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Shropshire Number Stations - Recordings of Covert Shortwave Radio Stations (Shropshire & Mid-Wales)
Eric Loveland Heath scans the (short)waves for covert messages on this 'The Conet Project'-inspired collection of phantom noises, undeciphered codewords, musical snippets and morse code patterns. Back...
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Boy George Ends Management Relationship Over Pro-Israel Song Release Dispute
Boy George, the Culture Club frontman, has terminated his partnership with his record label manager Tony Pontius after the latter refused to release his controversial pro-Israel song 'We Will Dance Again'. The track, which criticises descriptions of Israel's military campaign in Gaza as genocide and condemns musicians supporting Palestine, was shared on social media but has not appeared on streaming platforms. George cited Pontius's refusal to release the song as the reason for their split, stating that the manager's stance was 'gutless'. The singer defended the song, asserting it stems from a 'place of peace' and aims to promote reconciliation. The song references the Hamas-led attack on the Nova Music Festival, expressing solidarity with victims on both sides of the conflict. However, it has faced criticism from artists like Martyn Ware and Patrick Clanton, who accused it of being anti-Palestinian propaganda. The dispute highlights the polarising nature of the Israel-Palestine conflict and its impact on cultural and political discourse.
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Easy Jazz Spotlight | Podcast | Boomplay
Easy Jazz Spotlight is produced by the popular soft jazz Internet radio station, Easy Jazz FM, featuring conversations with today's jazz music creators. We...
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AFI recounts bizarre label advice during 'Decemberunderground' album creation
AFI frontman Davey Havok has revealed the absurd suggestions he received from his major label during the creation of the band's 2006 album 'Decemberunderground'. The musician reflected on the challenging period surrounding the album's production in a recent interview with Metal Hammer. At the time, AFI was signed to DreamWorks Records, which had been absorbed by Interscope. The label's A&R representative pushed for the band to collaborate with Jimmy Iovine's favored artist, 50 Cent, despite Havok's confusion over the suggestion. Even more unusual was the proposal to create a ringtone album, a trend that dominated the music industry at the time. While some tracks from 'Decemberunderground' were later released as ringtones, AFI never pursued a full ringtone album or collaborated with 50 Cent. The album, which topped the US Billboard 200, included hits like 'Miss Murder' and 'Love Like Winter'. NME praised the album's 'crunching call to arms' and described 'Miss Murder' as 'sublime'. AFI's latest album, 'Silver Bleeds The Black Sun…', was released in October 2025, and the band is set to tour the UK in August 2026, joining festivals like All Points East's Outbreak event and Deftones' Día De Los Deftones festival in San Diego.
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