HeyJaredSteven Taylor
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from But We’ve Always Been Like This | IT (opens the original)
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belief and truth | IT (opens the original)
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‘….fakes hanging around the sacred precinct trying to look like the real thing* needless to say I’m one of the fakes’ (from Leonard Cohen’s poem ‘Thousands’) the other day I sat rapt in a morning café reading from Leonard’s ‘Book of Longing’ some made me laugh despite the naysayers he can be very funny and so direct others are his usual enigmas I love them all no need to grapple with meaning they beguile come what may his words work like a charm ‘ be they songs be they poems which could mean all
Home is another Odyssey | IT (opens the original)
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Odysseus thinks of Ithaca bathed in the yellow-golden light, in violent storms, hurled by angry Poseidon. The fields, mountains and flowers under a divine sky that can never be replicated in any other geography. The Ionian Sea calls in the soft tone of a mother missing her child. Carried by the waves, the sobs of Penelope and Laertes, heard on gloomy nights. Surfacing the wet faces of Anticlea, Telemachus, Argos, bidden goodbyes, decades ago, by a man, in a big hurry, for war he never wanted to
strata | IT (opens the original)
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how i loved the moon how i loved the storied stars how i missed the world after us our buildings to ruin our temples to long passed gods our bones to dust to fossil oblivion stands beside me the extinction of our species is ever here and now i step out of my rooms and into the scrappy garden spread myself on anaemic grass so silent here so radiant in fevered nowhere hear the teeth-knock of shivering stars the flash and fade of galaxies colliding i move to a deeper rhythm in the eyes of nature in
IN DEEP with…Oliver Cherer, Aircooled & Gilroy Mere | IT (opens the original)
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After seeing Aircooled live at the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge very recently I have been new music reviewing today in my studio…two albums, both featuring Oliver Cherer. His new one: ‘Furlongs’ under the aka of Gilroy Mere, pastoral, gently ambient, gorgeous sound-scapes. And, the latest from Aircooled, which also features Oliver along with his musical colleagues Riz, Katharine, Justin & Mew who has joined the band. Their latest album is more funky, more American sounding, lots of grooves, riff
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