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Song Of The Day – If God Is Not Here by Black Zone Myth Chant
From the album ‘Mane Thecel Phares’ (2015)
Song Of The Day – Homesickness by Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou
From the album ‘Éthiopiques 21 : Piano Solo’ (2006)
Song Of The Day – A Rainbow In Curved Air by Terry Riley
From the album ‘A Rainbow In Curved Air’ (1969)
Grexit and Austerity: the slogans of antipathy.
Don’t you just hate the sensationalising of events with catchphrases? We accept that genuine disasters are usually given abbreviations as a convenience and then absorbed into the lexicon immediately, say ‘Piper Alpha’, ‘Dunblane’, ‘Lockerbie’ or ‘9/11’. Okay, so that last … Continue reading
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