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Tributes paid to Welsh cultural giant David R Edwards who has died aged 56
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, May 27th, 2021 23:56
From exuberant pop to all-out brutality, via everything in-between, here are tQ s favourite albums and tracks of May 2021
I received my first dose of Pfizer vaccine yesterday, having heard from a friend of a friend of a relative of my partner that an old function hall in Woodford had some spares for walk-ins. When I got home I checked my emails and saw that I was invited to a gig. Typically, after a year and a half of waiting for such an opportunity, I m busy that day, but nevertheless if I were to stretch for a sign, it s fitting that it was the first day in weeks that the rain clouds that have been clinging over London for the last month finally went away, leaving a balmy blue sky in their place. Not to labour the point too much, but it feels like things might be getting better.
Manic Street Preachers on stage WELSH rock band Manic Street Preachers are heading to York on their latest tour. The band are returning with their 14th studio album ‘The Ultra Vivid Lament’ on September 3 released on Columbia/Sony and have announced a tour for this autumn that includes York Barbican on October 4. ‘Orwellian’ - the first track will be released today (May 14). A departure from their last release (2018’s ‘Resistance is Futile’), ‘The Ultra Vivid Lament’ is the first Manic Street Preachers album initially conceived on piano rather than guitar. It was recorded over winter 2020/21 in Wales at Rockfield in Monmouth and the bands’ Door to the River studio in Newport with longtime collaborator Dave Eringa (The Who), before being mixed by David Wrench (Blossoms, Frank Ocean, Arlo Parks).
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Thornbury Radio will be launching on FM in June. Ofcom granted the station a full-time FM broadcasting licence last year, bringing to an end a long-running battle. Thornbury Radio has been broadcasting online 24 hours a day for the last few years but, as of Monday, June 7, it will also be available on on 105.1 FM and 107.5 FM. The FM service is designed to cover Thornbury and surrounding villages – including Alveston, Olveston, Tytherington, Oldbury-on-Severn, Leyhill, Wickwar, Bagstone and Iron Acton. David Wrench, director of the station, said: “This is the culmination of a 16-year journey from the Thornbury FM and Gloss FM restricted service broadcasts to the launch of Thornbury Radio.
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