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Revolution Skatepark Update
Revolution Newsletter 48 April/May 2009
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Volcom Comp::
For the third year in a row Volcom Stone presents Wild in the Parks - This year at Revolution Skatepark, Broadstairs, Kent. With free entry, free food, free drink and prizes for all, you'd do well to come and session the park for the chance to win a place at the European Finals in Sweden to win one of the two flight tickets to the US WITP Champs.
With divisions for Under 15's and 16 and Over where you'll get to skate, best trick style, without the pressure of skating alone this session is not to be missed.
Wild in the Parks was born when we noticed something needed to change with the amateur skateboard contest scene. We decided to take a different path - the road less travelled - and offer something slightly removed. For those of you that are fed up with days of 1-minute runs, over and over again, we came up with a new jam format that alleviates both stress and boredom at events.
Wild In The Parks is for young up and coming skaters to come out and show their skills. Think of the event like a best trick contest; skaters are judged on the tricks they pull, never on their bails – and they are never left with the pressure of skating alone.
Wild In The Parks is about giving back to the skaters. With this in mind, the series is entirely free. There are absolutely no entry fees, you get to eat some free food, skate, cheer on your friends and go home with a ton of free prizes.
Schedule:
11:30 Registration
13:00 Contest Start
17:30: Prize Giving
WIN A SIGNED COPY OF THE NEW ASHER ROTH CD::
New US hip-hop sensation, Asher Roth, whose “I Love College” is flying high on the US iTunes chart and who is being tipped for huge things this year by hip hop royalty Kanye West, Ludacris and Andre 3000, has his debut SRC /Universal single, “I Love College” and his eagerly awaited debut album “Asleep In The Bread Aisle” simultaneously released on April 20th via Island Records. This 22 yr old suburban kid first came to attention last year when his mixtape The Greenhouse Effect aka The Greatest Mixtape Ever, became one of the most downloaded and buzzed about mixtapes of the year. Asher Roth quickly emerged as a breath of fresh air: a hip-hop anomaly grounded enough to take pride in his suburban roots but confident and talented enough to have already earned the respect of rap giants such as 50 Cent, Ludacris, Akon, and Andre 3000. Roth doesn’t talk about life on the streets but he will give astute and singular observations on everything from politics to partying. Here is a genuine student of hip-hop; an artist deftly able to weave complex rhymes and laugh out loud couplets. We have a personally SIGNED copy of this CD from Asher himself up for grabs this week here at the skate park. To get your hands on this must have album answer the question below. You can find the answer at www.asherrothmusic.com and www.myspace.com/asherroth.
What does Asher Roth love so much right now that he is singing about it?
a)School
b) Work
c) College
To enter the competition, click here and don't forget to enter the name of the competition in the subject line
Shop Refit Complete::
The main part of the Shop refit has now been finished with just a few minor tweaks here and there to be done. Upcoming plans for the future include an upstairs cafe area above the shop, an enclosed spectator area before winter and eventually, a bowl to replace the ramp room.
New Stock::
Due to overwhelming demand, we've just taken delivery of some of the coolest retro-mini setups, Lush and Loaded Longboards there are!
Dogtown Mini-Cruisers £99.99
Santa Cruz Micro-Classics £110.00
Lush Longboards from £89.99
Lush Slide Gloves
Lush Wheels
Randal Trucks
Loaded Longboards from £159.99
Summer's coming and how cool would it be to cruise up and down the prom on one of these?
WIN A COPY OF THE NEW KING BLUES ALBUM
2009 has seen the King Blues score their biggest hit to date with “Save The World, Get The Girl”. They have played a sold out London show with Rise Against at The Roundhouse, grace the cover of KERRANG magazine and get confirmed for the Give It A Name festival in London this April (appearing with Enter Shikari). They even got their own billboard in Shoreditch, London, spray-painting an open letter to Gordon Brown upon it which generated much press interest. Their album Save The World, Get The Girl was critically lauded by Kerrang, Rock Sound and Big Cheese. Kerrang! called them ‘the most exciting live band in Britain’ and hailed the album as one of the year’s best.
The next single to be released will be “I Got Love” which will be available from 4th May 2009 via both download and physical format. To coincide with the single release, the band will be pairing up with uLive to do an extensive University and College tour throughout late April/May. Check them out at www.kingblues.net or www.myspace.com/thekingblues
We have a signed album to give away this month here at the skatepark. Answer the question below to enter.
What’s the name of their new album?
To enter the competition, click here and don't forget to enter the name of the competition in the subject line
Beginners Skate Days::
This is a day designed for total beginners or new skaters who just want to pick up a few tricks and tips. You will learn from experts who are skilled at teaching and making the experience a lot of fun. There will also be giveaways and prizes for everyone! Please be aware that places are limited. The 2 hour lesson costs £8.00 (not including hire equipment) and must be pre-booked in advance. You can do this by either calling 01843 866707 or emailing info@revolutionskatepark.co.uk
Skateboard Lesson Dates 2009::
Tuesday Advanced Lessons 5th May to 9th June
16th June to 21st July
28th July to 1st September
8th September to 13th October
20th October to 24th November
1st December to 5th January
Wednesday Beginner Lessons 15th April to 20th May
27th May to 1st July
8th July to 12th August
19th August to 23rd September
30th September to 4th November
11th November to 16th December
Friday Beginner Lessons 1st May to 5th June
12th June to 17th July
24th July to 28th August
4th September to 9th October
16th October to 20th November
27th November to 15th January (minus holidays)
Climbing News::
Work is about to start on a Monkey Room section of the Centre. It will be fully self contained and will have an assortment of new features to use.
Saturday will see the start of a beginner's course whereas Sunday will become an advance course. Both courses will take place between 5.00pm and 6.30pm. The price for the courses will remain the same at £50.00.
Beginners
Saturday 25th April to Saturday 23rd May
Saturday 27th June to Saturday 25th July
Saturday 5th September to Saturday 3rd October
Saturday 7th November to Saturday 5th December
Advanced
Sunday 26th April to Sunday 24th May
Sunday 28th June to Sunday 26th July
Sunday 6th September to Sunday 4th October
Sunday 8th November to Sunday 6th December
For more information on the club or to book please call the centre or e-mail at: sam@revolutionclimbingcentre.co.uk
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
Wednesday, 22 April 2009
NASS 2009 MUSIC LINE UP - CONFIRMED
CKY to headline Saturday Night Main Stage Relentless NASS Festival 2009!
3rd Stage Also Confirmed
The West Chester four piece consisting of Chad I Ginsburg, Deron Miller, Jess Margera & Matt Deis top the main stage on Saturday the 11th July 2009. The highly anticipated announcement for Saturdays headline slot is now fulfilled and with over a 9years of rock ‘n roll riffage under their belts, CKY will guarantee a night of moshing madness.
CKY (stands for ‘Camp Kill Yourself’) formed just before the turn of the millennium and have since released four studio albums, toured with Guns ‘n Roses, opened for Metallica and toured extensively through North America, Europe and Australia. Their headline appearance at Relentless NASS is their first UK show since their sell out show at the Astoria in London back in June 2005.
The guys recently signed to the legendary Roadrunner Records who will release their latest studio album ‘Carver City’ on the 19th May 2009. Carver City is CKY’s first album of new material since 2005’s An Answer Can Be Found, and the band’s first studio offering since its split from Island Records in 2006. It has taken over 2 years to make ‘Carver City’ in which time the 10 years of tension caught up with the band Chad I Ginsburg says the band “ended up physically beating each other up at once on their tour bus,” CKY took a year off and came back blazing. The result ‘Carver City’ “sonically, our best effort to date.” – Chad I Ginsburg.
This summer, to coincide with the resurgence of CKY and the release of Carver City, Ginsburg, Miller, Margera and Deis will be hitting Relentless NASS Festival, bringing the unique energy and atmosphere that only a CKY show can.
Supporting CKY will be Zane Lowe, bringing his live set to the main stage at this years Relentless Nass Festival. The New Zealand born presenter has become renowned for his frenetic live show, incredible DJ skills and his presenting work on MTV2’s show Gonzo. Zane has a busy summer ahead with a number of festival appearances all over the world and Relentless Nass is excited about the confirmation to say the least.
CKY and Zane Lowe top the bill for the Saturday line up at Relentless Nass festival 2009 and to add to the highly anticipated announcement we have some more new additions including punk, reggae activists The King Blues, brit alternative rockers Attack! Attack!, hardcore four piece Hexes, riff legends Jettblack, metal shredders Sharks and fast rising pack Turbowolf complete the first announcement for the ‘rock day’ at Relentless NASS Festival 2009.
Relentless NASS is also happy to announce its third stage, currently known as the Exmoor Bar. Friday night will witness Daniel P. Carter of the Radio 1 Rock Show followed by Kerrangs very own Katie P while Saturday will play host to the Propaganda Club Night featuring Andy Burgess and The Postman. Both Friday and Saturday will be opened by the awesome NASS favourites, the Streetwise DJ’s.
BAYSIXTY6 SKATEPARK NEWS UPDATE
Etnies recognition tour incoming on May 30th
This one’s going to be massive! We’ve got the Etnies tour rolling into town on Saturday May 30th. Sean Malto, Mikey Taylor, Tyler Bledsoe, Ryan Scheckler, Jose Rojo, Kyle Leeper, Davis Torgeson and Willow plus a host of others are confirmed. More details will be in the next email update but in the meantime here’s the flyer.
Crossfire news
Crossfire have started introducing features on up and coming ams from around the world. Could the next one be you? Click here for Jart rider Daniel Clarke’s Fresh Blood feature or click here for Casper Brooker. 15 yrs old and new to Heroin Skateboards.
The Gaslight Anthem joined Crossfire for a Quickfire interview last week and this week The Thermals come all the way from Portland to discuss their latest album ‘Now We Can See’ on Kill Rock Stars Records.
Also, win an Element deck here!
Jart's Daniel Clarke
Heroin's Casper Brooker
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Come and join BaySixty6 on www.myspace.com/baysixty6 and Facebook.
Find out more about the our twice-weekly beginner sessions and after school lessons
COMPETITIONS
UK tour dates:
27-April Sheffield Students' Union
28-April Derby Students' Union
29-April Uxbridge Brunel Students' Union
30-April Bath Students' Union
01-May Swansea Sin City
03-May Hull University Union
04-May Guildford - Surrey Students' Union
05-May Colchester - Essex Students' Union
06-May Norwich - The Waterfront
07-May High Wycombe
08-May Reading Students' Union
09-May Liverpool Guild of Students
10-May Preston- 53 Degrees
11-May Glasgow Strathclyde Students' Union
Win a King Blues album!
2009 has seen the King Blues score their biggest hit to date with “Save The World, Get The Girl”. They have played a sold out London show with Rise Against at The Roundhouse, grace the cover of KERRANG magazine and get confirmed for the Give It A Name festival in London this April (appearing with Enter Shikari). They even got their own billboard in Shoreditch, London, spray-painting an open letter to Gordon Brown upon it which generated much press interest. Their album Save The World, Get The Girl was critically lauded by Kerrang, Rock Sound and Big Cheese. Kerrang! called them ‘the most exciting live band in Britain’ and hailed the album as one of the year’s best.
The next single to be released will be “I Got Love” which will be available from 4th May 2009 via both download and physical format. To coincide with the single release, the band will be pairing up with uLive to do an extensive University and College tour throughout late April/May. Check them out at www.kingblues.net or www.myspace.com/thekingblues
We have a signed album to give away this month here at the skatepark. Answer the question below to enter.
What’s the name of their new album?
1) Blow up The World
2) Save The World and Get Girls
3) Save The World, Get The Girl
Visit the comps page to enter
Win a signed Asher Roth CD!
New US hip-hop sensation, Asher Roth, whose “I Love College” is flying high on the US iTunes chart and who is being tipped for huge things this year by hip hop royalty Kanye West, Ludacris and Andre 3000, has his debut SRC /Universal single, “I Love College” and his eagerly awaited debut album “Asleep In The Bread Aisle” simultaneously released on April 20th via Island Records.
This 22 yr old suburban kid first came to attention last year when his mixtape The Greenhouse Effect aka The Greatest Mixtape Ever, became one of the most downloaded and buzzed about mixtapes of the year. Asher Roth quickly emerged as a breath of fresh air: a hip-hop anomaly grounded enough to take pride in his suburban roots but confident and talented enough to have already earned the respect of rap giants such as 50 Cent, Ludacris, Akon, and Andre 3000. Roth doesn’t talk about life on the streets but he will give astute and singular observations on everything from politics to partying. Here is a genuine student of hip-hop; an artist deftly able to weave complex rhymes and laugh out loud couplets.
We have a personally SIGNED copy of this CD from Asher himself up for grabs this week here at the skate park. To get your hands on this must have album answer the question below. You can find the answer at www.asherrothmusic.com and www.myspace.com/asherroth.
What does Asher Roth love so much right now that he is singing about it?
a) School
b) Work
c) College
Visit the comps pageto enter
See you at the park!
www.baysixty6.com
This one’s going to be massive! We’ve got the Etnies tour rolling into town on Saturday May 30th. Sean Malto, Mikey Taylor, Tyler Bledsoe, Ryan Scheckler, Jose Rojo, Kyle Leeper, Davis Torgeson and Willow plus a host of others are confirmed. More details will be in the next email update but in the meantime here’s the flyer.
Crossfire news
Crossfire have started introducing features on up and coming ams from around the world. Could the next one be you? Click here for Jart rider Daniel Clarke’s Fresh Blood feature or click here for Casper Brooker. 15 yrs old and new to Heroin Skateboards.
The Gaslight Anthem joined Crossfire for a Quickfire interview last week and this week The Thermals come all the way from Portland to discuss their latest album ‘Now We Can See’ on Kill Rock Stars Records.
Also, win an Element deck here!
Jart's Daniel Clarke
Heroin's Casper Brooker
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Come and join BaySixty6 on www.myspace.com/baysixty6 and Facebook.
Find out more about the our twice-weekly beginner sessions and after school lessons
COMPETITIONS
UK tour dates:
27-April Sheffield Students' Union
28-April Derby Students' Union
29-April Uxbridge Brunel Students' Union
30-April Bath Students' Union
01-May Swansea Sin City
03-May Hull University Union
04-May Guildford - Surrey Students' Union
05-May Colchester - Essex Students' Union
06-May Norwich - The Waterfront
07-May High Wycombe
08-May Reading Students' Union
09-May Liverpool Guild of Students
10-May Preston- 53 Degrees
11-May Glasgow Strathclyde Students' Union
Win a King Blues album!
2009 has seen the King Blues score their biggest hit to date with “Save The World, Get The Girl”. They have played a sold out London show with Rise Against at The Roundhouse, grace the cover of KERRANG magazine and get confirmed for the Give It A Name festival in London this April (appearing with Enter Shikari). They even got their own billboard in Shoreditch, London, spray-painting an open letter to Gordon Brown upon it which generated much press interest. Their album Save The World, Get The Girl was critically lauded by Kerrang, Rock Sound and Big Cheese. Kerrang! called them ‘the most exciting live band in Britain’ and hailed the album as one of the year’s best.
The next single to be released will be “I Got Love” which will be available from 4th May 2009 via both download and physical format. To coincide with the single release, the band will be pairing up with uLive to do an extensive University and College tour throughout late April/May. Check them out at www.kingblues.net or www.myspace.com/thekingblues
We have a signed album to give away this month here at the skatepark. Answer the question below to enter.
What’s the name of their new album?
1) Blow up The World
2) Save The World and Get Girls
3) Save The World, Get The Girl
Visit the comps page to enter
Win a signed Asher Roth CD!
New US hip-hop sensation, Asher Roth, whose “I Love College” is flying high on the US iTunes chart and who is being tipped for huge things this year by hip hop royalty Kanye West, Ludacris and Andre 3000, has his debut SRC /Universal single, “I Love College” and his eagerly awaited debut album “Asleep In The Bread Aisle” simultaneously released on April 20th via Island Records.
This 22 yr old suburban kid first came to attention last year when his mixtape The Greenhouse Effect aka The Greatest Mixtape Ever, became one of the most downloaded and buzzed about mixtapes of the year. Asher Roth quickly emerged as a breath of fresh air: a hip-hop anomaly grounded enough to take pride in his suburban roots but confident and talented enough to have already earned the respect of rap giants such as 50 Cent, Ludacris, Akon, and Andre 3000. Roth doesn’t talk about life on the streets but he will give astute and singular observations on everything from politics to partying. Here is a genuine student of hip-hop; an artist deftly able to weave complex rhymes and laugh out loud couplets.
We have a personally SIGNED copy of this CD from Asher himself up for grabs this week here at the skate park. To get your hands on this must have album answer the question below. You can find the answer at www.asherrothmusic.com and www.myspace.com/asherroth.
What does Asher Roth love so much right now that he is singing about it?
a) School
b) Work
c) College
Visit the comps pageto enter
See you at the park!
www.baysixty6.com
Thursday, 16 April 2009
BLOC FESTIVAL 2009 - REVIEW
BLOC Festival 2009 by Alex Cox @ http://www.skateparkpages.com/
March 13th to 15th saw some of the most extraordinary alternative musical talent on the planet fuse forces to create what is the amazing BLOC festival. This year’s BLOC rave was held at Butlins, Minehead. Bloody good call peeps. Sic venue. Sic Line Up. This was gonna be BIG.
This was a first for Skatepark Pages and we bloody loved every minute of it from the damn right filthy and twisted bass lines down to the plushest festival accommodation around. All bases had been covered to create a varied, vibrant and exciting musical line up – it was like a who’s who of cool right now. A lot of names you had heard of subtly blended with the up and coming talent. If you are into the alternative music scene this was a treat not to be missed and if you were not… what a great introduction. A big shout must go out to the BLOC organisers for hand picking a fine selection of artists who probably didn’t have a single release in the “charts” between them at that time. This gave a nice under ground feel to the festival despite it being held at Butlins - one of the biggest commercial holiday setup's in the UK.
Getting to Bloc was a doddle really which ever way you wanted to get there – by car, bus or coach. Regular departures from Bristol ensured no ravers were left behind. Once there a smart, twin room chalet welcomed you in complete with shower and T making gizmo’s. Forget living in your normal flooded, mud drenched canvas shell this was festying (is that a word?) in style!
The resort itself has plenty to offer as well as the banging tune selection. The main focal point being the massive white canvas towers which housed a multitude of shops and hang out spots. Located in the centre you had a kind of interaction zone with several stalls, DJ’s and a digital graffiti wall. Sic.
The hardest thing about this weekender was choosing who NOT to go and see!
So much talent on display and only so many hours of raving available – god damn it!
Me and Dan were on the hunt for a nice Dub bass line and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry did not disappoint. I’m trying not over hype it but it was simply legendary. He held the whole crowd in a lifted, catatonic state in the palm of his hand and then released them back into the wild when he was done. It was an experience that will live with me for ever. So hard to put into words. Almost spiritual. It didn’t matter he started 1hr 30 mins late – it was well worth the wait.
Mad Professor was also a treat to behold bubbling away like a dark dub cauldron.
Another personal highlight was Beardyman. BIG set. Big Sound. We even managed to sneak 10 minutes of his sound check. About 10 of us listened as he pummelled bass lines into the arena – most of which he had generated with only his mouth and a Kaos pad.
Dubstep has come along way in the past 6 or so years and it was evident here. Some of the heaviest sets of the weekend belonged to Skream b2b with Benga, Rusko, Joker, Plastician, Kode 9, Martyn, 2562, Vex’d, Pinch, Rustie and AppleBlim. The Bass heads in the place were definitely not disappointed!
To top it all off Altern 8 played a beast of an old skool set to remind people of where the music we enjoy today spawned from.
So in summary it was a bloody great weekend with so many DJ’s not to be missed. Quality sound systems and visuals that delivered each and every time served with plush after raving accommodation.
Big thanks to all the BLOC Festival for the tickets and a chance to experience music how it should be.
Live, Loud and Surrounded by Mentalist Ravers. Nice 1
March 13th to 15th saw some of the most extraordinary alternative musical talent on the planet fuse forces to create what is the amazing BLOC festival. This year’s BLOC rave was held at Butlins, Minehead. Bloody good call peeps. Sic venue. Sic Line Up. This was gonna be BIG.
This was a first for Skatepark Pages and we bloody loved every minute of it from the damn right filthy and twisted bass lines down to the plushest festival accommodation around. All bases had been covered to create a varied, vibrant and exciting musical line up – it was like a who’s who of cool right now. A lot of names you had heard of subtly blended with the up and coming talent. If you are into the alternative music scene this was a treat not to be missed and if you were not… what a great introduction. A big shout must go out to the BLOC organisers for hand picking a fine selection of artists who probably didn’t have a single release in the “charts” between them at that time. This gave a nice under ground feel to the festival despite it being held at Butlins - one of the biggest commercial holiday setup's in the UK.
Getting to Bloc was a doddle really which ever way you wanted to get there – by car, bus or coach. Regular departures from Bristol ensured no ravers were left behind. Once there a smart, twin room chalet welcomed you in complete with shower and T making gizmo’s. Forget living in your normal flooded, mud drenched canvas shell this was festying (is that a word?) in style!
The resort itself has plenty to offer as well as the banging tune selection. The main focal point being the massive white canvas towers which housed a multitude of shops and hang out spots. Located in the centre you had a kind of interaction zone with several stalls, DJ’s and a digital graffiti wall. Sic.
The hardest thing about this weekender was choosing who NOT to go and see!
So much talent on display and only so many hours of raving available – god damn it!
Me and Dan were on the hunt for a nice Dub bass line and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry did not disappoint. I’m trying not over hype it but it was simply legendary. He held the whole crowd in a lifted, catatonic state in the palm of his hand and then released them back into the wild when he was done. It was an experience that will live with me for ever. So hard to put into words. Almost spiritual. It didn’t matter he started 1hr 30 mins late – it was well worth the wait.
Mad Professor was also a treat to behold bubbling away like a dark dub cauldron.
Another personal highlight was Beardyman. BIG set. Big Sound. We even managed to sneak 10 minutes of his sound check. About 10 of us listened as he pummelled bass lines into the arena – most of which he had generated with only his mouth and a Kaos pad.
Dubstep has come along way in the past 6 or so years and it was evident here. Some of the heaviest sets of the weekend belonged to Skream b2b with Benga, Rusko, Joker, Plastician, Kode 9, Martyn, 2562, Vex’d, Pinch, Rustie and AppleBlim. The Bass heads in the place were definitely not disappointed!
To top it all off Altern 8 played a beast of an old skool set to remind people of where the music we enjoy today spawned from.
So in summary it was a bloody great weekend with so many DJ’s not to be missed. Quality sound systems and visuals that delivered each and every time served with plush after raving accommodation.
Big thanks to all the BLOC Festival for the tickets and a chance to experience music how it should be.
Live, Loud and Surrounded by Mentalist Ravers. Nice 1
Big Shout to the Muff massive in attendance. You know who u r!
Check the line up you missed –unreal. BLOC 10 - a defo date for the diary.
BLOC Residents* Billy Nasty* Radioactive Man* Ed DMX* Jerome Hill* Luke's Anger* James Tec* Rebel Intelligence* Joe Hart* Oliver Way* George 'The Skull' Hull
Caravan Recordings* October* Emptyset
Cliche* French Kriss* Michel Dupont* French Connection Trio* Pathic* ADJ* Junq* P45* Ebola* Lusinda* AGT Rave Cru* Amental* McMash Clan
Cocodisco* DJ Benetti* Louis Enchante And Friends* Andy Blake* Rodaidh And Piers* Russell Haswell
Dublime* Lee Scratch Perry* Scientist AKA Hopeton Brown* Digital Mystikz* Kode 9* Tipper* Mad Professor* Rusko* Ed Rush & Optical* Plastician* Zion Train* Pole
Greco Roman* Rob Da Bank* Drums Of Death* Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs* Greco Roman Soundsystem* Raff Daddy* The Great Mentsh* Full Nelson
Numbers* Martyn* Rustie* Hudson Mohawks* Jackmaster* Dynamix II* DJ Godfather and MC Omega* Ulrich Schnauss* Ed Chamberlain* Global Goon* Rob Hall* Transparent Sound* Ceephax Acid Crew* Cosmic Force* BassClef* Ital Tek* Lief Ryan* Alexander Robotnick* Bass Clef
Overkill* Beardyman* Modeselektor* Metro Area* 4Hero* Egyptian Lover* Altern 8* Arabian Prince* Dynanix II* Si Begg* DJ Godfather* Daniel Bell* I-F* Heartbreak* Bizzy B* Dylan* 2 Bad Mice* Global Goon* Ulrich Schnauss* Clark* Otto Von Schirach
Split and Tilted Disco* Frequency 7 feat Ben Sims and Surgeon* Rob Hood* James Ruskin* Redshape* Steve Strawberry and Alex Downey
Subloaded* Pinch* Applebim* 2562* Vex'd* Peverelist* Joker b2b Blazey* MC Sgt Pokes
Unspecified Stage* The Future Sound of London* Jamie Lidell* Carl Craig* Afrika Bambaataa* Skream b2b Benga* Metro Area* Busy P* Electro Elvis* Lula* Braindrop* Dub Pressure* Drums Of The South* Square Roots* Sequence* Plex* Dissident* Aphex Twin And Hecker* Green Velvet* DJ Qbert
Wifey* D'explicit* China feat Black The Ripper* DJ Undecided* Wifey DJs
Useful Links
http://www.blocweekend.com/ Official BLOC Festival Home Page
http://www.flickr.com/photos/watchlooksee/sets/72157615624401125/show BLOC PICS!
http://www.youtube.com/bloctv - BLOC TV on YouTube
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=4877897430&ref=mf BLOC on Facebook
http://www.myspace.com/blocweekend BLOC on MySpace
http://www.butlins.com/resorts/minehead/resort-map.aspx Minehead - Butlins Resort Map
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpZ6xb_4vKo Mary Anne Hobbs Interview with Skream at BLOC 09
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