The world of media is changing, going more than ever online. I must have had stints of going through every one of the men’s magazines from the more socially acceptable Esquire/GQ to Loaded and FHM. Never the Nuts & Zoo’s of this world of course, Jesus if anyone over twelve reads them then I’ll be amazed

Mudhuts Media recently became aware of a new online men’s magazine of which the first issue is available to download for free. And you know what, it’s a cracking read. With lashings of sport, music and fashion but with more than a token nod to the more grown up matters which interest us gentlemen of a certain age: travel, architecture, cooking and politics. Plus a load of other stuff I simply haven’t had time to read yet.

Well summer is here and the kids are ready to be let loose once again so chances are you need somewhere to go with the little darlings. But where can you go for a day out that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg? And what if you’ve only got two legs and no arms, would they give you change? Perhaps a couple of fingers… anyway I digress.

In the first of a series (hopefully) we, the Mudhutter Mob, give you tips on away days.

Bombay Bicycle Club have released their second album, Flaws. It is a acoustic album compared to the upbeat electrical guitar of their début album, the songs seem to be more melodic and I find the lead singer's voice comes through...

The album also contains covers of other bands, the covers are as follows:

- Fairytale Lullaby by John Martyn
- Swansea by Joanna Newsom.

I seriously have no idea what Spotify is. I suspect it is one of those things started by a spotty, geeky pre-pubescent in his bedroom. He will still be a spotty (or maybe a Spot-ify!) geeky pre-pubescent but he will now be a billionaire who sits in an ivory tower stroking a cat all day.