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Photgraphy, Film, Words, Music, Design, Doodles & DJ Welcome to your Bluffers Guide To Soul, the hopeful beginnings of a musical journey through influential genres and artists - tune in above, and read (and listen) on below...  My names Aidan Kelly, Ive been a DJ in Dublin for 30 years - I bet at some point youve been out dancing somewhere, and it was myself throwing shapes and tunes in the corner. Unless you meant to visit Dublin and it hasnt happened yet. No hurry.  Im sure like yo...

Daniel Dylan Wray , January 11th, 2021 09:39 It seems odd to argue that a member of one of the most celebrated rock bands of all time, the Velvet Underground, is under-appreciated, says Daniel Dylan Wray in this subscriber only essay, until you consider just how absent he is from conversations about popular music Author portraits by Natasha Bright People have some very strongly held beliefs about the roles of John Cale and Lou Reed. A few years ago, when interviewing Cabaret Voltaire’s Richar...

Blimey, that went quickly! The end of 2014 is nigh, and we’ve heard some cracking songs in its oh so brief existence. From Future Islands to ‘Fancy’, everyone’s got their favourite and they’re all completely different from each other. To find some order in the chaos, we asked over 30 Drowned In Sound staffers to vote for their top five singles of the year, then added up the results and made a list of the 40 most popular choices. Read on for the final, definitive compendium and then su...

Indie Basement: Best Reissues, Box Sets & Compilations of 2020 Having already posted the Indie Basement Best Albums of 2020 list, I thought Id run down my favorite reissues and compilations from the past year. I stayed within the general confines of the things I cover on a weekly basis. So as much as I dig the Prince ˆmega-deluxe edition and Neil Youngs Homegrown, theyre not on this list. For the reissues, I picked things that either had lots of worthy bonus features or had been out of prin...

These days, with more and more public figures coming forward about their sexuality, it was only a matter of time that we here at TheBacklot.com put together a list of the most influential and intriguing openly gay and bisexual male musicians of the past century. Compiling a list like this was no small feat. While we’ve limited this to only 50 musicians, the number of openly gay artists far surpasses that number, and we’re sure you will likely spot an artist near and dear to your heart that ...

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Second video blog. getting right to it. got a lot of emails and my space questions about e. coli, what was going on. so i got a soft cell, looks like a flour corn tortilla, thank you for bringing in the specimen. just loaded with bacteria of the e. coli virus. its like a petri dish for that. but not surprising to me, but the produce is loaded with the e. coli virus. keep that in mind. choose wisely. and good eating. dont live your life by fear. >> all right. that was melissa mccarthy. it was one...

Thats half. more than half gone. but the thing that we also talk about with the skills gap is the lack of skill, obviously. but we discussed the lack of will that fuels it, but also the lack of soft cell skills. i dont know how to interview. know what to say the erosion of that, which is basic, has to be germane to whatever it is we say were talking about. >> tucker: if he can give job -- and i know you do this, but if you can give job advice to someone seeking a job at the lower end, just start...

About with the skills gap is the lack of skill, obviously. but we discussed the lack of will that fuels it, but also the lack of soft cell skills. i dont know how to interview. know what to say the erosion of that, which is basic, has to be germane to whatever it is we say were talking about. >> tucker: if he can give job -- and i know you do this, but if you can give job advice to someone seeking a job at the lower end, just starting out, what kinds of counsel would you give? >> i would say if ...