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Sonnets

Bloody typical isn't it? You wait ages for an album of Shakespeare's sonnets to appear and then two come along at once

Ringo’s Dérive in A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

Protect kids from Marxist sexualisation programs

Richard Ashcroft interviewed by John Doran

The British Masters - Chapter 7
In this episode our host John Doran sits down with former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft ahead of the release of his fourth solo album 'These People’. Ashcroft discusses fatherhood, what he misses about the North, and Bitter Sweet Symphony

The Dexys Story (BBC 2000)

Primal Scream ft Jason Pierce - Mantra For A State of Mind

RSD 12"
(S'Xpress cover)
This cover of ‘Mantra For A State Of Mind’ will feature on the digital version of 'Enjoy This Trip’ (out 27th May 2016).
A collection of remixes and cover versions by artists that Mark Moore from S'Xpress has been an influence on and a friend to
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The Neon Demon (Trailer)

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's video is a terrifying insight into state mind control

How politicians poisoned statistics

Dennett's Brain

A Brainmusic video, transcribing Dan Dennett's brain as music.
Visualization/Sonification of fMRI of 5 min of "rest state" (aka "default mode") of Daniel Dennett, recorded December 16, 2015.
The data were preprocessed via Independent Component Analysis, separating ten temporally coherent networks, that is, regions of the brain that activate/deactivate together. In the movie the ten networks are rendered as ten bands of varying intensity over time. As activity in a network increases the brain areas depicted brighten. At the same time, each of the ten components is assigned a musical tone. The loudness of the tone also varies with component intensity. This plays in real time. Images taken every .475 seconds were smoothed into the movie you see. Does Dennett's brain really move with such elegiac slowness? No. fMRI images, and cerebral blood flow, blur the staccato activity of billions of neurons into the waves of sound you hear

Boaty McBoatface poll shows how not to do community consultation

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I think GOPTeens forgot that Jesus was a carpenter

Watching My South Fall for Donald Trump

MUSICS: Coming soon from Ecstatic Peace Library

From 1975 to 1979, London improvisors published the most innovative artists and musicians of their generation in the magazine Musics. Derek Bailey, Evan Parker, John Zorn, David Toop, John Russell, The Feminist Improvising Group, Bob Cobbing, ICP, Val Wilmer, Annabel Nicholson, Han Bennick, Eddie Prevost, David Cunningham, Steve Beresford among many others were contributors. After forty years these journals are made available in a complete facsimile bound edition
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Oh man this is good news. I used to have a complete set long since gone. Now if anyone out there could scan the five copies of Collusion for me I would be really grateful

Collusion, Issue 1, Summer 1981: NYC Rapping, Movie Music, Cuban Roots of Salsa, Milford Graves, Esquerota, Burundi Beat, Daimanda Galas
Collusion, Issue 2, Feb-Apr 1982: Paranoid Sex in 60s Soul, Beach Boys, Manson, Anger, Filming 3rd World Music, Carol Kaye, BeBop Vocals, Gracie Fields
Collusion, Issue 3, Jul-Sept 1982: Elvis, Bolan, Coltrane, Women DJs, Slim Gaillard, Boys and Rock, AMM, Lol Coxhill
Collusion, Issue 4, Feb-Apr 1983: Sun Ra, Gay Records, Gospel, Afro Pop, Rockbilly, Disney Music
Collusion, Issue 5, Sept 1983: New York City’s Disco Underground, George Clinton, Connie Francis, Tango, Western Swing, Heavy Metal, Darlene Love, Lata Mengeshkar, Novelty Records