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Ducklingmonster Drops New Album Future Past Present Chris Cudby / Tuesday 29th June, 2021 11:54AM
The Futurians and now one third of Tāmaki Makaurau s mega-fab Beth Dawson shows us all how it s done on brand new solo album Future Past Present. Assembling atemporal sound shapes like some kind of sonic Time Lord, Ducklingmonster conjures up a rumbling bed for free-flowing meditations on the nature of reality itself, handily available in the physical realm in a limited cassette edition via Long Slow Comfortable Screw Against The Wall. Sometimes sounding not unlike a crackling fireplace embellished with mind-warping cosmic tones, this six track collection could well be the vibe you require to make it through today s polar blast listen here. ....
ORGANISATIONS are benefitting from a big book giveaway to give library books a second chance. Following a successful Facebook campaign, hundreds of surplus books which have been withdrawn from Durham County Council’s libraries, have been donated to new homes across the county. Each organisation has received 100 books, with some lucky donors finding a golden ticket with their supply, offering an extra 50 books and 50 withdrawn music CDs. Some of the lucky recipients include Ebchester Community Association, The Eden Miners Centre, Auckland Youth and Community Centre and Shildon Alive. St Michael’s C of E Primary School in Bishop Middleham has also received 100 books as part of the campaign. ....
A £17,640-a-year private girls school has become Britain s first to allow black hairstyles such as afros, cornrows and twists as part of its uniform policy. Sutton High School in South London will adapt the Halo Code which has been developed by activists to stop black students being punished for their hair. Teachers will also be speaking to suppliers about hats, swimming caps and wider hairbands for pupils who want to push back their hair for science lessons. The school wants the code to help black pupils and staff work with natural hair and styles Sutton High School (file picture) in South London will adapt the Halo Code which has been developed by activists to stop black students being punished for their hair ....