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🧵Meet the genocide supporters from the music industry who sneakily wrote a secret "confidential" message to Glastonbury Festival to try and have KNEECAP banned from the festival opening later this month. I have been passed a copy of this secret message and with it, all the emails

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Felt cute, might shit in the house later.

Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) Marvin back on the live circuit after a few years hiatus, bringing his tour, and more robust sound, to Atlanta Stadium. 1974.

Public Enemy - Public Enemy No. 1 P.E. blowing the roof off Hammersmith Odeon, over a Blow Your Mind sample, as the Def Jam Tour hits London. A legendary show, and Nation of Millions knew it. 1987.

Beck - The Golden Age The dreamlike sounds of aimlessness, as Beck floats into his break-up album with one of his more beautiful compositions. Sea Change. 2002.

Cornershop - When I Was Born for the 7th Time A multicultural mix of indie, bhangra, hip-hop and sitar-driven psychedelia bringing South Asian influences into UK pop. A timely voice for inclusivity for a scene where Britishness was prominent. 1997. 🎧 Sleep on the Left Side

Here are 6 Stevie Wonder songs i want you to play, and I want you to listen them with the world we live in today in mind: 1. Evil 2. You Haven’t Done Nothin’ 3. Big Brother 4. Love’s In Need of Love Today 5. Saturn 6. Pastime Paradise Pay attention to the themes.

Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson My album of the day. A cinematic journey where desire and doom intertwine. Tragic, taboo and quintessentially Serge, told with a sigh and much as a wink. Even if you don’t catch a word the music alone tells the tale. 1971. 🎧 Melody

"We need to bomb Iran, kill Iranian women, to free Iranian women."

Eddie Hazel - Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs The only solo album from P-Funk’s guitar master, and a showcase of his virtuosity. Despite an all-star cast, it was pulled shortly after release, serving as a secret handshake amongst fans for years. 1977. 🎧 What About It?

Josh Homme being handed George Harrison’s rosewood ‘rooftop’ guitar to play. A talented player, overwhelmed by the sheer enormity of the instrument; a man instantly humbled. Just like the rest of us would be.