Monday, 23 July 2012

This is how racism takes root

Sunday, 22 July 2012

Fox Ache!

We have to do something about gun controls. Police license okay for hunting rifle or pistol for anyone without crim or pscho record. No more

‏@Mike_FTW

I agree, @rupertmurdoch. I look forward to your television network adopting your viewpoint on this.

Why is Plan B wearing a neo-Nazi t-shirt?

Update:

Plan B Apology For Skrewdriver T Shirt Misunderstanding

I honestly think Ben Drew is a truly genuine talent in a sea of mediocrity and his statement is plausible. However if I ever catch him wearing a Clapton tee!

Meanwhile...

U.S. Drug War Expands to Africa, a Newer Hub for Cartels

'Mick Jagger's penis is huge and extremely tasty'

♪♫ Charles Jenkins - Shelley Winters

Jimi Hendrix got into trouble with the law twice for riding in stolen cars. He was given a choice between spending two years in prison or joining the Army. Hendrix chose the latter and enlisted on May 31, 1961. After completing basic training at Fort Ord near Monterey in California, he was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division and stationed in Fort Campbell, Kentucky. His commanding officers and fellow soldiers considered him to be a subpar soldier: he slept while on duty, had little regard for regulations, required constant supervision, and showed no skill as a marksman. For these reasons, his commanding officers submitted a request that Hendrix be discharged from the military after he had served only one year.
@[In The Army]

Turbonegro - Hellfest Clisson, France 15/06/2012 (Full Concert)

All My Friends Are Dead
The Nihilist Army
You Give Me Worms
I Got A Knife
Mister Sister
Wasted Again
Turbonegro Must be Destroyed
Hello Darkness
Get It On
Back To Dungaree High
Age of Pamparius
Denim Demon
I Got Erection

Saturday, 21 July 2012

On The Beach

Herbie Hancock takes his Fender Rhodes on a beach vacation
Via

Zakir Hussain - Nuits de Fourvière 13/07/2012 (Full concert)

Chuck D and Melle Mel on 'Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap'

If I could be bothered...

...I'd raise a glass to you all (especially the mag[isk]ians)

XXX

Friday, 20 July 2012

First Listen: Purity Ring - Shrines

Purity Ring smashes together virtually every signifier of modern, up-to-the-second electronic pop: washy throbs, synths that sparkle and seethe, hints of hip-hop in the beats, a cooing voice that's all the more haunting for the way it's smeared with AutoTune. But don't mistake the Montreal duo's first full-length album, Shrines, for mere hype-bait. There are bright, charming, provocative songs in here, and they almost invariably find a way to meet in the middle between Bjork's otherworldly eclecticism and the sweet lilt of The Sundays.
Out July 24, Shrines plays around with that juxtaposition between scariness and sweetness, thanks largely to charismatic singer Megan James, who floats above Corin Roddick's whiz-bang arrangements while exuding a sort of girlish menace. "Cut open my sternum and pull my little ribs around you," she pleads in "Fineshrine," requiring all of 11 words to sum up her thorny bundle of sensibilities: cute but visceral, tender but unhealthily obsessed.
It's hard not to place too much emphasis on where Purity Ring fits along an ever more confusing and obtuse spectrum of subgenres and sub-subgenres: Is it chillwave? Witch house? Post-witch house? Is "witchwave" a thing yet? But, really, this is just sleek, shiny pop music; strip away a few advancements in technology and production, and Shrines would have sounded brilliant on college radio in 1991. Throughout their audacious debut, James and Roddick are smart enough to know that "timely" and "timeless" needn't be mutually exclusive.
Stephen Thompson @'npr'