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Gilla Band Announce New Album Pugnello: Hear “Placeholder”
Dublin noisemakers Gilla Band haven’t been making a lot of noise lately. The band’s most recent album Most Normal came out four years ago. Since then, Gilla Band’s members have been pursuing other things, like guitarist Alan Duggan Borges’ experimental electronic project the Null Club. Back in May, Gilla Band finally returned with the explosive,…
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gash Announce New Album at least you know what you’re laughing at: Hear “good and bad”
Angel Tapes, the Fire Talk Records sub-label that brought you artists like ira glass, Shower Curtain, Jawdropped, Sleeper’s Bell, and more, just announced their newest signing. It’s gash, a group of Eau Claire experimentalists who’ve earned the endorsement of the Wisconsin city’s well-known export Justin Vernon. They’ll perform at Vernon’s revived Eaux Claires festival later…
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Slowcore Bands imy3 & towhead Announce New Split EP: Hear Two Tracks
Slowcore acts imy3, a Philadelphia-based duo, and towhead, a Bay Area trio, have announced a new untitled split EP, due out on 8 July via Cherub Dream. Both bands draw on 1990s slowcore sounds blended with the playful, home-recorded electronic textures common in DIY music, and the release marks a formal collaboration between two closely…
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Anarchists United names inaugural writers discovery fellows under Lilly Wachowski
The program “remains rooted in traditional television development,” but Wachowski says the org wants to also “focus on alternative and concurrent methods toward building a brand within the industry.”
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Bari Weiss takeover fears grip CNN staff as Paramount-Warner Bros deal nears completion
There are 600 million reasons why Paramount Skydance should not tinker too much with the inner workings of CNN after the company completes the acquisition of its parent, Warner Bros. Discovery. Staffers at the news giant fear the company soon expected to be their new owner will ignore all of them. CNN is not what…
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Age-verification failures found among platforms covered by Australia’s under-16 social media ban
And that’s before mentioning workarounds.
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Ancient fire use at Wonderwerk Cave dated to 1.79 million years ago
Researchers say they have found evidence that early human ancestors used fire at Wonderwerk Cave in South Africa as long as 1.79 million years ago, pushing back one of the earliest known records of fire use by hominins by hundreds of thousands of years. The finding, announced in a 24 June press release from the…
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Creatine may ease depression symptoms alongside standard treatment, review finds
A systematic review published in Genomic Press’s journal Brain Medicine suggests that creatine monohydrate, a widely used muscle-building supplement, may help ease symptoms of major depressive disorder when taken alongside standard treatments. The findings matter because creatine is cheap, readily available and generally well tolerated, raising the possibility of an accessible add-on therapy, though the…
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Autonomous robots powered by AI may soon join workplaces and homes
Top robotics researchers and founders explain how robot autonomy is evolving.
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Fighting fraud in the next round of budget reconciliation legislation
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