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Hayley

www.thecrackmagazine.com/

About Me

Hey guys. Im Hayley Im Listings Editor for a magazine in Newcastle called The Crack. Its a listings/entertainment magazine for the NorthEast. As part of my job I do live music reviews and listings for music, clubs, stage and art and loads more. What I’m hoping to do is keep up to date with the vastly growing local music scene and I need your help! If your a band or involved in music get in touch. You help me and I'll help you! Email me your band or venue listings to: [email protected] HOT Myspace Layouts ....

My Interests

Live Music, writing reviews, cinema, reading.

I'd like to meet:

Bands, Bands and more Bands !!!!!!!!

Music:

Juliette and the Licks, The Long Blondes, The Gossip, Fratellis, The Dead 60's, Sons and Daughters, Maximo Park, Dirty Pretty Things, The Kinks, The Feeling, Rufus & Martha Wainwright, Queens of the Stone Age, Belle & Sebastian, Cold War Kids, Our Joes Mullet, Story One, Foo Fighters, Editors, Art Brut, The Beatles, The Rakes, The Subways, Stone Roses.

Movies:

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original), The Grudge (Japanese version), The Ring 1+2 (Japanese version), Saw, 21 Grams, Mystic River, To Have and Have Not (Humphrey Bogart), Only Angels Have Wings (Carey Grant), Letter from an Unknown Women.

Television:

Love the American sitcoms such as Fraiser, Friends, 8 Simple Rules, Will and Grace, Ed, My Name Is Earl.

Books:

Anything by the author Danny King. My favourites are ‘Milo’s Marauders’ and ‘The Burglar Diaries’. My sides ache from laughing so much. I also love ‘Teaming The Beast’ by Emily Maguire and ‘House Rules’ by Heather Lewis.

Heroes:

My sisters Lauren and Paige and brother Scott. Their strength pushes me to be stronger.

My Blog

BOOK REVIEW - Collage: The unMonumental Picture, Preface by Lisa Phillips

Essays by Richard Flood, Laura Hoptman & Massimiliano Gioni £17.95The book outlines a selection of views of where we find ourselves today as a culture. Layering common materials over our real world, s...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:55:00 PST

BOOK REVIEW - Sinema: The Northumberland Massacre By Rod Glenn

Let me just catch my breath and recoil, from the vice grip of having my knees curled so tight to chest, whilst reading this novel. Was I scared&yes! Did I imagine the author secretly plotting out the ...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:53:00 PST

SINGLE REVIEW - The Whip, Sister Siam (Southern Fried Records)

A bubbly electronic-pop number, with slight rotation in beat and repetition of lyrics and unadorned one-liners. A tastey dance-floor filler blasting straight out of Manchester. H ForbesOut Now
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:45:00 PST

MUSIC REVIEW - The Hoosiers @ Newcastle Carling Academy

Loved, loved, loved this gig. The band oozed character and humour. They lapped up the crowd's enthusiasm. They were like a well-rehearsed pantomime, they jumped the crowd jumped, they sang a line to t...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:42:00 PST

BOOK REVIEW - Paris Noir: Capital Crime Fiction Edited by Maxim Jakubowski

In this novel lies a dark collection of tales, not skirting the beautiful sights of Paris, that we see in movies and our friend's holiday snaps, but the shady under-belly of sights and happenings off ...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:38:00 PST

BOOK REVIEW - Underlay By Andrew Mcewan

A strong, highly flavoured work of fiction, using a diverse mix of dialogue. Each chapter building for the next. The novel is broke up into various entwining stories, neither one, following on from th...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:37:00 PST

MUSIC REVIEW - Newton Faulkner @ The Journal Tyne Theatre

Everyone should experience a live show at the hands of this captivating man. His performance was a one-off parade of original songs, all honest and heart felt. A few slightly pop jingles and very poor...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:43:00 PST

STAGE REVIEW - The Suggestibles Instant Musical @ Northern Stage

A friend described them as 'Who's Line Is It Anyway' with a twist of Northern charm. They picked at the audience for storylines and direction, even props, chalking them all up on their ideas board and...
Posted by Hayley on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:44:00 PST