Adam Kvasnica comes up with yet another amazing podcast, covering some of the finest in Polish jazz. He’s on program 5 now, but if you want to hear his past volumes, check out this link.
Journey into Polish Jazz vol. 5 by Adam Kvasnica on Mixcloud
Adam Kvasnica comes up with yet another amazing podcast, covering some of the finest in Polish jazz. He’s on program 5 now, but if you want to hear his past volumes, check out this link.
Journey into Polish Jazz vol. 5 by Adam Kvasnica on Mixcloud
Anna Homler is a Los Angeles-based artist who sings using an invented language. Her work is utterly musical and listenable, while retaining its experimental edge. She also happens to be a friend. Imagine my surprise when Belgian artists The Hybryds released this two-part interview with Anna from 1992.
The Internet never ceases to amaze me!
Anna Homler interview in Netwerk 1992 part 1 by Hybryds on Mixcloud
Anna Homler interview in Netwerk 1992 part 2 by Hybryds on Mixcloud
;dARM are an experimental music project who hail from Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina. There is a wealth of unknown talent in the region, especially in the field of dark electronic music. I look forward to hearing more from this group, as well as other new talent from the region.
Our favorite Eastern Orthodox bard brings more profundity to our blog:
Every election comes a movement
If your vote for us
The New Jerusalem will stand
Your life will so much better be
In all your voting for us
For arise we will to serve you
In the New Jerusalem we will make
Get rid of the old
Bring in the new
And a New Jerusalem will rise
With your votes in our bagSpeak in so any ages
The world that comes
In the paean of greed
The politicians make their gravesFor afterwards
Gone will be the Jerusalem
Broken will be the promises everywhere
In the dust that they speak
Will nobody rememberAll the promises they made
When they needed the vote
All the words so cheap they said
On the doorsteps as they came
Seeking the votes in the elections madeNowadays all are so immune
We see them coming a mile off
Speakers of the lie and the half truth
They will bring the new
And all they face is the tide of unbeliefSo degenerate they stand
In the years of last year’s manifestoes
Speakers of promises
They could not keepAnd the world has moved on
They will have to change the script
So much has passed
So little changed
And all of us see one party in there
Only the government
Without a care
For the likes of us
On whom they rely
For the votes next election
So they can abuse and enslave
Hamlet Gonashvili possessed perhaps the most beautiful voice to ever come out of Georgia, which is no simple thing to claim. He died far too young after falling from an apple tree in 1985, but left an admirable body of work from his native homeland. This is, to me, his best work.
Illuminating the Post-Industrial Underground
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the greatest songs of the 1960's that no one has ever heard
A Movable Venue
A Tudo o que tiver que vier.
the aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance
Discovering the wonderful world of classic actresses and their beauty...
Creative bands of extreme quality and competence
Writing Lostness
Highlighting Progressive, Psychedelic, and Otherwise-Weird and Interesting Music
A History of Spiritual Rock & Roll
Beauty & Art
We are here and it is now. Further than that, all human knowledge is moonshine. - HL Mencken
Rewind the Review
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