Guantanamo, Brexit and the Grenfell fire are some of the topics The Who tackle on their new album, titled WHO, set to be released on the November 22nd through Polydor Records.
The band just released the first single off the upcoming album, a groovy protest song about the horrible US government institution that is Guantanamo in Cuba.
Check out the colorful lyric video below!
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The already infamous Brexit is just around the corner. No matter what opinion you might have on the issue, it can be imagined that it has taken a toll on the British people.
Organisers of last Saturday’s People’s Vote March said that one million people had shown up to march. That puts this effort on the top shelf along for UK protests along with 2003’s march against the planned invation into Iraq (which happened anyway so one can not be blamed for loosing hope).
Either way, if you were not a part of this protest but care to hear what the a million protesters sounds like then check out Cities and Memory’s recording below.
Cities and Memory is an artistic field recording project that strives to collaboratively remix the sounds of this world.
UK based DJ Gideön and Soho Radio are calling all socially conscious party people out there to join them tomorrow, Friday the 13th of July, in a massive, all day long protest party during Donald Trump’s UK visit. The event will feature some brilliant club acts like Seth Troxler, Hannah Holland, Jackmaster and many more.
The rendezvous is at Soho Radio in London and from there the party goers will march together in protest. Even if this infamous day of bad luck is bringing Donald Trump to London it does not mean it can not be a good day Londoners. So if you are in the city, do check out the event’s Facebook page and join the party!
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