Don’t expect any posts from us until 2009 now, however we’ve got some good stuff planned for next year, so be sure to check back in the early New Year.

Hi all, hope you’re set up and ready for the festive season. I am, having a kid this time of year rocks!
A good friend of mine designed and built this site for the agency he works for, so I thought I would post it and hope you all like, its just a bit of fun.

Cheers and Merry Christmas from the Cone

You may recognise the series of Alien Workshop boards above, well they were designed by Push Me Pull You which is run by Philidelphia based illustrator and designer Eleanor Grosch. She is the latest designer to get an interview over on Grain Edit go check out her website and the interview too.

I mention this as a sort of teaser for an upcoming interview with Beccles based illustrator Joel Benjamin, which will be pretty similar to the inteviews featured on Grain Edit.

If you haven’t already checked out The Berrics website recently, then you should do just for slightly insane stuff Greg Lutzka does in the latest Bangin. Also check out the Tony Hawk Text Yourself one, would love to see what the Hawk has thrown down at The Berrics.

Frank Turner dropped by the UEA on Sunday night on his own, to play the crowd a few of his brilliantly crafted songs before The Levellers came on stage. Even though the couple of friends I was with preferred his gigs with his band to back him up, I really liked the stripped down set with Frank, his guitar and his new stomp box toy. The crowd of hippy Levellers fans were tapping and nodding along enjoying Frank’s tunes, whilst a few hardcore fans stood near the front singing every word back at Frank. I’ve only seen Frank in short support slots so far and my appetite has been happily wet each time, but still hoping he’s back in 2009 headlining a gig in Norwich again.

For more photos visit my Frank Turner flickr set.

Listen to Frank Turner on iTunes.

Well From The Jam were nothing short of brilliant on Friday night! Stomping out all the great hits that the slightly ageing audience wanted to hear, whilst decked out in they’re uniform of Lambretta and Fred Perry clothing. It’s nice to see that Rick and Bruce are still holding the torch that Paul Weller choose to leave behind 26 years ago and still bouncing around stage like they were the young band they once were.

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Chris Allcock - Big ol' Shirtless Frontside Flip

What better way to get you to watch the promo for the next Great Yarmouth video, than with a photo of Chris with his shirt off! Go on then click him to see the promo or click here to for more videos from the Great Yarmouth contingent.

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