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Armando Ianucci should write a sketch where a group of white, mid-thirties middle class people spend their dinner party having in-depth discussions about rappers with names like Young Thug and Bobby Shmurda, and how white mid-thirties middle class people are colonising the discourse around hip-hop.

He's slowed down, got more basic and chooses a narrower range of beats. Prefer his older stuff.

Article about songs pressed onto X-Rays in the USSR http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/jan/29/bone-music-soviet-bootleg-records-pressed-on-xrays

Caribou's started a trend like Nek Nominate

I think a big reason to vote Green is to scare Labour into moving to the left (or at least not moving any further right) post-2015 As for volunteering - it's really dependent on what you want/are able to do. In my case I manage social media, write press releases and liaise with local reporters.

Will the TV debates even happen? Hopefully this surge translates into votes anyway. I've never voted before but started volunteering for my local Green Party recently.

Manchester used to have quite a few good nights and clubs but its gone downhill massively. Soup Kitchen does the occasional good night, as does Joshua Brooks. Kraak Gallery's had some cool lineups but they barely promote them and apparently theyre dead.

Or Jeremy Paxman playing a clip of Swarvo on University Challenge and shouting "Come on!" at some hapless UCL graduate.

This made me picture someone on Mastermind with their specialist subject as "Active Grime MCs 2002 - 2006"

The London these guys harp on about missing so much just sounds like any big Northern city. I suspect it's just posturing though I don't think they'd actually live there.

lol

this is definitely the case although I'd say the group of people this applies to tend to idolise a very small group of MCs (DEE, Wiley, Riko and a few others). the ones who used to do jungle maybe

The original piece isnt really about this supposed grime 'resurgance' the titles a bit misleading

Studio Spaces have been given a 24h license http://www.factmag.com/2015/01/09/londons-studio-spaces-granted-24-hour-permits-for-2015/

stannaman from east on 187 max b doesn't do much aggro stuff but this is kinda

lol ye pit (bang bang) who used to be with slew dem is pretty belligerent as well also gave what i reckon is the most standoffish interview ive ever seen "I'm not really a chorus man" lol

beat's a bit mellow tbf some uk

its a good venue though. agree about the crowd at teklife/hyperdub, was a bit better at the ninjatune one.

studio spaces security are friendly to the point of eeriness not in a fabric hands down your trousers way just just incredibly affable