WHAT'S THAT COMING OVER THE HILL?

Is it a monster, is it a MONSTAAAHHHHHHHHH?

Wait, what?

I have exciting news. YESTHISISNOISE is officially coming back. But not just by conventional internet blogging methods. 

I'm on the radio. The lovely chaps and chapettes at the University of East Anglia's student radio station Livewire 1350 have decided to allow me back on the airwaves. So, be prepared for some aural stimulation, as I deliver noise to your hearing holes. Expect the news and reviews you know and love* from me already, arriving through the internet carried by my dulcet, sexy** bassvoice.

SATURDAYS. 22:30-MIDNIGHT. WWW.LIVEWIRE1350.COM. BE THERE. OR BE A QUADRILATERAL WITH SIDES OF EQUAL LENGTH.

*No? Ok. It's cool, I understand. I'm just going to go over in the corner, maybe sit down. Hug my knees. Cry a little.
**Not guaranteed. However, if spontaneous orgasms to happen to occur because of my voice, I am sorry/you are welcome.  

NEWS: NORWICH LCR RENAMED IN MEMORY OF LATE MANAGER NICK RAYNES

To music fans in the East of England, Norwich's LCR, situated on the University of East Anglia campus, is well known as one of the principal live music venues in the region. A huge plethora of bands, such as Muse, Enter Shikari, Bowling For Soup, Mastodon, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Motorhead, and a frequent stop-off for the Kerrang! Tour (there have been hundreds of amazing bands playing the LCR, this list is just off the top of my head) have all stopped off in Norwich, and these are all largely thanks to the work of the late Entertainments Manager at the university, Nick Rayns.

He worked for 34 years, bringing in some truly incredible acts over that time, and in his honour: RIP Mr Rayns, and thank you for your work in bringing in some incredible acts over the years.

The late Nick Raynes - image courtesy
of the Norwich Tab