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Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2018
We survived. Well, most of us. As with my best songs of the year list, this list is restricted to ten and is in alphabetical order. However, the title of this post is somewhat disingenuous as I haven’t restricted this … Continue reading
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Tagged 1/3, 2/3, 2018, Aphex Twin, Autechre, Blood Orange, Boards Of Canada, Bon Dylan, Bootlegs, Brexit, Brian Eno, Compilation, Compro, Dance Hall Style, Deadline Paranoia, Essential Listening, Gabe Gurnsey, Horace Andy, Jeremy Corbyn is a cowardly twat, Kate Bush, Keith Richards, King Of Cowards, Leaving via a Gatwick drone, Machinedrum, Negro Swan, New Year, NTS Sessions 1-4, Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-insides, Oregon, Pet Shop Boys, Physical, Piano & A Microphone, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Prince, Reeperbahn, Reissue, Scott Walker, Skee Mask, SOPHIE, Soya milk drinking welly wearing yoghurt producing vegan types, Switched on Eugene, The Purple One, Too lazy and tired to do a bigger list, Various, Voices Of Freedom
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FIFA 17 and its forms of digital exploitation.
As someone born post 1980 I’m fairly hedonistic, but recently I’ve come to despise an aspect of my bourgeoisie behaviour, and how easily it has transcended reasonable moderation. My intentions were benign; to have more options available to me when … Continue reading
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Tagged Couldn't even pack Coutinho, Crack cocaine, Digitalism doesn't allow coincidences, Exploitation, FIFA 17, Fifa points, Fuck FUT, FUT YouTubers are cunts, Keith Richards, Odds & Ends, PES6, Sense of entitlement troubles, Sensible Soccer 92/93, TV evangelists, UFO sightings, Vegas slot machines, Who decided it was a good idea to put Kim Kallstrom on the cover of anything?
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Essential Listening: The Rolling Stones – Let It Bleed Sessions (1969) & Welcome to New York (1989)
Look, I’m biased. I absolutely love the Rolling Stones, in fact they’re my favourite band, but it became abundantly clear that it would be boring to write (and for that matter read) yet another … Continue reading
