Wayne Hoyle

With an eclectic set of venues ranging from the Cathedral to a grimy rave cave, the sixth edition of No Bounds offered a programme that was both inspiring and life-affirming.

The new, modern Roxy Ball Room is bold and stylish with beer pong, shuffleboard, curling and pool. What did Wayne Hoyle make of the launch night?

The fifth album from the poet, performer and playwright is a musically accomplished exercise in collective catharsis featuring some surprising collaborations. Kae Tempest told us more about its genesis and creation.

Four intergalactic beings continue their mission to bring joyous transmissions of 'cosmic dross' to the lifeforms that inhabit Planet Earth, with a date performing to the humans of Sheffield on 11 February. HENGE's Zpor told us more.

“Stay wonky!” is the takeaway message from this wonderfully compelling and conscientiously curated evening of the experimental and the avant garde.

I feel slightly uneasy as I try to settle into an uncomfortable plastic chair in the darkened back room of Yellow Arch on a gloomy Sunday…

I meet Johnny and Steve in a pub not far from the end of the Parkway, having been intrigued at the prospect of a new festival taking place…

"You greedy rat head fuck." Not one to mince his words and why should he? Gerald Simpson, a.k.a A Guy Called Gerald, has spent the last 30…

I first met Mike Thompson at the first RiteTrax event in 2015, which brought together underground artists from across the city at Yellow…

A Story About Joy Division and Manchester 22 April, Leadmill Ian Curtis once remarked that, “I struggle between what I know is right in my…

Over the past year, the enigmatically named K.O.G and The Zongo Brigade have brought their unique, frenetic fusion to an array of pubs,…

For the last two months, I have had the privilege of being consumed by a hugely ambitious project that unexpectedly ended up encapsulating…