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Made Out of Sound Dustin Krcatovich , May 14th, 2021 08:16 Two giants of post-whatever improv join forces for long-distance a set that is both measured and cathartic I had to take a couple years off from listening to Bill Orcutt, whose music I love, after working behind the bar at a gig he played in Portland a few years ago. Orcutt had borrowed a Fender Twin amp from my then-boss (an old pal dating back to Orcutt's Harry Pussy days) for his set and, apparently, dimed every last knob on the fucker. It was one of the most painfully loud shows I've ever seen in a small room, and I've attended mo...

The Glens Centre’s peace-building programme ‘Across the Lines’ receives further support New phase of cross border and cross community engagement work Reporter: ');  '); The Glens Centre is delighted to announce new programme funding for the development of ‘Across the Lines’ cross community and cross border peace-building programme from the International Fund for Ireland under its Peace Impact Programme. To date, the IFI support has enabled The Glens Centre to develop new programming bringing people from different community backgrounds along the border region together. The new prog...

by Anne Graue | Feb 23, 2021Congratulations to GMR contributor Anne Graue whose new poetry Full and Plum-Colored Velvet  was published in late 2020 by Woodsley Press. Anne Graue is the author of Full and Plum-Colored Velvet, (Woodley Press, 2020) and Fig Tree in Winter (Dancing Girl Press,... by Anne Graue | Jan 4, 2021Obitby Victoria ChangCopper Canyon Press, 2020 Victoria Chang’s collection, Obit, seems to have anticipated the prolonged good-byes of 2020. In it, Chang says good-bye to loved ones, feelings, objects—everything we feel and know, who we were and where we’re... ...