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May the Circle Remain Unbroken: A Tribute to Roky Erickson, a new compilation album gathering covers of the late psych rock pioneer’s songs recorded by various artists. Contributors include Jeff Tweedy of Wilco, Margo Price, Neko Case, Ty Segall, Gary Clark Jr. and Eve Monsees, Lucinda Williams, and Chelsea Wolfe. The album arrives July 17 as a Record Store Day exclusive vinyl release; there will be a bonus RSD-only flexi-disc, too, featuring a previously unreleased Erickson track called “Love Heiroglyphics” that was recorded in the 1970s. A CD version of the new tribute album is set to be released later this year. Check out the cover artwork and tracklist below.
The magical world of far away places
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published : 4 Apr 2021 at 04:00
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Earlier this week I was chatting with friends about which places around the globe captured their imagination most when they were kids. One was fascinated by Mandalay, while another said Pondicherry caught his eye. Zanzibar was another name that cropped up.
For me, it was Timbuktu. For a start the name sounded exotic and I had no idea where it was except it was far away. I wasn t even convinced it actually existed until an atlas showed this tiny dot on the edge of the Sahara in the middle of nowhere.
Jessie Buckley is in the middle of a golden period in her screen acting career with a CV crammed full of award nods and A-list co-stars.
The 31-year-old Killarney native has shared the stage with Judi Dench, starred opposite Renée Zellweger in her Oscar-winning turn in Judy and has recently wrapped up filming with Paul Mescal.
Now she is set to feature opposite Golden Globe-winning star of The Crown Josh O Connor in a modern-day adaptation of Romeo and Juliet for Sky Arts. But despite more than a decade in film and TV, the actress seems to have escaped the pitfalls of 21st-century fame by quietly keeping her private life out of the public domain.