Thus begins our anti- Nando’s campaign

To CERN and back again, the Manchester PHD student film ‘Decay premieres at Uni Place

Jessie Cohen reviews TV director Barnaby Southcombe’s first feature film

The Bostonian quintet continued to spin Gossamer’s convoluted web at the Academy

The English National Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty is a technically beautiful ballet, grounded in a convincing emotional reality

Michael Howe looks at Agent 47’s return to action

Clayton Fuller visits The Cornerhouse to have a look at the latest cafe-bar exhibition by Fraser Chapman

Grace Williams visits the newly redeveloped Ancient Worlds galleries at the Manchester Museum

Toby Parker and Lucy Johnson are ‘blissfully roused’ from their slumbers by Rubin-Mayhew’s sleeping beauties

The Portico Library serves up a slice of secret Manchester, and a good slice of cake too

Maddy Hubbard gives us the lowdown on the world of foodie bliss at just the click of a button

Tom Ingham takes a sensual approach to this week’s feature

The post-punk outfit continued their reign of terror at Manchester’s newest venue

Australia’s finest psych-revivalists had th HMV Ritz entranced

This student baking venture needs to up its game

Are you sitting comfortably? Let Ben Walker watalk you through the culinary hot-spots of charming Chorlton

The thrash metal legends bore the Apollo into submission

Josephine Lane finds the personalities of the two performers gel perfectly.

Harry Smith finds an impish vitality in Micachu & The Shapes’s Islington Mill performance

Sound Control
Saturday 20th October 2012
6/10