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  1. Song of the Day - No 533

    CARTER U.S.M. - BLOODSPORT FOR ALL

    Released in 1991 from their album "30 Something," "Bloodsport For All" is a protest song by the English electronic duo Carter U.S.M. The song's lyrics criticize the British military, with references to hazing and abuse. The song features a sample of "God Save the Queen", the then British national anthem

    youtube.com/watch?v=VN9-NK6Z4S

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #AlternativeRock #IndieRock #PunkRock

  2. Song of the Day - No 533

    CARTER U.S.M. - BLOODSPORT FOR ALL

    Released in 1991 from their album "30 Something," "Bloodsport For All" is a protest song by the English electronic duo Carter U.S.M. The song's lyrics criticize the British military, with references to hazing and abuse. The song features a sample of "God Save the Queen", the then British national anthem

    youtube.com/watch?v=VN9-NK6Z4SU

  3. Song of the Day - No 533

    CARTER U.S.M. - BLOODSPORT FOR ALL

    Released in 1991 from their album "30 Something," "Bloodsport For All" is a protest song by the English electronic duo Carter U.S.M. The song's lyrics criticize the British military, with references to hazing and abuse. The song features a sample of "God Save the Queen", the then British national anthem

    youtube.com/watch?v=VN9-NK6Z4S

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #AlternativeRock #IndieRock #PunkRock

  4. Song of the Day - No 533

    CARTER U.S.M. - BLOODSPORT FOR ALL

    Released in 1991 from their album "30 Something," "Bloodsport For All" is a protest song by the English electronic duo Carter U.S.M. The song's lyrics criticize the British military, with references to hazing and abuse. The song features a sample of "God Save the Queen", the then British national anthem

    youtube.com/watch?v=VN9-NK6Z4S

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #AlternativeRock #IndieRock #PunkRock

  5. Song of the Day - No 533

    CARTER U.S.M. - BLOODSPORT FOR ALL

    Released in 1991 from their album "30 Something," "Bloodsport For All" is a protest song by the English electronic duo Carter U.S.M. The song's lyrics criticize the British military, with references to hazing and abuse. The song features a sample of "God Save the Queen", the then British national anthem

    youtube.com/watch?v=VN9-NK6Z4S

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #AlternativeRock #IndieRock #PunkRock

  6. Hmm.. upgraded my to on my main PC with a 3050 GPU.

    Note: Running with KDE Plasma 6.

    However both and browsers are both flickering like mad !

    I cleared the GPUCache folders. No change.

    I've re-installed both and but the flickering continues.

    I've tried turning off Hardware Acceleration in both browsers..

    I've tried running

    sudo depmod -a

    and rebooting but that didn't fix it.

    Any thoughts/ideas?

  7. Song of the Day - No 382

    CARTER U.S.M. - ANYTIME, ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE

    "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" by Carter U.S.M., released in October 1990, is a track from their 1991 album "30 Something" on Rough Trade Records. The song became a major indie hit, contributing to the album's acclaim, including a 10/10 review from NME, which praised it as a "brilliant, bold record".

    youtube.com/watch?v=s1bKjQJzgR

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #alternative #indierock #punk

  8. Song of the Day - No 382

    CARTER U.S.M. - ANYTIME, ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE

    "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" by Carter U.S.M., released in October 1990, is a track from their 1991 album "30 Something" on Rough Trade Records. The song became a major indie hit, contributing to the album's acclaim, including a 10/10 review from NME, which praised it as a "brilliant, bold record".

    youtube.com/watch?v=s1bKjQJzgRg

  9. Song of the Day - No 382

    CARTER U.S.M. - ANYTIME, ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE

    "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" by Carter U.S.M., released in October 1990, is a track from their 1991 album "30 Something" on Rough Trade Records. The song became a major indie hit, contributing to the album's acclaim, including a 10/10 review from NME, which praised it as a "brilliant, bold record".

    youtube.com/watch?v=s1bKjQJzgR

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #alternative #indierock #punk

  10. Song of the Day - No 382

    CARTER U.S.M. - ANYTIME, ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE

    "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" by Carter U.S.M., released in October 1990, is a track from their 1991 album "30 Something" on Rough Trade Records. The song became a major indie hit, contributing to the album's acclaim, including a 10/10 review from NME, which praised it as a "brilliant, bold record".

    youtube.com/watch?v=s1bKjQJzgR

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #alternative #indierock #punk

  11. Song of the Day - No 382

    CARTER U.S.M. - ANYTIME, ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE

    "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" by Carter U.S.M., released in October 1990, is a track from their 1991 album "30 Something" on Rough Trade Records. The song became a major indie hit, contributing to the album's acclaim, including a 10/10 review from NME, which praised it as a "brilliant, bold record".

    youtube.com/watch?v=s1bKjQJzgR

    #SOTD #SongOfTheDay #music #CarterUSM #alternative #indierock #punk

  12. Been a busy day fixing stuff in the house, helping neighbours with IT and doing groceries. So now, finally it’s time for #TheSundayStarter;

    👥 Sunlight Altar
    💿 Twilight Altar
    :bandcamp: sunlightaltar.bandcamp.com/alb

    Hauntingly beautiful dark folk from the hands of the Terzij De Horde’s vocalist: Joost Vervoort. Together with a long time friend (Jayant on guitar and production) they made this and it is perfect for a slow Sunday.

    #Folk #DarkFolk #AntiFacist

  13. Nytt Land – Aba Khan Review By Spicie Forrest

    I’d like to share my favorite fact about Nytt Land, the Siberian dark folk project from husband and wife, Anatoly and Natalia Pakhalenko.1 During my research for this review, I came across an old interview with Anatoly. He was discussing instrumental diversity on their then-upcoming release, ODAL. Of all the instruments Anatoly plays, the talharpa, an ancient Nordic bowed lyre, is his favorite. Do you know why it’s his favorite? BECAUSE HIS WIFE MADE IT FOR HIM. MADE IT. WITH HER OWN TWO HANDS.2 I can’t even imagine the incalculable value of such a gift. And I’m only half kidding when I say that fact alone makes Aba Khan—and anything else they release—worth a spin.

    Nytt Land often releases albums strictly preserving the ancient traditions of their homeland, like 2025’s Songs of the Shaman, but Aba Khan follows a different path. Picking up the threads first woven on 2021’s Ritual and continued on 2023’s Torem, Aba Khan captures the energy of the shamanic rites of Nytt Land’s native Siberia. Nytt Land doesn’t perform any one specific rite on Aba Khan, but rather, Nytt Land channels their significance, their substance. As such, this isn’t a direct transcription or translation, but a respectful, contemporary interpretation that places listeners in the midst of ancestral proceedings. Produced with immersion in mind, the soundstage is dynamic and beautifully utilized. You can almost smell the clean air and feel the warmth of the bonfire as practitioners’ shifting vocals and well-placed instruments surround you, each given plenty of room to breathe and shine. To get the full effect, headphones are highly recommended here.

    Aba Khan by Nytt Land

    Production and mixing would mean little here, were it not for Nytt Land’s excellent performances. Natalia is the centerpiece, providing striking lead vocals and bringing to life the chanting, throat singing chorus of this ceremony (“Aba Khan,” “Taiga”). She and fellow drummer Aleksandr Rosliakov provide the raw, thunderous backbone for the album, stoking ritual fervor and reverence alike (“The Oath,” “Tygir Tayii (Heavenly Sacrifice)”).3 All other instruments are handled by Anatoly. Flutes, both bone and wood, alternate between heraldic (“Totem,” “Mansi”) and musical (“Taiga,” “Mansi”) duties, while strings—like the talharpa—guide Aba Khan through its eight movements. A high base quality means standout moments are few here, but the instrumental bridge of “Taiga,” which features mouth harp, flute, and talharpa all playing different melodies on top of a deep stringed foundation, is noteworthy, as is the absolutely massive, constant thrum of “Prayer.” It’s like listening to a god breathe.

    According to the promo sheet, Aba Khan comprises a collection of shamanic vignettes, but it nevertheless possesses a loose narrative flow from one track to the next. This is largely driven by Natalia’s singing. Aba Khan is written entirely in indigenous Serbian languages and Old Norse, but Natalia defies the language barrier through measured swaying (“Taiga,” “Totem”), raw vulnerability (“The Oath,” “Prayer”) and ritualistic staccatos (“Tygir Tayii (Heavenly Sacrifice)”) to sketch the shape and purpose of each movement. I’m normally pretty unforgiving on intros, but “Aba Khan” serves more as an invocation or invitation before the ceremony begins in earnest with “Taiga.” Aside from mid-album snag “Uitag,” which dwells overlong in ambient repetition, Nytt Land moves with purpose through each movement. Aba Khan closes in a whirlwind, shifting from the tension of ceremonial action (“The Oath”) to that of anticipation (“Prayer”), before releasing it in spiraling celebration and catharsis (“Tygir Tayii”).

    I don’t think anyone would argue the value of preservation efforts, but I might argue that Aba Khan does something even more important. Whether at a museum or on recordings like Songs of the Shaman, a clinical detachment separates us from feeling the gravity of these traditions as an insider would. Aba Khan annihilates that barrier. Using every tool at their disposal, Nytt Land communicates the emotions, atmosphere, and spirit of Siberia’s shamanic traditions through music, a universal language. This isn’t meant to be known in the mind. It’s meant to be felt in the heart. On Aba Khan, Nytt Land invites you to walk in their millennia-old shoes to a time and place where spirits rule, shamans protect the people, and old gods whisper.4

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 8 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Prophecy Productions
    Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Instagram
    Releases Worldwide: February 20th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #AbaKhan #DarkFolk #Feb26 #Folk #NotMetal #NyttLand #ProphecyProductions #Review #Reviews #SiberianMusic
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    music AlltIme - For Lonely Gentlemen & Ladies in the Bar

    "Rock classics in dark country versions – an acoustic, moody, and deep vibe."

    getmusic.fm/l/W8VRJW

    #southerngothic #darkfolk #darkcountry #gothiccountry #music

  15. Band of the day: Dark Forest (UK)

    The Nwothm

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7CW5SVxyyM&list=RDb7CW5SVxyyM&start_radio=1

    Band: Dark Forest

    Country: UK

    Label: Cruz del Sur Music

    Members: Josh Winnard – Vocals Christian Horton – Guitars, Bass Patrick Jenkins – Guitars Adam Sidaway – Drums

    Album: Ridge & Furrow (EP)

    Track Info: 1. Skylark 00:00 2. The Golden Acre 06:40 3. Ridge & Furrow 12:18 4. Meadowland 18:45 5. Under The Greenwood Tree 20:57

    Dark Forest is a heavy metal band from Dudley in the West Midlands, England. Formed in 2002, they are known for blending soaring melodies with themes drawn from mythology, history, patriotism and classic metal traditions. Signed to Cruz del Sur Music, the band has released a series of acclaimed albums including Dark Forest, Dawn of Infinity, The Awakening, Beyond the Veil and Oak, Ash & Thorn. Their music has appeared on several compilations, including Fear Candy and British Steel, marking their place in the rising force of British heavy metal.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j21z8KCbuVc&list=RDj21z8KCbuVc&start_radio=1

    Links

    Bandcamp: https://darkforest-uk.bandcamp.com/album/ridge-and-furrow

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Darkforestuk

    Instagram:

    Label: https://www.cruzdelsurmusic.com/store/

    #bandOfTheDay #britishHeavyMetal #cruzDelSuMusic #darkForest #heavyMetal #newWaveOfTraditionalHeavyMetal #nwothm #ridgeFurrow #thenwothmCom