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Listen To Gayblade's Debut Album 'Craniofacial Pain' Chris Cudby / Artwork credit: Hairy Palm / Wednesday 7th April, 2021 1:38PM    Sharing their name with one of the earliest LGBT-themed video games, Tāmaki duo Gayblade soundtrack midnight journeys to the dankest dungeon depths and beyond into mystic forests of yore on their debut album Craniofacial Pain. The collaborative project of Aaliyah Zionov (Baby Zionov) and Amelia Berry (Amamelia, Van Staden & Böhm), Gayblade's seven track collection is recommended by the pair for " fans of King's Quest, Roland Sound Canvas SC-88, T...

By Cristina Rivera Garza It is also a place that is written about in relation to violence. Over the past few decades, the US- Mexico border has been awash in a particular kind of militarized violence carried out by both national governments, along with private interests, such as cartels and militias. It is often the bodies of ordinary people, whether migrants crossing the scorching Sonoran Desert in Arizona or women hanging from overpasses in Ciudad Juárez, that become the targets of cruel government policies, cartel violence, and cartel-government corruption. 2 Inherent in this violence a...

Reading - our top five picks of books based in Essex WHAT better time to delve into the depths of a novel is there than during the coldest winter months? With a national lockdown preventing us from getting out and about as much as we normally would, we have put together a list of five famous novels which are all set in Essex for you to enjoy. 1. The Essex Serpant This award-winning novel, by Sarah Perry, follows the newly widowed Cora who relocated from London to an Essex village intrigued by a local superstition that a mythical creature has returned to the area.