Tag: the Guardian
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RC 377: Where’s There To Go?
Looking for a wintry reflective podcast to kick off the new year? Look no further than Radio Clash’s latest episode, featuring Arabic resistance music, bluegrass and folk mashups, and nods to Terry Hall and the late David Bowie. With insane metal and pop/glitch manga fusion, this podcast has it all!
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The KLF have rejoined the music industry
It all started with a cryptic messages over Xmas via the KLF group about railway bridges in Kingsland Road and posters, via a message on the KLF YouTube channel. Wary of another fan-made scam I ignored it…but someone *ahem* graffitied Samplecity Thru Trancentral and posted these posters talking of a release today… So far so…
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Jonathan Pie & Extinction Rebellion
Let me say here – if it’s not been obvious – I support Extinction Rebellion (XR) and Greta Thunberg. I find the people who criticise protest to be twunts of the highest order – protest is nearly always good (fascists marching through black/brown/Jewish neighbourhoods or Orangemen doing same can get in the sea though) but…
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RC 282: Ladies First
This is a response to the frankly whack Guardian listicle about the greatest female rappers that James (hi!) sent to me and Kirk. 4/10 – that’s not only my ‘see me after class’ score, it’s also the paltry amount I agree with. Ladies first, well last in this case. It reads like some bored intern…
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Scary Cameron movie
Hey Cassetteboy can do black and white, words out of context and scary bullet points too! Also quite funny that the Tories attack video fell foul of the very copyright laws the Conservatives have been bolstering for decades! Tee hee. Although in other news, disappointed with some of the stuff coming out of Guardian recently…
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Jeremy Corbyn
I’ve heard a lot of crap about Jeremy Corbyn recently…he’s got an uphill struggle against the Murdoch press machine, as well as the spiteful Blairites who bailed on him (I have one phrase: ‘Bye Felicia!’ for Chuka U-Turn Umunna and Jamie ‘Who?’ Reid) and the mostly ambivalent Guardian (who interestingly is benefitting from gentrification as…