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Song Of The Day – The Best Songs Of 2017
Howdy! So, that’s 2017 nearly over, and, given my Christmas was pure misery thanks to being bed ridden with the flu for nearly all of it, good riddance to them both. Speaking of hoping for better, here’s the best songs … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Cameron, Alice Coltrane, American Dream, Arpo, Best Songs Of 2017, Black Hanz, Black Screen, Call Super, Country Figs, Damn, DB1, Drayton Manored, Dust, English Tapas, FEAR., Fever Ray, Forced Witness, Fourth Molar, From The Heart It’s a Start A Work Of Art, Holiday Destination, I Don't Have To Cry, I Look Like I Look in a Tinfoil Mirror, Interplanetary Class Classics, Jona, Kendrick Lamar, Lanark Artefax, Laurel Halo, LCD Soundsystem, Lee Gamble, Maryn E. Coote, Maskeraad, Masseduction, Midori Takada, Mnestic Pressure, Moontalk, Mr Henri Rousseau’s Dream, My sense of smell is fucked, Nadine Shah, Oh Rama, Out The Way, Overlook, Pills, Plunge, Preverelist, Reassemblage, Republic, Rogue Soul, Sheer Chance Matters, Shinichi Atobe, Sleaford Mods, Smoke Signals, Song Of The Day, St Vincent, Terrazzo, Tessellations, The Moonlandingz, Through The Looking Glass, To The Moon & Back, Touch Absence, Visible Cloaks (Featuring Motion Graphics), Whities 011, World Spirituality Classics 1: The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda, You Hedonic, Zimpel-Ziolek, Zwischemwelt
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The revolution has been televised
And it’s the opposite of what Gil Scott-Heron prophesised, no individual empowerment going on here. Still, on a more humorous note, there’s a line in ‘The comeback’ by Alex Cameron in which he assumes the predicament of a washed up … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Cameron, BBC News, BBC Question Time, Betrayal is good fucking word, Blairism is toxic, Brexit, Britain Elects, Cop-out on your sofa and channel hop, Dickensian, Genny Leckie on the 8th of June is coming soon, Gil Scott-Heron, Illuminatus!, Is this enough tags, Nigel 'cunt' Farage, Perception is now truth, Political slogans, Politics, sanitised studios, The revolution has been televised, Theresa May hiding away, Tory Propoganda, Weaning the weans
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Song Of The Day – The Best Songs Of 2016
Well friends, brace yourselves, we’ve just about reached the end of 2016. A year which became infamous for numerous famous deaths and inexplicable Black Mirrorish events. George Michael’s sudden passing makes me wonder if any of the following efforts I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged 00000 Million, 2 Late 4 Love, 22 A Million, 2845, 4 Degrees, A Moon Shaped Pool, Acid Ali Khan, Acidub, Aether, Alex Cameron, Alexandria, András, Animal Style, Anohni, Bay Rouge, Begins, Blackstar, Blond, Bon Iver, Buddy Love, Convextion, David Bowie, Demdike Stare, DJ-Safety, Emotinium (Roy Of The Ravers Secret Mix), Exploration, Fat White Family, Fly, Frank Ocean, Furfour, Going Going…, Gold Panda, Good Luck And Do Your Best, Grumbling Fur, Happy Ending, Hard Working Man, Harvey Sutherland and Bermuda, Hits Hits Hits, Hopelessness, House Of Dad, I Need A Forest Fire, I Talk BB, In My Car, James Blake, Jessy Lanza, Jesus Alone, Jumping The Shark, Konnichiwa, Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, Lazarus, Lyrics (Featuring Novelist), Machete Savane, Man (Gang), Mango Peach, Manticore, Manticore (Johnny Nash Remix), Mr Fingers, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Nicolas Jaar, Oh No, Outer Acid, Party Language, PJ Harvey, Porter Ricks, Priestess, Priestess/Bravado, Promise, Radiohead, Roy Of The Ravers, Santa Monica, Sapto, Seigfried, Self-Control, Shadow Boat, Sirens, Skeleton Tree, Skepta, Skype, Song Of The Day, Songs For Our Mothers, Stranger Things Main Theme, Stranger Things Offical Soundtrack: Volume 1, Suneaters, Suzanne Kraft, The Best Songs Of 2016, The Colour In Anything, The Comeback, The Hope Six Demolition Project, The Numbers, The Wedding Present, The Wheel, Three Sides Of Nazareth, TM404, Too many tags, Untitled (B1), White Ferrari, Willow, Wonderland, Workshop 23
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Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2016
For progressives (a term I loathe personally, as it implies – and it most cases applies – a self-righteous monopoly on the truth) 2016 may well go down as one of the worst in recent memory; Brexit, Trump’s unfathomable election, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Cameron, Autechre, Blackstar, Blond, David Bowie, Elseq, Essential Listening, Fat White Family, Frank Ocean, Furfour, Grumbling Fur, Jessy Lanza, Jumping The Shark, Konnichiwa, Leonard Cohen, Merry Christmas everyone, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Oh No, Skeleton Tree, Skepta, Songs For Our Mothers, The Best Albums Of 2016, You Want It Darker
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Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 
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