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Oscar Jerome
The spacey guitars and spatial drums of Oscar Jerome have truly grown in the London music scene, becoming an ever present part of its endemic environment. He has now released three full length albums alongside two EPs.
All are filled with a clever mix of west-african inspired rhythms, echoey guitars and poignant vocals. The result is a captivating listening experience which you can lose yourself in.
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The Murky Truth of Britain’s Green Energy
While the burning of biomass is already a key part of Britain’s energy supply it is also positioning itself to be a key supplier, pushing other countries to follow it’s example and switch from coal to biomass.
With the sustainability of burning of biomass already a hot topic, is the Britain’s search really about protecting the environment or more about profit?
The Awakening – The Ahmad Jamal Trio
Ahmad Jamal has been a leading jazz pianist for some time, although his commercial success before the release of The Awakening in 1970 wasn’t always taken seriously by critics. However the man with the “exquisite touch”, as Miles Davis once described him, showed all what he was truly capable of with this LP full of tension and release.
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Walking the Snowdon Horseshoe: Crib Goch to Y Lliwedd
The national Park of Snowdonia lies in the northernmost corner of Wales. It separates the Isle of Anglesey, lying off the north west coast, from the rest of the British Isles with deep glacial valleys and the highest peaks in the United Kingdom outside of the Scottish…
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Jams for the Journey
Introducing a new corner of theCluelessConscience.
Here we shine a spotlight on the artists, record labels and albums that influence us here at TCC, as well as the wider world.
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In a world where information is everywhere, knowledge and understanding seem to be in short supply.
With a warming world and warring economies our planet can seem a little on the heavy side as of late and opinions about all of these stories fly around the internet like starlings around Rome.
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Culture
From music to cuisine, there are many passions that have led to the birth of culture. Here we look into some of the arts that make us who we are.
Nature
For something that surrounds us at all times, mystery still shrouds many parts of the natural world. In this area we try to untangle some of the many riddles left by mother nature.
Knowledge
Depending on when and where you are or are from, understandings of knowledge can alter and change. Understanding these changes and patterns can help you think critically about the world around you.
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