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Resistance? the ukrainians know the cities they are protecting and recognizes which streets can be used as pinch points. they understand the terrain. they know the swamps and the tree lines forcing the invaders into compromised position. sounds similar to something we might know a thing or two about in the united states. like when the colonial army fought off the british in the revolutionary war. england was unable to defeat a bunch of farmers. america used guerilla warfare. the colonial militia...

Do you think there's no good protest music these days? So did I, until I started looking for it. The truth is it's always been out there - it's just a bit difficult to find. Every month, I search it out, listen to it all, then round up the best of it that relates to that month's political news. Here's the round-up for March 2022. pinch_points_-_process.jpg 1. PINCH POINTS -

Australian post-punk band Pinch Points have released a new song. The song is called "Haruspex" and is off their upcoming album Process due out March 18 via Exploding in Sound and Mistletone Records. Pinch Points released Moving Parts in 2019. Check out the song below....

Particularly in the south—east where property prices are higher and nursing staff live outside the capital, there are particular pinch points there with nurses phoning in and asking their managers whether they can cover shifts as they have not get the feel to get in. fiur not get the feel to get in. our emergency — not get the feel to get in. our emergency vehicle _ not get the feel to get in. our emergency vehicle is likely to have problems? interviews with ambulance workers over the last ...

Through the gates, onto the tarmac and into the aircraft. this is not just about america getting out by the deadline. its about a lot of others as well. >> and those are no small things you just laid out, getting people to kabul, getting people to the airport, getting people through the gate and on the tarmac. all of those things are pinch points and things that people are not capable of doing in some regard. ambassador, i have to tell you the nato ambassador who preceded you is making an intere...

Your productions, what will they have to show on entry? well, there is no system _ have to show on entry? well, there is no system across _ have to show on entry? well, there is no system across all— have to show on entry? well, there is no system across all the - have to show on entry? well, there is no system across all the theatres in the _ is no system across all the theatres in the west— is no system across all the theatres in the west end. at the moment, we are not— in the west end. ...

20 underground Melbourne bands you ought to know Mug - image by Matthew Shaw (@melonshaw) Words by Tom Parker Spanning punk, garage, soul, jazz, hip hop and more. Many Melbourne bands go about their business under the radar, not chasing glorification or publicity. As CLAMM’s Jack Summers previously noted, “Some of these underground bands are the best bands ever, and they don’t seem to give a fuck about taking it to the next level.” It’s the DIY attitude...

Interview Maps: Pinch Points Jordan Oakley Gives The Lowdown On Recent Recording Sessions and Their Upcoming Croxton Show Jordan Oakley from local post-punk band Pinch Points, joins Fee-B-Squared on Maps. After a year of ups and downs, cancelled tours and paused production, Pinch Points are back at full force. Moving on up from recording in their small sunroom, the band have recorded their next release at a proper studio, creating tighter and more “professional tunes”. Jordan says the band...

Interview Out On The Patio: Green Your Noise Explained Musicians Acacia Coates from Pinch Points and Winnie McQuinn from Sunfruits are conscious of the carbon footprint that the touring lifestyle causes – driving and flying around Australia and putting on events. They became curious as to how they could calculate the carbon emissions they were creating. The desire to understand more has led to the creation of Green Your Noise – a website that has a carbon calculator and advice on carbon of...

Brunswick Music Festival unveils huge, ten-day 2021 program And the best part? All tickets are $10 and under. While this year’s Brunswick Music Festival will be shorter than usual, spanning ten days rather than its usual two-week run, it certainly hasn’t skimped on its offerings. What you need to know Brunswick Music Festival is happening from Friday March 5 until Wednesday March 14 Tickets to all BMF 2021 shows will be $10 and under The full program has been revealed Keep up with the lates...