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Dec 7, 2021 · The view from Damon Albarn's home in Iceland is nothing short of stunning: a lake; mountains in the distance; a volcano; and, notably, a glacier — a glacier that's receded substantially over his ...
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Swan Song (dir Todd Stephens) I just got back from Los Angeles, where I watched this amazing film in my hotel room. It’s about a midwest hairdresser, played by Udo Kier, whose life has been reduced to sitting in an old people’s home folding napkins. Then he gets a call from the lawyer of one of his society clients who is recently deceased, but in h...
The World of Stonehenge(the British Museum, London) I’m really looking forward to this show [opens 17 Feb]. Ever since I did Dr Dee at the ENO, I’ve been obsessed with all things esoteric. And I drive past Stonehenge all the time on the A303 on the way down to Devon. Every time I go past it, it’s different – sometimes bigger, or smaller, or the sto...
Maramia Cafe, London This is a Palestinian restaurant in Golborne Road, west London, with fantastic food and lovely people and it’s the only place I’ve found where they serve sage tea. Sage is incredibly good for cleaning the throat, so it’s very good for singers. I’ve been drinking it for years and years but I didn’t realise they drink it in Pales...
Concert of Sacred Music by Duke Ellington This record has such a fascinating form to it and it’s really inspired me recently. Duke Ellington claimed it wasn’t a mass, it was something new – I suppose a fusion between jazz and spirituality. But it’s very experimental and I like the idea that the older he got, the more experimental he got. It’s a fuc...
The Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino This is a really interesting book about a child who decides to leave his family and live in the trees for the rest of his life. Maybe it’s a metaphor for individualism, I don’t know, but it’s a very weird book and I do like Calvino’s writing. I don’t generally read that much fiction. I could have chosen a hun...
Djembeföla! This is a brilliant app. Djembe is the centrepiece drum of west African percussive ensembles and the app is a kind of almanac of classic, traditional rhythms; you can break down each rhythm and listen to all the different parts and work out how these polyrhythms fit together. It has notation as well and there’s also a bit of history abo...
Fairview by Jackie Sibblies Drury (Young Vic, London) This is the last thing I saw in the theatre that absolutely blew my mind. It’s a brilliant, Pulitzer-winning play and I think it needs to come back, so I’m recommending it in the hope that more people get to see it. It’s about an African American family who gather to celebrate their grandmother’...
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Oct 20, 2021 · Music. Years Ago, Damon Albarn Fell in Love With Iceland. Now He’s Paying Musical Tribute. The singer unpacks his new solo LP, and also reveals that he's started work on a new Gorillaz LP and...
Jun 9, 2012 · GHOSTIGITAL ANNOUNCES NEW LP DIVISION OF CULTURE & TOURISM record is released on the 30th of June 2012 “I’m in the process of thinking nothing.” – Einar Örn, “Numb” Six full years after bombarding the world with their second album; the teutonic and brilliantly chaotic In Cod We Trust, Ghostigital are well and truly back.… Read More Division of Culture & Tourism
Ghostigital – Division of Culture and Tourism (2012) (piano on "Numb") Deltron 3030 – Event 2 (2013) (on "What Is This Loneliness") Michael Horovitz – Nuclear Detergent Blues (piano on several songs)
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Sep 25, 2008 · Albarn's detractors, granted, have plenty of ammunition-- after years of tabloid celebrity at home, he's aimed to turn himself into a panglobal everyman, a process that raises specters of...
