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Wireless[MAGAZINE]Well straddle my filthy chops and call me Sandra. Your

favourite (or hopefully soon-to-be favourite) student

mag is back and were feeling sexier than ever! For those

of you that dont know it, every page of Wireless Magazine

is written and designed by students all over the UK - make

sure you get in on the action too (just go to

www.wirelessmag.co.uk/write). This issue is a bloody

humdinger, featuring exclusive interviews with the fat

thumbed comedy genius Russell Howard, the far-too-

clever director Rian Johnson, the terrifyingly hard Ben

Drew (Plan B to you and me), the laptop genius Dan Le Sac,

super catchy Fun. and Uni tips from the rather lovely

Fresh Meat actress Charlotte Ritchie. Oh and youll get

to learn what ketchup sex is too. Hot diggity. Enjoy... x

Freshers Edition 2012

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is aimed at people

over the age of 18,

due to the nature

of its content. If

you are under 18, we suggest

you put this magazine down

and pick up a copy of

Kerrang or Seventeen or

something. Sorry about

that, our lawyers told us to

tell you.

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to ensure that the data in this

publication is accurate, neither

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contributors can accept any

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FESTIVAL ROUND UP CHEAP NIGHT

IN AWESOME COMPETITIONS THE

UNGOOGLEABLES THIS MONTH

NEWS FILMS This edition of Wireless was created largely

while wearing a luminous poncho, cursing the

weather and getting drunk in a field full of

maniacs. Both with and without glasses on.

Page 36: Ben Drew

Also in this

issue....

Page 20: Joe and the Giant

Burger

Page 30: Fun.

Page 16: Russell Howard

Page 32: Fresh Meats

Charlotte Ritchie

Page 34: The Mass Debate.

Page 24: Rian Johnson

Page 44: Get The Look

Page 14: 8 People Youll Meet

In Halls

Wireless Magazine (South Wales) ISSN 2051-0233

words: Ben Gibson

Page 42: Dan Le Sac

In this issue....

Page 08: New bands you need

to see

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data cabs

to all the

graphic

designers.this page would have been a lot more

interesting with your artwork on it.

join the group on facebook.com,

just search Wireless Magazine Designers,

or scan below

its paid freelance work. what more could you ask for?

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Now youre at Uni, there will be countless opportunities to get dow

n to your nearest

venue to check out some of the bands coming to town. Here is our pic

k of the best new

bands, so you can say yeah, I saw em first, I was down at the front, man.

...

Former members of Joe Lean & The Jing

Jang Jong got back together, bought

some paisley shirts and started

making 60's psych inspired shoegaze

stuff. It's all extremely good, and

they rather aptly supported the

Horrors earlier this year. This lot

will probably get pretty big, so make

sure you head out to see them when you

get a chance!

TOY

Alessi Laurent-Marke is a writer of

sweet, simple and honest songs

reminiscent of Belle And Sebastian or

The White Stripe's old acoustic

stuff. What's more, according to

Wikipedia her dad was one of the

producers behind Shooting Stars and

Snuff Box so you at least owe it to him

to go to all her gigs.

Alessis Arkwww.alessisark.com

It's unavoidable that

Savages will get a lot of

comparisons to Joy

Division because of

their trebley post punk

bass, tight drum patterns

and the lead singer's Ian

Curtis-esque haircut.

Another thing they have

in common with JD is

their tight, super-

humanly energetic live

shows, which is even more

impressive when you

consider that they've

hardly been together for

a year. Their single

Husbands is well worth a

listen...

Savages

www.savagesband.com

Electro duo Stubborn Heart have taken

on the near herculean task of

bringing an emotional edge to the

macho world of dubstep, with their

self proclaimed electronic soul

from the heart". The results sound

blippy and emotion wrenching, a bit

like Thom Yorke's solo stuff. Or if

you imagine Hurts having a sexy tango

with Skrillex.

Stubborn Heart www.stubbornheart.com

Before Aluna Francis and George Reid decided to combine names and

musical forces they were involved in high maintenance electro and

math rock outfits respectfully. Their joint venture consists of much

simpler melodic pop tunes sung over some super smart R'n'B

production work. The pair have embraced the modern American

mainstream in all its glory and set it back down in an interesting

direction. AlunaGeorgewww.alunageorge.com

www.toy-band.com

Theme Park's rare style of melodic

funk-rock is quickly earning them a

lot of attention. The popular

comparison is to Talking Heads, which

is completely fair on tracks like

'Milk' with its scratchy guitar and

simple keyboard melodies. Theyre on

tour at the moment, make sure you catch

them on the dates that arent sold out!

Alessis ArkAlessis Ark

Awesome electro-pop love songs with a

real icey, dark edge. Citizens! have

all the restraint and stylistic

prowess of the best 80s post-punk

groups and if nothing else,

danceability. They have a handful of

UK dates in September, before

buggering off on tour around the world

so we wholeheartedly recommend

catching them when you get the chance.

Citizens! www.citizenscitizens.com

This hotly tipped trio produce a

beautiful minimalist sound with

hugely affecting vocals courtesy of

their singer Elena Tonra. They've

been in Abbey Road Studios working on

their forthcoming debut, and going

off what little has been released so

far it's going to be something

special.

Daughter

The music of Rough Trade's Palma

Violets has been scarce throughout

the year but luckily they've been

touring relentlessly so you're bound

to see one of their chaotic live shows

before you hear a record. They often

play in their PJs and few months back

they were also arrested in Liverpool

for breaking into a helter skelter. If

they can stay out of jail long enough

to record their debut then it will

definitely be worth listening to.Palma Violetswww.facebook.com/palmaviolets

Winner of Sideline

Magazine's 'Face The

Beat' Competition, this

is a manic amalgamation

of influences which

results in some startling

and catchy tracks.

Theme Parkwww.themeparkband.com

With huge vibes of that grungey West

coast lo-fi sound, Splashh could well

be Britain's answer to Wavves. Come

to think of it even their names are

quite similar, which is kind of

fitting given that both bands eschew

originality in favour of being really

loud, getting wasted and just being

awesome in general.

Splashhwww.facebook.com/splashh.band

www.facebook.com/ohdaughter

Storybooks are a six

piece band who play indie

r o c k w i t h a n o l d

fashioned sincerity

rarely seen these days.

Lead singer Kristofer

Harris has an excellent

melancholy tinged voice

which works a treat on

their quieter numbers.

Storybooks

www.storybooksband.com

6-piece electronic-

tinged indie group

comparable to the Rakes /

Depeche Mode. Keep an eye

on em!

facebook.com/theadamskikid

The Adamski Kid

deadsocialclub.com

Dead Social Club

08 09

Now youre at Uni, there will be countless opportunities to get dow

n to your nearest

venue to check out some of the bands coming to town. Here is our pic

k of the best new

bands, so you can say yeah, I saw em first, I was down at the front, man.

...

Former members of Joe Lean & The Jing

Jang Jong got back together, bought

some paisley shirts and started

making 60's psych inspired shoegaze

stuff. It's all extremely good, and

they rather aptly supported the

Horrors earlier this year. This lot

will probably get pretty big, so make

sure you head out to see them when you

get a chance!

TOY

Alessi Laurent-Marke is a writer of

sweet, simple and honest songs

reminiscent of Belle And Sebastian or

The White Stripe's old acoustic

stuff. What's more, according to

Wikipedia her dad was one of the

producers behind Shooting Stars and

Snuff Box so you at least owe it to him

to go to all her gigs.

Alessis Arkwww.alessisark.com

It's unavoidable that

Savages will get a lot of

comparisons to Joy

Division because of

their trebley post punk

bass, tight drum patterns

and the lead singer's Ian

Curtis-esque haircut.

Another thing they have

in common with JD is

their tight, super-

humanly energetic live

shows, which is even more

impressive when you

consider that they've

hardly been together for

a year. Their single

Husbands is well worth a

listen...

Savages

www.savagesband.com

Electro duo Stubborn Heart have taken

on the near herculean task of

bringing an emotional edge to the

macho world of dubstep, with their

self proclaimed electronic soul

from the heart". The results sound

blippy and emotion wrenching, a bit

like Thom Yorke's solo stuff. Or if

you imagine Hurts having a sexy tango

with Skrillex.

Stubborn Heart www.stubbornheart.com

Before Aluna Francis and George Reid decided to combine names and

musical forces they were involved in high maintenance electro and

math rock outfits respectfully. Their joint venture consists of much

simpler melodic pop tunes sung over some super smart R'n'B

production work. The pair have embraced the modern American

mainstream in all its glory and set it back down in an interesting

direction. AlunaGeorgewww.alunageorge.com

www.toy-band.com

Theme Park's rare style of melodic

funk-rock is quickly earning them a

lot of attention. The popular

comparison is to Talking Heads, which

is completely fair on tracks like

'Milk' with its scratchy guitar and

simple keyboard melodies. Theyre on

tour at the moment, make sure you catch

them on the dates that arent sold out!

Alessis ArkAlessis Ark

Awesome electro-pop love songs with a

real icey, dark edge. Citizens! have

all the restraint and stylistic

prowess of the best 80s post-punk

groups and if nothing else,

danceability. They have a handful of

UK dates in September, before

buggering off on tour around the world

so we wholeheartedly recommend

catching them when you get the chance.

Citizens! www.citizenscitizens.com

This hotly tipped trio produce a

beautiful minimalist sound with

hugely affecting vocals courtesy of

their singer Elena Tonra. They've

been in Abbey Road Studios working on

their forthcoming debut, and going

off what little has been released so

far it's going to be something

special.

Daughter

The music of Rough Trade's Palma

Violets has been scarce throughout

the year but luckily they've been

touring relentlessly so you're bound

to see one of their chaotic live shows

before you hear a record. They often

play in their PJs and few months back

they were also arrested in Liverpool

for breaking into a helter skelter. If

they can stay out of jail long enough

to record their debut then it will

definitely be worth listening to.Palma Violetswww.facebook.com/palmaviolets

Winner of Sideline

Magazine's 'Face The

Beat' Competition, this

is a manic amalgamation

of influences which

results in some startling

and catchy tracks.

Theme Parkwww.themeparkband.com

With huge vibes of that grungey West

coast lo-fi sound, Splashh could well

be Britain's answer to Wavves. Come

to think of it even their names are

quite similar, which is kind of

fitting given that both bands eschew

originality in favour of being really

loud, getting wasted and just being

awesome in general.

Splashhwww.facebook.com/splashh.band

www.facebook.com/ohdaughter

Storybooks are a six

piece band who play indie

r o c k w i t h a n o l d

fashioned sincerity

rarely seen these days.

Lead singer Kristofer

Harris has an excellent

melancholy tinged voice

which works a treat on

their quieter numbers.

Storybooks

www.storybooksband.com

6-piece electronic-

tinged indie group

comparable to the Rakes /

Depeche Mode. Keep an eye

on em!

facebook.com/theadamskikid

The Adamski Kid

deadsocialclub.com

Dead Social Club

08 09

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What would you do

with 100?

What would you do

with 100?

Were looking for five of you entrepreneurial would-be

Richard Bransons, Deborah Meadens and Alan Sugars to

tell us how you would turn 100 into a real life profit

making idea. Maybe you have some great concepts for t-

shirt designs that you want to sell, or maybe you want

to put on a club night, or a gig? Or why stop there, maybe

you could turn your living room into your own miniature

pop up restaurant? Or a record label!

We want you to send us your ideas, and the best five will get given 100

and two weeks to see how you get on - and

! Plus, everyone elses profits

will go to the charity of the winners choice.

the person who makes the biggest

profit at the end of it can keep the lot

with

100?

What would

you do

Do you reckon you could turn it

into a whole load more?

Are you on to a winner with your idea??

Email us at briefly outlining your idea and how

you would go about it, along with your name, address and phone number.

Good luck!

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...South Wales(and a bit)

Mon 17th September

Cardiff: Fat Cat Cafe Bar: Student NightCardiff: Oceana: Fuzzy LogicCardiff: Buffalo Bar: Buffalo LiveSwansea: Grand Theatre: Whose Coat Is That Jacket?

Tue 18th September

Cardiff: Buffalo Bar: Smoke FairiesCardiff: Tiger Tiger: Tiger Rocks!Cardiff: Reflex: The Flex FactorSwansea: Grand Theatre: Whose Coat Is That Jacket?

Wed 19th September

Cardiff: The Glee Club: Guitar Masters tourCardiff: Pulse: KapowCardiff: Laced: PolynesiaSwansea: Grand Theatre: Whose Coat Is That Jacket?

Thurs 20th September

Swansea: Sin City: Sin CityCardiff: Glam: PropagandaCardiff: Tiger Tiger: Thursday Club

Fri 21st September

Cardiff: Bogiez: VILE + Lacerated + CarbonizedCardiff: Dempseys: Withered HandLlansamlet: The New Smiths: The ShakesPenarth: The Paget Rooms: Hellds Bells + HellraiserSwansea: Sin City: Face Off

Sat 22nd September

Cardiff: St. Davids Hall: Livewire AC/DC + The ZZ TopsCardiff: Gwdihw Cafe Bar: Afrocluster

Cardiff: Dempseys: WussyCardiff: The Gate Arts And Community Centre: Roxy MagicSwansea: Sin City: Sink

Sun 23rd September

Cardiff: Buffalo Bar: Acoustic Open MicCardiff: The Ladybird: Sunday SkoolCardiff: Rockin Chair: Roots Reggae

Mon 24th September

Cardiff: Rockin Chair: Trojan Boss SoundCardiff: Glam: JagerfestCardiff: Oceana: Fuzzy Logic

Tue 25th September

Cardiff: Gwdihw Cafe Bar: Bass Players Band NightCardiff: Revolution Bar: ModeCardiff: The Globe: Globe Unsigned ShowcaseCardiff: Buffalo Bar: Buffalo In SessionSwansea: Grand Theatre: Jim Davidson

Wed 26th September

Cardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: Pierce The Veil + Crown The Empire + The Getaway PlanCardiff: Fat Cat Cafe Bar: Student NightCardiff: 411 Bar: So FreakySwansea: Grand Theatre: Tracy TJ Higgs

Thurs 27th September

Cardiff: Bogiez: MaleficeCardiff: Gwdihw Cafe Bar: Gunning For TamarSwansea: Grand Theatre And Arts Wing: The Rat Pack Live

Fri 28th September

Cardiff: Bogiez: Warrior SoulSwansea: Sin City: Face OffCardiff: The Moon Club: Blah! Blah! Blah!

Sat 29th September

Swansea: Sin City: Warrior SoulSwansea: Sin City: SinkCardiff: The Full Moon: Five Dollar Shake

Sun 30th September

Cardiff: Buffalo Bar: The Travelling BandCardiff: Pulse: Jolene Dovers Sunday ServiceCardiff: Rockin Chair: Roots Reggae

Mon 1st October

Cardiff: St. Davids Hall: Jodie MarieCardiff: Buffalo Bar: Now NowCardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: We Are The OceanSwansea: Sin City: Vince Kidd

Tues 2nd October

Cardiff: The Ladybird: Alt. TuesdaysCardiff: Buffalo Bar: Harry Potter QuizSwansea: Grand Theatre: Calendar Girls

The Travelling Band:30th Sept@Buffalo Bar, Cardiff

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Shonen Knife 9th October @ Bogiez, Cardiff Gloriously childish all-female Japanese punk band who were a favourite of Kurt Cobain.

I Like Trains 24th October @ Buffalo Bar, Cardiff Excellent indie rock with heavy Joy Division-like overtones.

Bass Players Band Night 25th September @ Gwdihw Cafe Bar, Cardiff Is there anything worse than the sound of funk bass? Maybe hangnails.

Aled Jones 18th October @ Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral Theres some kind of evil irony in using a cathedral as the setting for what is effectively pornography for grandmothers.

Wed 3rd October

Cardiff: Gwdihw Cafe Bar: RSVP BangraCardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: The SkintsCardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: W.A.S.P.Swansea: Grand Theatre And Arts Wing: Bill Bennett

Thurs 4th October

Cardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: Flux PavilionCardiff: The Gate Arts And Community Centre: Lucie Jones + David MahoneySwansea: Sin City: Sin Savers

Fri 5th October

Cardiff: Bogiez: Hells BellsCardiff: Motor Point Arena: George MichaelCardiff: Royal Welsh College Of Music And Drama: Elin Manahan Thomas + Cardiff Sinfonietta + Jeff HowardCardiff: The Globe: Cakehole PresleySwansea: Sin City: Benjamin Francis Leftwich

Sat 6th October

Swansea: Sin City: Drumsound & Bassline SmithSwansea: Sin City: SinkCardiff: Crystal Night Club: Public The Launch

Sun 7th October

Cardiff: The Coal Exchange: John Cale & BandCardiff: Wales Millennium Centre: A Night At The MusicalsSwansea: The Garage: Vintage Fashion Fair

Mon 8th October

Cardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: The Jim Jones RevueSwansea: Sin City: Dan Le SacCardiff: Fat Cat Cafe Bar: Student Night

Tue 9th October

Cardiff: Bogiez: Shonen KnifeCardiff: The Glee Club: Sharon Van EttenCardiff: The Globe: Globe Unsigned ShowcaseSwansea: The Garage: Paul B Edwards

Wed 10th October

Cardiff: 10 Feet Tall: Rachel SermanniCardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: Foreign BeggarsCardiff: Glam: Felix LeiterSwansea: Grand Theatre: Jephtha

Thurs 11th October

Cardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: Field MusicCardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: Young Guns + We Are The In Crowd + Your Demise + The MarmozetsSwansea: Sin City: Sin Savers

Fri 12th October

Cardiff: Buffalo Bar: Rod Jones & The Birthday SuitCardiff: Bogiez: Peter And The Test Tube BabiesCardiff: The Globe: Fred SnowSwansea: Sin City: The Computers

Sat 13th October

Cardiff: St. Davids Hall: Magic Of MotownCardiff: Bogiez: JettBlackCardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: Mayday ParadeCardiff: The Gate Arts And Community Centre: KarnatakaSwansea: The Garage Music Venue: Acoustic ZeppelinSwansea: Dears Leap: The Shakes

Sun 14th October

Cardiff: The Globe: Touchstone + The ReasoningCardiff: Rockin Chair: Roots Reggae

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Mon 15th October

Cardiff: New Theatre: Andy Fairweather Low & The Low RidersCardiff: Bogiez: Heaven AsunderCardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: Itchy Feet Returns!Swansea: The Garage: John Renbourn & Wizz Jones

Tue 16th October

Cardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: Straight LinesCardiff: The Gate Arts And Community Centre: Roddy WoombleSwansea: Grand Theatre And Arts Wing: Joe Brown

Wed 17th October

Cardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: Nine Black AlpsSwansea: Sin City: Hadouken!Cardiff: Koko Gorilaz: Tafijah Allstars & Behind The Line

Thurs 18th October

Cardiff: Metropolitan Cathedral of St. David: Aled JonesCardiff: St. Davids Hall: Joan ArmatradingSwansea: Sin City: Sin Savers

Fri 19th October

Cardiff: Bogiez: Spit Like This + The Sick LiversSwansea: Sin City: Daytona LightsSwansea: Sin City: Face Off

Sat 20th October

Cardiff: The Globe: Pink Floyd & David Gilmour Tribute: Perfect AlibiSwansea: Sin City: Random ImpulseSwansea: Sin City: Sink

Sun 21st October

Cardiff: The Glee Club: Kathryn WilliamsCardiff: Buffalo Bar: Open Mic AcousticCardiff: Pulse: Jolene Dovers Sunday Service

Mon 22nd October

Cardiff: St. Davids Hall: Neil SedakaCardiff: The Glee Club: Eddi ReaderCardiff: Rockin Chair: Trojan Boss SoundSwansea: The Garage: Black Heart

Tues 23rd October

Cardiff: 411 Bar: HypnotionCardiff: The Globe: Globe Unsigned ShowcaseCardiff: Revolution Bar: ModeSwansea: Grand Theatre: Breaking The String

Wed 24th October

Cardiff: Buffalo Bar: I Like TrainsCardiff: Motor Point Arena: Alice Cooper + Duff McKagans Loaded + Ugly Kid JoeSwansea: Sin City: Simon And Oscar (Ocean Colour Scene)

Thurs 25th October

Cardiff: Gwdihw Cafe Bar: Buffo WakeSwansea: The Garage Music Venue: Curved AirSwansea: Sin City: Sin Savers

Fri 26th October

Cardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: TerrorSwansea: Guildhall & Brangwyn Hall: Elvis In SwanseaSwansea: Sin City: Ryan Keen

Sat 27th October

Cardiff: Buffalo Bar: Flipron + Little ArrowPenarth: The Paget Rooms: The Madassa Soul BandSwansea: Sin City: Charlie SlothSwansea: Sin City: Knotslip

Sun 28th October

Cardiff: Clwb Ifor Bach: Animals As LeadersCardiff: Cardiff University Student Union: Every Time I Die + Stray From The Path + Last WitnessCardiff: The Gate And Arts Community Centre: Dean FriedmanSwansea: The Garage: Lawless And Lulu

Mon 29th October

Cardiff: Voodoo: Full CloutCardiff: Glam: JagerfestCardiff: Oceana: Fuzzy LogicSwansea: Grand Theatre: Flash A Tribute To Queen

Tues 30th October

Cardiff: The Gate And Arts Community Centre: The Wedding PresentSwansea: The Garage Music Venue: HawklordsCardiff: ONeills: Monster Smash

Wed 31st October Cardiff: The Moon Club: Brother & BonesSwansea: Grand Theatre And Arts Wing: Joe LongthorneSwansea: Sin City: Halloween Ball 2012Swansea: Sin City: Cut Ribbons

I Like Trains: 24th Oct@Buffalo Bar, Cardiff

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