Tag: Angel Wings

• Zbigniew Seifert: Live Recordings 1973 and 1976

  We once went to see an Yves Klein exhibition. He started off painting things all one colour, a most pointless activity a philistine might suggest, but the experimentation ended up with him developing ideas for designing housing estates, a clear learning curve from abstract to practical. We were reminded of that with this, the first […]

  jerobear

  March 10, 2021

  Jazz

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• Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes: End Of Suffering

  Carter rose to prominence with Gallows, a punk band famed for their high energy music and even higher energy shows, where Carter would regularly end up covered in blood. He has mental health issues — not so long ago he blamed his “fighting demons” for pulling out of a tour with Papa Roach — and […]

  jerobear

  June 22, 2019

  Punk, Rock

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