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So, I'm in this. Nobody told me I was...but still, I'm in a book! Very weird that I wasn't told about it, but...cool? There's a link to buy it here, if you're interested: Amazon  
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Interviews with Charlotte Flair and Drew McIntyre are live on the YouTube channel Gimme A Hull Yeah is a podcast based in Hull, East Yorkshire founded by Dom Smith and Anthony Neylon Up-and-coming Hull-based wrestling podcast Gimme A Hull Yeah! is pleased to continue its working relationship with globally-renowned wrestling organisation, WWE. The press partnership, which sees GAHY collaborate with Soundsphere magazine, has enabled the channel to grow in popularity, and now host interviews with current WWE Champion, Drew McIntyre and Charlotte Flair. The channel also has interviews with NXT UK stars, Sam Gradwell and Isla Dawn. For more, check out the links below...
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Soundsphere (and myself) feature in a new digital Disabled Entrepreneurs magazine. There are some other great stories in there too! Check it out! Dom Full link here: https://magazine.omb11.com/publish/22561?fbclid=IwAR2s4hJ3WYj-wjOkNObXcY3XubkUdEEvbGH1VU4U36AcEAS1Nnna-E8Mc60 Check out the first page below...  Mary and The Ram's Dom Smith returns under his producer guise, DOM SITH on July 10. "'Playthrough of The End Times' is a reflection of the here and now," says Sith. "It's the video game soundtrack, or playthrough to our descent into darkness. I find comfort in making music at this time, and whatever you find comfort in, I hope you can dig this." The video was produced and edited by Leeds, UK-based alternative artist Witch of The East: https://www.facebook.com/WitchotEast/ For more information on Dom Sith, visit: https://www.instagram.com/dom_sith/
Dom tells all in this revealing interview about touring with The Parasitic Twins, developing Soundsphere magazine and more....
God Is 7 is the name under which Hull, UK music producer Dom Sith continues to release his minimal electronic beats. Today, to help move and groove you through your week, GI7 returns with his latest single, “Dyst0pia.” A top option for your soundtrack to social distancing, this song begs to be cranked up.
Commenting on the new cut, Sith notes, “Seriously, what else was I gonna do with my time? I wanted to come out with something, to soundtrack how I was feeling in this current time, and hopefully some other people can get into it too. It’s the soundtrack to society as it stands today. For better or worse.” Birthmarks' Daniel Cross talks to Soundsphere's Dom Smith about WARO, mental health and more5/18/2020 Dom Smith of Soundsphere magazine talks to Robbie Johnson at The Warren Youth Project about the origins of Soundsphere, Wobbling About and Rocking Out and more.  Hull Doom merchants, The Parasitic Twins, today announce a lo-fi heavy cover of the 90s classic ‘Spaceman’ by Babylon Zoo, out on Friday, April 5, 2019, with all proceeds going to The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). The single is taken from a split EP with York-based hardcore punks, The Carnival Rejects (released via Bandcamp on May 31st in association with Man Demolish Records). Artwork for the piece was made by Jess Zschorn. Of the decision to record the cover, drummer Dom Smith comments: “Man, we love Babylon Zoo. This is a classic track that was way ahead of its time, and we just wanted to mess with it, and we’ll probably stress a lot of people out, but use it as a way to bring attention to an incredible cause in CALM.” Of CALM’s importance on a national scale, Dom adds: “Male mental health is becoming more spotlighted every day, and myself and Max [guitars and vocals] want to offer any support we can to spread the word.” For those interested in donating to CALM can do so here: https://www.thecalmzone.net/donate/ Listen/buy here: https://theparasitictwins.bandcamp.com/track/spaceman There’s also a live video below! The Parasitic Twins will also head out to Europe and across the UK for a run of shows this April with grindcore mates, Boycott The Baptist and Clunge Destroyer: APRIL TOUR DATES 19th – The Morgue, Leeuwarden – Holland 20th – Muggefug EV, Cottbus – Germany 23 – Bird’s Nest, London – UK 24 – The Parish, Huddersfield- UK 25 – Paradiddles, Worcester- UK 26 – The Bobbin, Lancaster- UK 27 – The Old England, Bristol- UK 28 – Secret Show, Carlisle- UK For more information visit: https://www.facebook.com/ParasiticTwinsBand/ |
