England seemed to him to be nothing but horrors and misery now. The very shapes of the trees were like frozen screams.
Nick Portnell
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It’s been five years since Alex Jones lost InfoWars to the Sandy Hook families.
As the verdict came down, he asked: “Do these people actually believe they’re getting any money?” He hasn't paid them a penny.
Well, The Onion is going pay them anyway.
The new InfoWars begins July 2nd at 8 p.m. ET.
The Onion’s staff is tired of waiting for the courts to settle its pending takeover of Alex Jones’ brand, so the new Infowars will launch next month.
#NowPlaying It's so mental that Tortoise almost hit the mainstream in the mid-90s. Deeply dubby, 70s Germany inspired instrumental tracks that just left you in a trance. I only saw them once, supporting Stereolab at Alleycatz in Reading. Dave Pajo on guitar, so sumblime.
Posted this before, but it's guaranteed to brighten up your day, if it's grey.
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The perils of online shopping. Whilst looking for gifts for my wife's 50th birthday, I accidentally bought myself a tax disc from the month I was born. I bought Alice one for her 40th, so can't do that again.
Tim Onion
#NowPlaying Next up on the Difficult Music playlist is this collection of songs that Alice C put together in the early 80s for her friends at the Ashram. Music devoted to the Vaishnavism branch of the Vedic religion. It's pretty lo-fi & drenched in 80s keyboard sounds, but is truly special.
Who's this Cody Gakpo that plays for the Netherlands? He's definitely not the same Cody Gakpo that plays for Liverpool.
Morning. Man, they look so square, but this tune totally slaps.
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#NowPlaying Alice is out tonight, so I can play some of the records that she finds 'a bit too fucking much'. Apparently, it took a full 4 years for the initial 850 vinyl copies of this to sell. I love it, especially Smelly Tounges.
Seriously, get yourselves over to Bandcamp and at least have a listen. You'll thank me when you're doing best albums of 2026 lists in the blissful cold of December.
Caversham Road, the main route between Reading town centre and the Reading Festival, 1971.
