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  1. You Did What?!

    The Hole We Can’t Fix

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News
    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — June 24 , 2026

    What Is Happening

    In northeastern Siberia, a massive permafrost collapse known as the Batagaika crater continues to expand as warming temperatures thaw previously frozen ground. The formation, sometimes referred to as a “mega-slump,” is the largest of its kind currently observed.

    The process is driven by thermokarst activity: once ice-rich permafrost begins to thaw, the ground loses structural integrity, collapses, and exposes deeper layers to further warming. This creates a feedback loop in which collapse accelerates additional thaw.

    Why It Matters

    The crater is not simply a geological curiosity. Permafrost contains large amounts of ancient organic material. As it thaws, that material decomposes and releases carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere.

    This contributes to a broader climate feedback cycle:

    • Thawing permafrost releases greenhouse gases
    • Greenhouse gases increase global temperatures
    • Higher temperatures accelerate further thaw

    The visible collapse in Siberia is therefore part of a larger system that extends beyond the region itself.

    What It Reveals

    At the same time, the collapse is exposing layers of soil, plant material, and animal remains that have been preserved for tens of thousands to more than 200,000 years.

    These layers provide direct access to:

    • Past climate conditions
    • Ancient ecosystems
    • Long-term environmental change

    Under normal circumstances, this information would remain buried and inaccessible. The current exposure creates a rare opportunity for scientific study.

    A Global Opportunity

    The site raises a practical question: how should the scientific community respond?

    Research in such environments is already conducted through international collaboration. Scientists from multiple countries contribute expertise in geology, paleontology, climate science, and environmental analysis.

    Access to the site is limited by geography, safety concerns, and national jurisdiction. However, the knowledge gained is global in value, not local.

    The situation suggests a need for coordinated study rather than isolated effort.

    The Balance

    There is a tension in how to interpret what is happening.

    The cause of the collapse—rapid warming and permafrost thaw—is destabilizing and carries long-term consequences. At the same time, the exposure of ancient material provides valuable insight into Earth’s past.

    Both conditions exist simultaneously.

    This is not a case of a beneficial discovery. It is a case of a damaging process that produces useful information.

    Perspective

    The expansion of the Batagaika crater is measurable, ongoing, and difficult to reverse at a local level. Once initiated, the thaw-collapse cycle tends to continue as long as environmental conditions support it.

    That makes the site less a singular event and more a visible indicator of a broader trend.

    Similar processes are expected to occur in other permafrost regions as warming continues.

    Conclusion

    The ground in Siberia is opening, exposing a long record of Earth’s environmental history while also releasing carbon that contributes to further change.

    The situation presents a choice: treat it only as a warning, or also as a source of knowledge.

    When conditions cannot be immediately reversed, understanding them becomes part of the response.

    When life hands you lemons, around here you make calamansi and squeeze it over the barbecue.

    If you read this and it matters, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more social commentary, please see Occupy 2.5 at https://Occupy25.com

    References

    General synthesis based on current scientific understanding of permafrost thaw, thermokarst processes, and Arctic climate dynamics, including publicly available reporting and research summaries on the Batagaika crater.

    #BatagaikaCrater #climateChange #environmentalScience #globalSystems #permafrost #Siberia #WorldBeat
  2. You Did What?!

    The Hole We Can’t Fix

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News
    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — June 24 , 2026

    What Is Happening

    In northeastern Siberia, a massive permafrost collapse known as the Batagaika crater continues to expand as warming temperatures thaw previously frozen ground. The formation, sometimes referred to as a “mega-slump,” is the largest of its kind currently observed.

    The process is driven by thermokarst activity: once ice-rich permafrost begins to thaw, the ground loses structural integrity, collapses, and exposes deeper layers to further warming. This creates a feedback loop in which collapse accelerates additional thaw.

    Why It Matters

    The crater is not simply a geological curiosity. Permafrost contains large amounts of ancient organic material. As it thaws, that material decomposes and releases carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere.

    This contributes to a broader climate feedback cycle:

    • Thawing permafrost releases greenhouse gases
    • Greenhouse gases increase global temperatures
    • Higher temperatures accelerate further thaw

    The visible collapse in Siberia is therefore part of a larger system that extends beyond the region itself.

    What It Reveals

    At the same time, the collapse is exposing layers of soil, plant material, and animal remains that have been preserved for tens of thousands to more than 200,000 years.

    These layers provide direct access to:

    • Past climate conditions
    • Ancient ecosystems
    • Long-term environmental change

    Under normal circumstances, this information would remain buried and inaccessible. The current exposure creates a rare opportunity for scientific study.

    A Global Opportunity

    The site raises a practical question: how should the scientific community respond?

    Research in such environments is already conducted through international collaboration. Scientists from multiple countries contribute expertise in geology, paleontology, climate science, and environmental analysis.

    Access to the site is limited by geography, safety concerns, and national jurisdiction. However, the knowledge gained is global in value, not local.

    The situation suggests a need for coordinated study rather than isolated effort.

    The Balance

    There is a tension in how to interpret what is happening.

    The cause of the collapse—rapid warming and permafrost thaw—is destabilizing and carries long-term consequences. At the same time, the exposure of ancient material provides valuable insight into Earth’s past.

    Both conditions exist simultaneously.

    This is not a case of a beneficial discovery. It is a case of a damaging process that produces useful information.

    Perspective

    The expansion of the Batagaika crater is measurable, ongoing, and difficult to reverse at a local level. Once initiated, the thaw-collapse cycle tends to continue as long as environmental conditions support it.

    That makes the site less a singular event and more a visible indicator of a broader trend.

    Similar processes are expected to occur in other permafrost regions as warming continues.

    Conclusion

    The ground in Siberia is opening, exposing a long record of Earth’s environmental history while also releasing carbon that contributes to further change.

    The situation presents a choice: treat it only as a warning, or also as a source of knowledge.

    When conditions cannot be immediately reversed, understanding them becomes part of the response.

    When life hands you lemons, around here you make calamansi and squeeze it over the barbecue.

    If you read this and it matters, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more social commentary, please see Occupy 2.5 at https://Occupy25.com

    References

    General synthesis based on current scientific understanding of permafrost thaw, thermokarst processes, and Arctic climate dynamics, including publicly available reporting and research summaries on the Batagaika crater.

    #BatagaikaCrater #climateChange #environmentalScience #globalSystems #permafrost #Siberia #WorldBeat
  3. Nuevo post! Hoy, en un día tan especial como es el solsticio de verano, revisito este clásico del new age y el worldbeat.

    The Cross of Changes (1993), de Enigma

    #musica #discos #discosmusica #newage #newagemusic #worldbeat #downtempo #ambient #90s #blog #enmiblog

    thecheis.com/2026/06/21/the-cr

  4. Nuevo post! Hoy, en un día tan especial como es el solsticio de verano, revisito este clásico del new age y el worldbeat.

    The Cross of Changes (1993), de Enigma

    #musica #discos #discosmusica #newage #newagemusic #worldbeat #downtempo #ambient #90s #blog #enmiblog

    thecheis.com/2026/06/21/the-cr

  5. Old review.

    SYSTEM 7 - Point 3 - Fire Album

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/06/

    Two things remain consistent for this act's run in the #90s:
    1. They expertly fused techno, trance, and hippie vibes
    2. Their American distribution was a convoluted mess, no matter the release

    #ElectronicMusic #Techno #GoaTrance #WorldBeat #Dub

  6. Old review.

    SYSTEM 7 - Point 3 - Fire Album

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/06/

    Two things remain consistent for this act's run in the #90s:
    1. They expertly fused techno, trance, and hippie vibes
    2. Their American distribution was a convoluted mess, no matter the release

    #ElectronicMusic #Techno #GoaTrance #WorldBeat #Dub

  7. Goat – Requiem [2016], dieci anni dopo

    Un disco che ha retto bene i colpi degli anni e che anzi è migliorato mentre cresceva è il terzo dei Goat, Requiem. Quando uscì, nel 2016, dovette subire il confronto innanzitutto coi precedenti dei Goat stessi, che avevano acceso gli animi con una mista di psichedelia, afrobeat, raga indiani, riffoni carichi di fuzz e wah wah e due impressionanti voci femminili a dare la carica, e perciò forse venne un po’ snobbato: tanti non accettarono l’idea di un disco folk, a tratti delicato, poco distorto e tanto strumentale; prevalse l’idea che fosse un’opera media, al limite discreta, fioccarono i giudizi compiacenti ma trattenuti. Riascoltato oggi, invece, con la prospettiva del tempo passato e mettendolo a fianco di altri dischi decenni – alcuni dei quali, è evidente, non hanno retto la botta – assume un altro sapore e un’altra profondità.

    Il folk di Requiem è musica popolare multicolore e multiculturale i cui antenati vengono dall’Africa, dall’India, dal sud del Mediterraneo e dall’America Latina; è immersa in questa storia e tuttavia sembra non fare alcuno sforzo per assomigliare a qualcosa in particolare, e la firma della band ce l’ha stampata in fronte.

    Gli strumentali spadroneggiano, ma cosa gli volete dire a dei pezzi come Goatband o Goodbye? Che sono troppo narcotici? Cosa vi aspettate dalla «psichedelia», le canzonette con la chitarra in riverbero? Suvvia. E non si può certo affermare che manchi il materiale per ballare. Ce n’è anzi da vendere ed è di ottima fattura: gli inni apripista da cantare a squarciagola I Sing in Silence, Trouble in the Streets, Try My Robe e Union of Mind and Soul sono già diventati dei classici. Il giro di flauto dell’ultima ha la stessa potenza ipnotica del riff di chitarra di Seven Nation Army – ed è un cazzo di flauto, non so se rendo l’idea. E poi c’è Goatfuzz, una carica col fuzz in spalla lanciata da due voci indemoniate che termina in una coda raga acidissima: non è forse tra le migliori del suo Goatgenere?

    È un disco strano e alieno questo Requiem, non è conciso e immediato come i suoi fratelli più grandi e necessitava di tempo per aprirsi e fiorire. Questo mi è parso di capire. È un’opera che tiene tanti mondi insieme allineandoli l’uno accanto all’altro in un racconto che appare sempre più coerente, sempre più affascinante e grande a ogni ascolto, e che stacca di chilometri per carattere e fervore tante cose più blasonate.

    Viva il caprone!

    #Afrobeat #FolkRock #Goat #HeavyPsych #LaMusicaDel2016 #PsychedelicRock #Requiem #Worldbeat
  8. Goat – Requiem [2016], dieci anni dopo

    Un disco che ha retto bene i colpi degli anni e che anzi è migliorato mentre cresceva è il terzo dei Goat, Requiem. Quando uscì, nel 2016, dovette subire il confronto innanzitutto coi precedenti dei Goat stessi, che avevano acceso gli animi con una mista di psichedelia, afrobeat, raga indiani, riffoni carichi di fuzz e wah wah e due impressionanti voci femminili a dare la carica, e perciò forse venne un po’ snobbato: tanti non accettarono l’idea di un disco folk, a tratti delicato, poco distorto e tanto strumentale; prevalse l’idea che fosse un’opera media, al limite discreta, fioccarono i giudizi compiacenti ma trattenuti. Riascoltato oggi, invece, con la prospettiva del tempo passato e mettendolo a fianco di altri dischi decenni – alcuni dei quali, è evidente, non hanno retto la botta – assume un altro sapore e un’altra profondità.

    Il folk di Requiem è musica popolare multicolore e multiculturale i cui antenati vengono dall’Africa, dall’India, dal sud del Mediterraneo e dall’America Latina; è immersa in questa storia e tuttavia sembra non fare alcuno sforzo per assomigliare a qualcosa in particolare, e la firma della band ce l’ha stampata in fronte.

    Gli strumentali spadroneggiano, ma cosa gli volete dire a dei pezzi come Goatband o Goodbye? Che sono troppo narcotici? Cosa vi aspettate dalla «psichedelia», le canzonette con la chitarra in riverbero? Suvvia. E non si può certo affermare che manchi il materiale per ballare. Ce n’è anzi da vendere ed è di ottima fattura: gli inni apripista da cantare a squarciagola I Sing in Silence, Trouble in the Streets, Try My Robe e Union of Mind and Soul sono già diventati dei classici. Il giro di flauto dell’ultima ha la stessa potenza ipnotica del riff di chitarra di Seven Nation Army – ed è un cazzo di flauto, non so se rendo l’idea. E poi c’è Goatfuzz, una carica col fuzz in spalla lanciata da due voci indemoniate che termina in una coda raga acidissima: non è forse tra le migliori del suo Goatgenere?

    È un disco strano e alieno questo Requiem, non è conciso e immediato come i suoi fratelli più grandi e necessitava di tempo per aprirsi e fiorire. Questo mi è parso di capire. È un’opera che tiene tanti mondi insieme allineandoli l’uno accanto all’altro in un racconto che appare sempre più coerente, sempre più affascinante e grande a ogni ascolto, e che stacca di chilometri per carattere e fervore tante cose più blasonate.

    Viva il caprone!

    #Afrobeat #FolkRock #Goat #HeavyPsych #LaMusicaDel2016 #PsychedelicRock #Requiem #Worldbeat
  9. NEW REVIEW!

    N:L:E - Organic Adventures (Those Other Lands) / Gathering / Scapes / ism

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2026/02/

    Knocking off a 4-LP in one go! Well, really just four similarly themed albums, but eh, why not?

    #ElectonicMusic #Ambient #Downtempo #AmbientDub #WorldBeat

  10. NEW REVIEW!

    N:L:E - Organic Adventures (Those Other Lands) / Gathering / Scapes / ism

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2026/02/

    Knocking off a 4-LP in one go! Well, really just four similarly themed albums, but eh, why not?

    #ElectonicMusic #Ambient #Downtempo #AmbientDub #WorldBeat

  11. Old review.

    BANCO DE GAIA - Last Train To Lhasa (20th Anniversary Edition)

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    Of all the 'deluxe reissue' versions of Banco's back-catalogue, this remains the best of them. Makes sense, since this is also still his most popular/recognized album three decades on.

    #ElectronicMusic #AmbientDub #Downtempo #Trance #WorldBeat

  12. Old review.

    BANCO DE GAIA - Last Train To Lhasa (20th Anniversary Edition)

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    Of all the 'deluxe reissue' versions of Banco's back-catalogue, this remains the best of them. Makes sense, since this is also still his most popular/recognized album three decades on.

    #ElectronicMusic #AmbientDub #Downtempo #Trance #WorldBeat

  13. Old review.

    ASTROPILOT - Fruits Of The Imagination 2

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    The first of what would end up be many remasters/remixed/recontextualizations of his debut album. Always gotta' keep tinkerin'.

    #ElectronicMusic #ProgPsy #ProgressiveBreaks #PsyChill #WorldBeat

  14. Old review.

    ASTROPILOT - Fruits Of The Imagination 2

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    The first of what would end up be many remasters/remixed/recontextualizations of his debut album. Always gotta' keep tinkerin'.

    #ElectronicMusic #ProgPsy #ProgressiveBreaks #PsyChill #WorldBeat

  15. Contra

    Vampire Weekend release their second album on January 12, 2010. It's a huge one for the band -- their break-out album for critics and fans alike. The album photo is a whole story in and of itself ... Listen to Contra by Vampire Weekend on Amazon Music ... #vampireweekend #contra #2010smusic #indiepop #indierock #pop #synthpop #worldbeat #music #musicsky #musiciansky #rock #rockmusic

    robinbannks.com/2026/01/12/con

  16. Contra

    Vampire Weekend release their second album on January 12, 2010. It's a huge one for the band -- their break-out album for critics and fans alike. The album photo is a whole story in and of itself ... Listen to Contra by Vampire Weekend on Amazon Music ... #vampireweekend #contra #2010smusic #indiepop #indierock #pop #synthpop #worldbeat #music #musicsky #musiciansky #rock #rockmusic

    robinbannks.com/2026/01/12/con

  17. Old review.

    EAT STATIC - Dead Planet

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    I ended that review claiming this double-LP was worth the investment in getting. Now that the CD's long out of print and on the collector's market, I wonder...?

    *checks Discogs* Hah, wow, it's now the 14th most expensive, non box-set item in my collection. Maybe most should stick with digital.

    #ElectronicMusic #GoaTrance #FullOn #Downtempo #PsyDub #WorldBeat

  18. Old review.

    EAT STATIC - Dead Planet

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    I ended that review claiming this double-LP was worth the investment in getting. Now that the CD's long out of print and on the collector's market, I wonder...?

    *checks Discogs* Hah, wow, it's now the 14th most expensive, non box-set item in my collection. Maybe most should stick with digital.

    #ElectronicMusic #GoaTrance #FullOn #Downtempo #PsyDub #WorldBeat

  19. Old review.

    LIQUID STRANGER - The Arcane Terrain

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    Never let it be said I don't give some genres a chance, even if it's in the most side-glancing, begrudging manner you can imagine.

    #ElectronicMusic #Dancehall #Dubstep #Downtempo #Grime #WorldBeat

  20. Old review.

    LIQUID STRANGER - The Arcane Terrain

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2016/01/

    Never let it be said I don't give some genres a chance, even if it's in the most side-glancing, begrudging manner you can imagine.

    #ElectronicMusic #Dancehall #Dubstep #Downtempo #Grime #WorldBeat

  21. Older review.

    SYSTEM 7 - System 7

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2015/12/

    Steve and Miquette had landed a surprise, minor club hit 'Space Bird' in the late '00s, so I thought it'd be a lark to review their *first* album, the debut that almost never gets talked about! There's a reason for that...

    #ElectronicMusic #Downtempo #Techno #Soul #UKAcidHouse #WorldBeat

  22. Older review.

    SYSTEM 7 - System 7

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2015/12/

    Steve and Miquette had landed a surprise, minor club hit 'Song Bird' in the late '00s, so I thought it'd be a lark to review their *first* album, the debut that almost never gets talked about! There's a reason for that...

    #ElectronicMusic #Downtempo #Techno #Soul #UKAcidHouse #WorldBeat

  23. NEW REVIEW!

    SPIRITUAL FIELDS - Oddities

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2026/01/

    A new day, a new month, a new year! Some ol' N:L:E, tho' (well, not quite...).

    #ElectronicMusic #AmbientDub #WorldBeat

  24. NEW REVIEW!

    SPIRITUAL FIELDS - Oddities

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2026/01/

    A new day, a new month, a new year! Some ol' N:L:E, tho' (well, not quite...).

    #ElectronicMusic #AmbientDub #WorldBeat

  25. 🇫🇷 Deep Forest "Madazulu" (BBE Remix) – 1997

    A hypnotic rework that leans deeper into rhythm, repetition, ritualistic chant, and tribal textures reshaped into a rolling, club-ready flow while retaining the track’s spiritual core...

    #deepforest #worldbeat #electronic #downtempo #ethnotronica #remix #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning #nowlistening

  26. 🇫🇷 Deep Forest "Comparsa" – 1994

    An immersive blend of electronic grooves and sampled traditional vocals. Rhythmic, cinematic, and rooted in a global sound vision that feels timeless...

    #deepforest #worldbeat #electronic #downtempo #ethnotronica #ambient #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning #nowlistening

  27. Older review.

    PHUTUREPRIMITIVE - Sub Conscious

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2015/11/

    Still stuck things out with the festival dubstep scene, seems like. Ah well, will always have this unique gem to return to when I can.

    #ElectronicMusic #PsyDub #WorldBeat #Tribal #Ambient

  28. NEW REVIEW!

    Spiritual Fields - Natural Conscience

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2025/10/

    Ah yes, the other, other, 'nother-other side-project from N:L:E, this one focusing a bit more on Far East sounds (re: sitars and such).

    #ElelectronicMusic #Ambient #AmbientDub #WorldBeat

  29. Released today 33 years ago:

    🇬🇧 Peter Gabriel "Us" – 1992

    A raw, intimate record that turns personal heartbreak into expansive art-pop with global rhythms, inventive production and some of Gabriel’s most confessional songwriting.
    "Secret World" is my absolute favourite track...

    #artpop #artrock #worldbeat #progressiverock #alternative #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning #nowlistening

  30. Peter Gabriel 4: Security

    The Progfather releases his 4th studio album on September 10, 1982. Security was both a commercial and critical success. It earned The Progfather his first U.S. Top 40 single with "Shock the Monkey." Listen to Security by Peter Gabriel on Amazon Music ... #progressiverock #postpunk #artrock #artpop #worldbeat #petergabriel #security #rockmusic #rock #music #musicsky #musiciansky

    robinbannks.com/2025/09/10/pet

  31. Peter Gabriel 4: Security

    The Progfather releases his 4th studio album on September 10, 1982. Security was both a commercial and critical success. It earned The Progfather his first U.S. Top 40 single with "Shock the Monkey." Listen to Security by Peter Gabriel on Amazon Music ... #progressiverock #postpunk #artrock #artpop #worldbeat #petergabriel #security #rockmusic #rock #music #musicsky #musiciansky

    robinbannks.com/2025/09/10/pet

  32. Released today 43 years ago:

    🇬🇧 Peter Gabriel "4" – 1982

    Dark, atmospheric layers of Fairlight sampling, tribal percussion, and haunting vocals shaping one of his most experimental works. I count it as his best...

    #petergabriel #artrock #progressiverock #experimental #worldbeat #newwave #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning #nowlistening

  33. Old review.

    ADHAM SHAIKH - Basswalla

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2015/08/

    Was looking to expand my collection of a local legend, and settled upon something that's definitely more of a festival-friendly nature.

    #ElectronicMusic #Dub #Dubstep #WorldBeat #Bhangra

  34. 🇬🇧 Peter Gabriel "Up" – 2002

    A dense, introspective journey through mortality, memory, and transformation. Up is Gabriel at his most sonically experimental and emotionally raw layered with complex rhythms, rich textures, and haunting melodies. A deeply human record wrapped in meticulously crafted sound design...

    #artrock #progressiverock #ambientpop #experimentalrock #worldbeat #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning #nowlistening

  35. Older review.

    OTT - Skylon

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2015/07/

    I did eventually get around to nabbing a few more Ott records, though still not 'Mir'. I'll also maintain if you want to bring folks into the psy-dub fold, this album is a strong starting point, the musicianship on here solid and catchy without getting too weird as so much psy does.

    #ElectronicMusic #PsyDub #WorldBeat

  36. Old review.

    DOGON - The Sirius Expeditions

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2015/07/

    This is an album I somehow often associate with going to music festivals in northern British Columbia way back when. And now I'm going to another one this morning. Time is a flat circle! ...or something.

    #ElectronicMusic #Ambient #Breaks #Downtempo #Shoegaze #WorldBeat

  37. Amadou and Mariam, a married couple, both blind, from Mali. Amadou Bagayoko died in April this year. Mariam Doumbia has been blind since the age of five due to an untreated measles infection.

    Amadou & Mariam - La Paix

    youtube.com/watch?v=IqxR6cQM_g4

    #AmadouAndMariam #Worldbeat #NowPlaying

  38. Amadou and Mariam, a married couple, both blind, from Mali. Amadou Bagayoko died in April this year. Mariam Doumbia has been blind since the age of five due to an untreated measles infection.

    Amadou & Mariam - La Paix

    youtube.com/watch?v=IqxR6cQM_g4

    #AmadouAndMariam #Worldbeat #NowPlaying

  39. 🇬🇧 Peter Gabriel "In Your Eyes" – 1986

    A transcendent blend of art rock and worldbeat. The song's layered rhythms and heartfelt lyrics explore themes of love and spiritual connection, culminating in a powerful coda featuring Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour's vocals. My all time favourite PG remix is "Special Mix" on the b-side...

    #petergabriel #worldbeat #artrock #progressiverock #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning #nowlistening

  40. Old review.

    Various - π - Music For The Motion Picture

    emcritic.blogspot.com/2014/12/

    Ah, the '90s, where tekno-thrillers were soundtracked by wicked 'electronica'. Maybe they still are, but I wager none include #BigBeat.

    #ElectronicMusic #Techno #AmbientTechno #TechStep #TripHop #WorldBeat

  41. Peter Gabriel 4: Security

    The Progfather releases his 4th studio album on September 10, 1982. It includes his first US hit, "Shock The Monkey." Listen to Security by Peter Gabriel on Amazon Music ... #progressiverock #postpunk #artrock #artpop #worldbeat #petergabriel #security

    robinbannks.wordpress.com/2024