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Caribbean jazz with Japanese-style vocals. It's a dance song for the festival of Obon.

It's fun, honest. Way over the top.

I don't want to characterize this or stick it in a genre. I like this - avant-folk-darkwave - a one of a kind track.

Her voice timbre reminds me of the woman who sang with The Residents during the Wormwood era.

Used a detail from the Max Ernst painting of a similar name as a banner for a while.

Sarajevo.

Brian's brother with chamber orchestra.

Part 2
Part 3

If revenge burns inside you
You break it apart
Free the defiant ones
Forgive their fury, leave it behind
Awaken the others

A song about Voyager having gone interstellar. Prof. Brian Cox on synth bass.

That reliable resilient little machine may be the only thing left of us for anyone else to ever find.

Probably best known from the Liu Cixin science fiction series, the Dark Forest hypothesis is why you do not want to meet your interstellar neighbors.

Long odds on your Collapse Bingo card.

Time for a block party!

From the British absurdist post-nuke very black comedy, The Bed Sitting Room. Based on a play by Spike Milligan.

It's a worthy addition to your EotW kino playlist.

Just arrived in my algorithm this AM.

It's rock, but it's Bootsy - so it's automatically funk. And he's got Hendrix' voice down.

Preserving the old ways from being abused
Protecting the new ways for me and for you
What more can we do?

This is a song about community. Mr. Davies is saying "We are here too. Make way and listen."

Been reading Eco's 14 characteristics of fascism (Ur-Fascism). The first two are:

1. Cult of Tradition: A belief in ancient truths, rejecting modern interpretations.
2. Rejection of Modernism: Viewing Enlightenment and rationalism as the root of moral decline.

Calling generals and majors
Generals and majors everywhere
Calling generals and majors
Your World War 3 is drawing near

A lullaby. I'd call the instrument some kind of dulcimer. Anyone know it's real name?

This is fun - probably written during the pandemic.

Morris wrote That's How Every Empire Falls - the John Prine cover has been posted.

A very antiwar song about Australian soldiers in the Crimean War. Previously posted The Pogues cover. It never changes.

And as our ship pulled into Circular Quay
I looked at the place where me legs used to be
And thanked Christ there was nobody waitin' for me
To grieve, to mourn, and to pity.

Waters has been taking a lot of shit for his support of the Palestinian cause. Mona Miari is a Palestinian.

More than just bluegrass... she won a Pulitzer Prize for her opera Omar

This is collapse-related because at this moment, the white Christian Nationalists ruling the United States are trying to erase black history from America.

"War is God."

Judge Holden has been described as one of the most purely evil characters in American literature. Enormously tall, entirely hairless. He takes children to his bed at night and they never come back. He and others are waging a racist genocide across the Texas-Mexican border.

But I would not be surprised if one of our technocrat billionaire overlords spoke words like this.

Blood Meridian, by Jenny Queen : r/CollapseMusic