Bristol's Music History

The Bristol Dubstep Documentary 'Living Inside The Speaker', available on DVD from Rooted Records and here as a 4min trailer. Filmed by Madboy & Spermchaser in January & February 2006, 37 minutes long and featuring Pinch, Blazey, Bubonic, Peverelist, Thinking, DubBoy, Kidkut, Atki2, Hench, Gutterbreakz, Subloaded, Dubloaded, Noir, Ruffnek Diskotek, Dubstudio & Rooted Records. Contributions from none other than Search & Destroy, Skream, Chef, Elemental & Distance.

A recent interview, but Beki and Vice Squad sure have a place in Bristol's story.

myvillage interview with the ever-busy Ben Dubisson, otherwise known as Hundred Strong.

This is the Wikipedia entry for the Bristol Community Festival at Ashton Court - "The Ashton Court Festival was an outdoor music festival held annually in the grounds of Ashton Court, just outside Bristol, England, in mid-July. The festival, which ran from 1974 to 2007, was a weekend event which featured a variety of local bands and national headliners. As it was mainly aimed at local residents, the festival was not widely promoted, nor were there overnight camping facilities."

"Scott Hendy is best known for collaborating with Portishead 's Geoff Barrow as Dynamo Productions. Here he tells John Mitchell why Bristol will always dance to its own tune" - This Guardian Music article is from 2005.