Linkblog 🔗: Arctic Monkeys: The Car review | The Guardian 🎵
>aching songs of soured dreams […] It’s impossible not to feel immersed in such imagery. The Car is an enormously tactile record, full of strange textures …
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Linkblog 🔗: Arctic Monkeys: The Car review | The Guardian 🎵
>aching songs of soured dreams […] It’s impossible not to feel immersed in such imagery. The Car is an enormously tactile record, full of strange textures …
Linkblog 🔗: Dry Cleaning: Stumpwork review | The Guardian 🎵
>deadpan chat, funk and hypnotic soundscapes […] Florence Shaw’s low-key narration framed by powerful sounds
Linkblog 🔗: The Umlauts – Another Fact – review at _The Quietus_ 🎵
>the multilingual group unleash a ceremonial and an exhilarating doom
Linkblog 🔗: Why DH Lawrence still gets under our skin
Linkblog 🔗: The Rise of the Pawns – Existential Comics
>I’m telling you man, they are just using us as pawns in some kind of game.
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Linkblog 🔗: The vision of Ralph Vaughan Williams
Linkblog 🔗: Ian McEwan's long look back
>British politics does not offer much more cause for optimism. Liz Truss becoming prime minister is “such a disaster”, he says. “She’s intellectually so vapid. I think her world-view is so tiny, so shrivelled, so ungenerous, so dry… Or maybe she’s just a highly ambitious politician who’s playing a very cynical game.” He sees an opportunity for Keir Starmer’s Labour – “I admire him in many ways” – but for McEwan, an ardent Remainer who wrote a satirical novella, _The Cockroach_, about Brexit, the Labour leader remains “tied to the Tories” until he “admits Brexit was a colossal error”.