2000 star systems could have planets that could see Earth pass in from of the Sun
Here’s the 27th June edition of my weekly post. Half the year is gone already! I’ve lost track of time. Days, weeks, and months have all melded into one thing in my head. Anyway, I’m planning on starting to go back to the cinema and do other things out in the world from the 1st of July. So future weekly posts should start to get mini film reviews and stuff again from next weeks.
This week’s post has six article pointers and seven new music releases. As usual, you can get me on Twitter to discuss anything in this post.
A nice symmetry to the content in the latest Weekly Digest post. There are eleven items and also eleven new music pointers. Any questions, get me on Twitter.
Lots of ransomware stuff this week’s digest. Related to the Colonial Pipeline in the USA and the Health Service attack in Ireland. Links to 13 items in total. Plus pointers to 9 new music releases. Including an album of the year list contender.
Sound recording studio mixing desk, sound engineer or music producer working at new song
Another music heavy weekly post. There has been a lot of good music releases in there last few weeks. A silver lining of musicians not being able to tour? Who knows. In any event, it’s great! This weeks post also has seven other items if the music doesn’t interest you.
The work that The Good Law Project is doing to hold the UK Government to account is fantastic stuff. It’s well worth reading this piece published in The Observer about its founder and public face, Jolyon Maugham.
Fascinating article by Sarah Churchwell in The New Statesman on the history of American dalliances with fascism in art and in reality. Some excepts below. But read the whole thing. Its a marvellous piece of writing.