text: Fiction February 26, 1955 Issue A Mild Attack of Locusts By Doris Lessing Table of Contents The rains that year were good; they were coming nicely just as the crops needed them—or so Margaret gathered when the men said they were not too bad. She never had an opinion of her own on matters like the weather, because even to know about a simple thing like the weather needs experience, which Margaret, born and brought up in Johannesburg, had not got. The men were her husband, Richard, and old Stephen, Richard's father, who was a farmer from way back, and these two might argue for hours over whether the rains were ruinous or just ordinarily exasperating. Margaret had been on the farm for three years now. She still did not understand why they did not go bankrupt altogether, when the men never had a good word for the weather, or the soil, or the government. But she was getting to learn the language. Farmers' language. And she noticed that for all Richard's and Stephen's complaints, they did not go bankrupt. Nor did they get very rich; they jogged along, doing comfortably. Their crop was maize. Their farm was three thousand acres on the ridges that rise up toward the Zambezi escarpment—high, dry, wind-swept country, cold and dusty in winter, but now, in the wet months, steamy with the heat that rose in wet, soft waves off miles of green foliage. Beautiful it was, with the sky on fair days like blue and brilliant halls of air, and the bright-green folds and hollows of country beneath, and the mountains lying sharp and bare twenty miles off, beyond the rivers. The sky made her eyes ache; she was not used to it. One does not look so much at the sky in the city. So that evening, when Richard said, "The government is sending out warnings that locusts are expected, coming down from the breeding grounds up north," her instinct was to look about her at the trees. Insects, swarms of them—horrible! But Richard and the old man had raised their eyes and were looking up over the nearest mountaintop. "We haven't had locusts in seven years," one said, and the other, "They go in cycles, locusts do." And then: "There goes our crop for this season!" But they went on with the work of the farm just as usual, until one day, when they were coming up the road to the homestead for the midday break, old Stephen stopped, raised his finger, and pointed. "Look, look!" he shouted. "There they are!" Margaret heard him and she ran out to join them, looking at the hills. Out came the servants from the kitchen. They all stood and gazed. Over the rocky levels of the mountain was a streak of rust-colored air. Locusts. There they came. At once, Richard shouted at the cookboy. Old Stephen yelled at the houseboy. The cookboy ran to beat the rusty plowshare, banging from a tree branch, that was used to summon the laborers at moments of crisis. The houseboy ran off to the store to collect tin cans—any old bits of metal. The farm was ringing with the clamor of the gong, and the laborers came pouring out of the compound, pointing at the hills and shouting excitedly. Soon they had all come up to the house, and Richard and old Stephen were giving them orders: Hurry, hurry, hurry. And off they ran again, the two white men with them, and in a few minutes Margaret could see the smoke of fires rising from all around the farmlands. When the government warnings came, piles of wood and grass had been prepared in every cultivated field. There were seven patches of bared, cultivated soil, where the new mealies were just showing, making a film of bright green over the rich dark red, and around each patch now drifted up thick clouds of smoke. The men were throwing wet leaves onto the fires to make the smoke acrid and black. Margaret was watching the hills. Now there was a long, low cloud advancing, rust-colored still, swelling forward and out as she looked. The telephone was ringing—neighbors to say, Quick, quick, here come the locusts! Old Smith had already had his crop eaten to the ground. Quick, get your fires started! For, of course, while every farmer hoped the locusts would overlook his farm and go on to the next, it was only fair to warn the others; one must play fair. Everywhere, fifty miles over the countryside, the smoke was rising from a myriad of fires. Margaret answered the telephone calls and, between them, stood watching the locusts. The air was darkening—a strange darkness, for the sun was blazing. It was like the darkness of a veldt fire, when the air gets thick with smoke and the sunlight comes down distorted—a thick, hot orange. It was oppressive, too, with the heaviness of a storm. The locusts were coming fast. Now half the sky was darkened. Behind the reddish veils in front, which were the advance guard of the swarm, the main swarm showed in dense black clouds, reaching almost to the sun itself. Margaret was wondering what she could do to help. She did not know. Then up came old Stephen from the lands. "We're finished, Margaret, finished!" he said. "Those beggars can eat every leaf and blade off the farm in half an hour! But it's only early afternoon. If we can make enough smoke, make enough noise till the sun goes down, they'll settle somewhere else, perhaps." And then: "Get the kettle going. It's thirsty work, this." So Margaret went to the kitchen and stoked up the fire and boiled the water. Now on the tin roof of the kitchen she could hear the thuds and bangs of falling locusts, or a scratching slither as one skidded down the tin slope. Here were the first of them. From down on the lands came the beating and banging and clanging of a hundred petrol tins and bits of metal. Stephen impatiently waited while Margaret filled one petrol tin with tea—hot, sweet, and orange-colored—and another with water. In the meantime, he told her about how, twenty years back, he had been eaten out, made bankrupt by the locust armies. And then, still talking, he lifted the heavy petrol cans, one in each hand, holding them by the wooden pieces set cornerwise across the tops, and jogged off down to the road to the thirsty laborers. By now, the locusts were falling like hail on the roof of the kitchen. It sounded like a heavy storm. Margaret looked out and saw the air dark with a crisscross of the insects, and she set her teeth and ran out into it; what the men could do, she could. Overhead, the air was thick—locusts everywhere. The locusts were flopping against her, and she brushed them off—heavy red-brown creatures, looking at her with their beady, old men's eyes while they clung to her with their hard, serrated legs. She held her breath with disgust and ran through the door into the house again. There it was even more like being in a heavy storm. The iron roof was reverberating, and the clamor of beaten iron from the lands was like thunder. When she looked out, all the trees were queer and still, clotted with insects, their boughs weighted to the ground. The earth seemed to be moving, with locusts crawling everywhere; she could not see the lands at all, so thick was the swarm. Toward the mountains, it was like looking into driving rain; even as she watched, the sun was blotted out with a fresh onrush of the insects. It was a half night, a perverted blackness. Then came a sharp crack from the bush—a branch had snapped off. Then another. A tree down the slope leaned over slowly and settled heavily to the ground. Through the hail of insects, a man came running. More tea, more water were needed. Margaret supplied them. She kept the fires stoked and filled tins with liquid, and then it was four in the afternoon and the locusts had been pouring across overhead for a couple of hours. Up came old Stephen again—crunching locusts underfoot with every step, locusts clinging all over him—cursing and swearing, banging with his old hat at the air. At the doorway, he stopped briefly, hastily pulling at the clinging insects and throwing them off, and then he plunged into the locust-free living room. "All the crops finished. Nothing left," he said. But the gongs were still beating, the men still shouting, and Margaret asked, "Why do you go on with it, then?" "The main swarm isn't settling. They are heavy with eggs. They are looking for a place to settle and lay. If we can stop the main body settling on our farm, that's everything. If they get a chance to lay their eggs, we are going to have everything eaten flat with hoppers later on." He picked a stray locust off his shirt and split it down with his thumbnail; it was clotted inside with eggs. "Imagine that multiplied by millions. You ever seen a hopper swarm on the march? No? Well, you're lucky." Margaret thought an adult swarm was bad enough. Outside, the light on the earth was now a pale, thin yellow darkened with moving shadow; the clouds of moving insects alternately thickened and lightened, like driving rain. Old Stephen said, "They've got the wind behind them. That's something." "Is it very bad?" asked Margaret fearfully, and the old man said emphatically, "We're finished. This swarm may pass over, but once they've started, they'll be coming down from the north one after another. And then there are the hoppers. It might go on for three or four years." Margaret sat down helplessly and thought, Well, if it's the end, it's the end. What now? We'll all three have to go back to town. But at this she took a quick look at Stephen, the old man who had farmed forty years in this country and been bankrupt twice before, and she knew nothing would make him go and become a clerk in the city. Her heart ached for him; he looked so tired, the worry lines deep from nose to mouth. Poor old man. He lifted up a locust that had got itself somehow into his pocket, and held it in the air by one leg. "You've got the strength of a steel spring in those legs of yours," he told the locust good-humoredly. Then, although for the last three hours he had been fighting locusts, squashing locusts, yelling at locusts, and sweeping them in great mounds into the fires to burn, he nevertheless took this one to the door and carefully threw it out to join its fellows, as if he would rather not harm a hair of its head. This comforted Margaret; all at once, she felt irrationally cheered. She remembered it was not the first time in the past three years the men had announced their final and irremediable ruin. "Get me a drink, lass," Stephen then said, and she set a bottle of whiskey by him. In the meantime, thought Margaret, her husband was out in the pelting storm of insects, banging the gong, feeding the fires with leaves, while the insects clung all over him. She shuddered. "How can you bear to let them touch you?" she asked Stephen. He looked at her disapprovingly. She felt suitably humble, just as she had when Richard brought her to the farm after their marriage and Stephen first took a good look at her city self—hair waved and golden, nails red and pointed. Now she was a proper farmer's wife, in sensible shoes and a solid skirt. She might even get to letting locusts settle on her, in time. Having tossed down a couple of whiskeys, old Stephen went back into the battle, wading now through glistening brown waves of locusts. Five o'clock. The sun would set in an hour. Then the swarm would settle. It was as thick as ever overhead. The trees were ragged mounds of glistening brown. Margaret began to cry. It was all so hopeless. If it wasn't a bad season, it was locusts; if it wasn't locusts, it was army worms or veldt fires. Always something. The rustling of the locust armies was like a big forest in a storm. The ground was invisible in a sleek brown surging tide; it was like being drowned in locusts, submerged by the loathsome brown flood. It seemed as if the roof might sink in under the weight of them, as if the door might give in under their pressure and these rooms fill with them—and it was getting so dark. Through the window, she looked up at the sky. The air was thinner; gaps of blue showed in the dark moving clouds. The blue spaces were cold and thin; the sun must be setting. Through the fog of insects, she saw figures approaching. First old Stephen, marching bravely along, then her husband, drawn and haggard with weariness, and behind them the servants. All of them were crawling with insects. The sound of the gongs had stopped. Margaret could hear nothing but the ceaseless rustle of myriads of wings. The two men slapped off the insects and came in. "Well," said Richard, kissing her on the cheek, "the main swarm has gone over." "For the Lord's sake!" said Margaret angrily, still half crying. "What's here is bad enough, isn't it?" For although the evening air was no longer black and thick but a clear blue, with a pattern of insects whizzing this way and that across it, everything else—trees, buildings, bushes, earth—was gone under the moving brown masses. "If it doesn't rain in the night and keep them here," Stephen said, "if it doesn't rain and weight them down with water, they'll be off in the morning at sunrise." "We're bound to have some hoppers," said Richard. "But not the main swarm. That's something." Margaret roused herself, wiped her eyes, pretended she had not been crying, and fetched them some supper, for the servants were too exhausted to move. She sent them off to the compound to rest. She served the supper and sat listening. There was not one maize plant left, she heard. Not one. They would get the planting machines out the moment the locusts had gone. They must start all over again. What was the use of that, Margaret wondered, if the whole farm was going to be crawling with hoppers? But she listened while they discussed the new government pamphlet that told how to defeat the hoppers. You must have men out all the time, patrolling the farm, to watch for movement in the grass. When you find a patch of hoppers—small, lively black things, like crickets—then you dig trenches around the patch or spray them with poison from pumps supplied by the government. The government wanted every farmer to cooperate in a world plan for eliminating this plague forever. You must attack locusts at the source—hoppers, in short. The men were talking as if they were planning a war, and Margaret listened, amazed. In the night, it was quiet, with no sign of the armies that had settled outside, except that sometimes a branch snapped or a tree could be heard crashing down. Margaret slept badly, in the bed beside Richard, who was sleeping like the dead. In the morning, she woke to yellow sunshine lying across the bed—clear sunshine, with an occasional blotch of shadow moving over it. She went to the window. Old Stephen was ahead of her. There he stood, outside, gazing down over the bush. And she gazed, astounded—and entranced, much against her will. For it looked as if every tree, every bush, all the earth, were lit with pale flames. The locusts were fanning their wings to free them of the night dews. There was a shimmer of red-tinged gold light everywhere. She went out to join the old man, stepping carefully among the insects. The two stood and watched. Overhead the sky was blue—blue and clear. "Pretty," said old Stephen with satisfaction. Well, thought Margaret, we may be ruined, we may be bankrupt, but not everyone has seen a locust army fanning their wings at dawn. Over the slopes in the distance, a faint red smear showed in the sky. It thickened and spread. "There they go," said old Stephen. "There goes the main army, off south." And now, from the trees, from the earth all around them, the locusts were taking wing. They were like small aircraft maneuvering for the takeoff as they tried their wings to see if they were dry enough. Off they went. A reddish-brown steam was rising off the miles of bush, off the farmlands—the earth. Again the sunlight darkened. And as the clotted branches lifted, the weight on them lightening, there was nothing left but the black spines of branches and tree trunks. No green—nothing. All morning they watched, the three of them—Richard having finally got up—as the brown crust thinned and broke and dissolved, flying up to mass with the main army, now a brownish-red smear in the southern sky. The lands, which had been filmed with the green of the new, tender mealie plants, were stark and bare. A devastated landscape—no green, no green anywhere. By midday, the reddish cloud had gone. Only an occasional locust flopped down. On the ground lay the corpses and the wounded. The African laborers were sweeping them up with branches and collecting them in tins. "Ever eaten sun-dried locust, Margaret?" asked old Stephen. "That time twenty years ago when I went broke, I lived on mealie meal and dried locusts for three months. They aren't bad at all—rather like smoked fish, if you come to think of it." But Margaret preferred not even to think of it. After the midday meal, the men went off to the lands. Everything was to be replanted. With a bit of luck, another swarm would not come travelling down just this way. But they hoped it would rain very soon, to spring some new grass, because the cattle would die otherwise; there was not a blade of grass left on the farm. As for Margaret, she was trying to get used to the idea of three or four years of locusts. Locusts were going to be like the weather from now on—always imminent. She felt like a survivor after a war; if this devastated and mangled countryside was not ruin—well, what then was ruin? But the men ate their supper with good appetites. "It could have been worse" was what they said. 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Little Green Cars have crafted a great little video for their single 'The John Wayne' which proves that sometimes a simple idea can prove to be the best. The track was released in July and picked up support from Tom Robinson and Lauren Laverne. It's a classic tale of unrequited love in which our protagonist fails to win the heart of an American girl after getting kicked out of the club where she'll be for one night only. Nooo! The best thing to do? Go home and write a cracking little pop song about it.
And so he did. Stevie Appleby fronts the five-piece who have been together for five years since they were just 15 and the fruits of their labour are certainly showing. The band have recently played gigs in America including a set in New York for the CMJ Music Marathon. Markus Dravs, who's worked with names like Arcade Fire, Mumford & Sons and Coldplay, was called in to produce their debut album which is due for release early in 2013.
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With only two tracks out, FEWS lie shrouded in the haze that blankets such emerging bands. Little more is known other than they're a duo from Sweden who, so far, have brought a new instalment of ambient, guitar-pop. Imagine The Drums on valium, moody vocals echo and linger, full of reverb that resonates soothingly over catchy, summery guitar riffs and bass lines.
Already drawing comparisons with DIIV and Wild Nothing, it appears the unsigned FEWS would fit in nicely with the prolific, dream-pop label Captured Tracks. As it stands however, their Soundcloud is the window into their world. Their most recent track 'If Things Go On Like This' is available as a free download here.
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New Releases This Week // Monday 22nd
So this week we see the long-awaited release of Egyptian Hip Hop's 'Good Don't Sleep'. Exciting débuts from Gabriel Bruce with 'Love In Arms' and Halls with 'Ark'. The big chart-busters come from the likes of Dappy, Drake and Taylor Swift.
Albums Out Today:
Akon - Koncrete Jungle
And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - Lost Songs
Andy Burrows - Company
Benjamin Gibbard- Former Lives
Brasstronaut - Mean Sun
Dappy - Bad Intentions
Deaf Havana - Fools and Worthless Liars
Drake - Yolo
Egyptian Hip Hop - Good Don't Sleep
Fossil Collective - On And On EP
Gabriel Bruce - Love In Arms
Halls - Ark
Heaven 17 - The Luxury Gap
Jeff The Brotherhood - Hypnotic Nights
Lawson - Chapman Square
Manowar - Lord Of Steel
Paul Banks - Banks
Richard Marx- Christmas Spirit
Shiny Toy Guns - III
Swedish House Mafia- Until Now
Taylor Swift - Redh
The Miracles - Miracles
So we can't ignore the elephant in the room, that's right folks, this week Steps release 'Light Up The World'. Exciting new singles come from the likes of the raucous Palma Violets, Mercury-nominated Jessie Ware, TGE artist Bastille and the ever-brilliant The Joy formidable.
Singles Out Today:
Axewound - Exorchrist
Amy McDonald - 4th Of July
Bastille - Flaws
Gabriel Bruce - Perfect Weather
Gaz Coombes -White Noise
Jessie Ware - Night Light
JLS- Hottest Girl In The World
Julia Stone- Justine
Madness - My Girl 2
Naughty Boy Feat Emeli Sande - Wonder
Nero - You Won't (Be There)
Palma Violets - Best of Friends/Last Of The Summer Wine
Peace - Bloodshake
Pure Love - Riot Song
Soul Survivor -Kingdom Come
Spector - Friday Night (Don't Let It End)
Steps -Light Up The World
The Joy Formidable -Cholla
Train -Bruises
Tyga Feat Chris Brown -For the Fame
Villagers -The Waves
While She Sleeps -Our Courage, Our Cancer
You Me At Six -Reckless
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Tom Williams and the Boat have been a busy bunch this year. They've played at Bestival, Secret Garden Party and Green Man Festival, as well as gigs with Smoke Fairies, Dexys and Dexys Midnight Runners and M Ward.
The Kent-based six-piece follow in the nu-folk footsteps of artists like Stornoway, Laura Marling and Mumford & Sons but the band hold closer likenesses to classic songwriters like Nick Cave and Tom Waits. There's an underlying darkness to the narrative of their music but the tight guitars and delicate violin create a surging energy that bounces the tracks along. Tom's growling lyrics of anger-flecked and beautifully intricate storytelling have become the band's trademark and serve to distinguish the band from their contemporaries. Their bleak, nightmare-family documenting single 'Little Bit in Me' was released in September on their own Pledgemusic-funded label, Wire Boat Recordings.
The band are working on new material since the release of their second album 'Teenage Blood' on Moshi Moshi records earlier this year. You can catch Tom Williams and the Boat at The Electric Ballroom in Camden supporting Ben Kweller on the 8th November. We promise that this lot will, err, float your boat? (Sorry.)
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Brighton-based boys, The New Union may have only been together for eighteen months but they sure know how to make a brilliant pop song together. The band were on the bill for this year's TGE festival and have already supported the likes of Clock Opera and Slow Club.
The four-piece released their single 'Without You' last week which is a glistening example of excellent indie pop. Its tight production comes courtesy of Ian Dowling who's been responsible for acts including Temper Trap, Bombay Bicycle Club and Kasabian. Featuring insanely catchy riffs, soaring guitars, energetic drums and documenting a tale of lost love 'Without You' is a bold, toe-tapping triumph.
The New Union have upcoming gigs at London venues: The Nest, Underbelly and The Lexington as well as a hometown gig at Brighton's Green Door Store. With similarities to acts like The Crookes, Splashh, Two Wounded Birds and The Maccabees this band are definitely one to watch, we're expecting big things!
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Today's Band of the Day is London-based Afrikan Boy. The Nigerian born rapper, whose real name is Olushola Ajose, broke to fame in 2007 when his track 'One Day I Went to Lidl' went viral, racking up a whopping 7 million hits on YouTube.
The twenty three year old has already gathered some pretty hefty credits to his name including being featured on MIA's track Hussle and on a remix of her smash hit Paper Planes as well as appearing on DJ Shadow's 'I'm Excited'. Impressive tour support slots for the youngster have included the likes of MIA, Prince and Bjork.
Afrikan Boy has a stint of London dates coming up including XOYO and Dingwalls and a gig at Momo supporting the fantastic Seye. He has also just been revealed as one of the artists playing at TGE's Club Night on 26th October in Brighton at the brilliant Green Door Store. Make sure you get yourself down to the sunny south coast to witness Afrikan Boy's live set for yourself!
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Multifaceted musician Kyle Thomas pops up in many places. He was frontman of metal band Witch after being recruited from his previous alt-folk band, Feathers. He also currently plays in rock band Happy Birthday and, oh yeah, goes under his most recent new moniker King Tuff. (Though we reckon his mum probably still calls him Kyle?)
King Tuff released his self-titled LP in May this year on Sub Pop Records and the single 'Screaming Skull' was released last week. Their fuzzy guitars, frantic drums and whiney vocals combo makes for some stomping garage rock that is guaranteed to get your blood pumping.
They've just been on a big European tour including dates in London's Shacklewell Arms and at The Lexington and a busy October and November will take them back home to their native America, where they'll probably need a good night's sleep. Though we don't think they're very likely to do that.
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Jagwar Ma is the solo porject of Aussie boy Jono Ma, who was previously part of Sydney-based indie band Lost Valentinos. Mr Ma has many a credit to his name including having worked (and being considered a good pal of) the wonderful Foals and having directed many of their videos. To top it off, this well connected boy is the brother of Dave Ma from Delphic.
The single 'Come Save Me' was released at the beginning of this year to a wealth of blog hype and many tipping them as one to watch for 2012, in their native Australia Jagwar Ma reached #1 Most Played on new music station Triple J.
Their sound is one of 60s sounding psychedelia with distorting synths, looping beats and sunny vocals. With this band it's possible to liken them to anything ranging right from the Beach Boys, to The Beatles, to Jake Bugg and Cults. It's all there! They currently have two tracks up on their Soundcloud: 'Come Save Me' and its B Side 'What Love?' (As well as remixed tracks). Go see what you reckon… 'cos we reckon you'll have it stuck on repeat before you know it.
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New Releases This Week // Monday 15th
This week (15 Oct) brings with it some exciting new autumnal offerings! The ever-brilliant Bat For Lashes releases her third album The Haunted Man. We also see debut records from young newcomer Jake Bugg and from Canada's Metz.
Albums Out Today:
AC Newman - Shut Down The Streets
Bat For Lashes - The Haunted Man
Bellowhead - Broadside
Jake Bugg - Jake Bugg
Charlotte Church - One
Chris Cohen - Overgrown Path
Courtney Pine - House Of Legends
Diana Krall - Glad Rag Doll
Effluence - Vinegar Stroke
Matthew Friedberger - Matricidal Sons Of Bitchesh
Jessie Boykins III x Melo-x - Zulu Guru
Last Dinosaurs - In A Million Years
Leona Lewis - Glassheart
Lucas Santtana - The God Who Devastates Also Cures
Metz - Metz
Picture Book - Songs About Aimee
Rachel Semanni - Under Mountains
Regal Degal- Veritable Who's Who
Richard Walters- Regret Less
Ryan Bingham - Tomorrowland
Susanne Sundfor - The Silicone Veil
Tall Ships - Everything Touching
TG Elias- TG Elias
The Jim Jones Revue - The Savage Heart
The Luyas - Animator
Tortoise - Beacons Of Ancestorship
Trust - TRST
The brilliant Alunageorge release Your Drums, Your Love this week alongside fantastic singles from Deap Vally and Jake Bugg. Placebo put out their new five track EP which is their first new material in more than two years. Wrap your ears around that!
Singles Out Today:
Alex Gopher FT Saint Miche - Hello Inc.
Alunageorge - Your Drums, Your Love
Anna Meredith - Black Prince Fury
Calvin Harris FT Florence Welch - Sweet Nothing
Deap Vally -End Of The World
Devlin FT Wretch 32 - Off With Their Heads
Havana Brown FT Pitbull - We Run The Night
Jake Bugg - Two Fingers
Karima Francis - Stay
Lawson - Standing In The Dark
Marina And The Diamonds - How To Be A Heartbreaker
Michel Telo - Ai Se Eu Te Pego
Nina Nesbitt - Boy
Pet Shop Boys - Leaving
Placebo -B3 EP/i>
Rebecca Furgison - Backtrack
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No Ceremony/// are Manchester's mystery music-makers. The band have been very cagey about releasing their identity and even through their website, although it's very snazzy, gives limited info about the people behind the noise.
What we do know though, is that they know how to make a tune or two. Previous singles 'Hurtlove' and 'Heartbreaker' have received a massive response from the industry, including airplay all over Amazing Radio and a Maida Vale session for Radio 1.
The band's elusiveness is not necessarily a bad thing, though it would be nice to praise the work of the creator, it allows the music to speak for itself, which is does so perfectly. Think, drifting beats, distorted vocals and piano loops all coming together as some kind of electro-based euphoria. No Ceremony/// are said to release an album next year, by which time we may have found out a little more about them secretive, creative souls.
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Tampa, Florida, has in recent years been one of the most productive and successful parts of the planet for bringing underground punk and metal out. With a bustling DIY music scene, warehouses and storage units hidden away from the rest of Tampa are hijacked by hardcore bands and sweat-drenched followers. Cue Merchandise.
Bringing together a mixture of influences, from their involvement with different punk bands in Tampa to their love and respect for jazz and its influence on all modern music, three-piece Merchandise bring forward an unconventional and imaginative sound. A homage to the evolution of music, combining elements of these genres that have so heavily inspired their lives so far. You may hear them described as shoe-gaze, but this is just lazy pigeonholing. It's important to say that although they come from such a heavy punk background, their music steers away from what one may expect from such a band. Some tracks from their second and most recent LP, 'Children of Desire' waver 10 minutes in length and although there are punk-undertones and pop-structures to their music, their rich diversity of sounds allow them to stand out alone.
There's ambient distortion, organs mix with emotive and honest vocals from singer Carson Cox, most poignant in the track 'Time', where Cox tells us in his own words, the brutal effects of time and how it can shape and destroy a relationship.
Those of you lucky enough to be in America later this month, get down to New York to catch Merchandise for free, along with DIIV and Daughn Gibson. They also play with Wild Nothing and Mac DeMarco a few days later. Those not lucky enough, they promise to head to Europe very soon. Keep your eyes peeled ladies and gentleman; these guys are worth such a sadistic act.
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The label Captured Tracks is renowned for its minimal and stripped down sound, with bands such as Widowspeak, Wild Nothing and Beach Fossils all offering dreamy, simplistic yet beautifully-crafted music. Then along came Mac DeMarco, only 21 when his first EP 'Rock and Roll Night Club' was released through Captured Tracks earlier this year, and we were given a bizarre, comedic and hallucinatory offering of jangled, trippy-pop to feast our ears upon.
There's lots going on in his music, yet it still sounds stark and moody. Imagine if David Lynch and Patrick Wolf adopted a child and passed him a guitar. Weirder things have happened; take DeMarco's music for example.
Stand-out song 'Baby's Wearin' Blue Jeans', twisted and deformed guitar riffs and warped solos lace in and out of each other whilst DeMarco's sleazy voice lingers over the melody as he sings about his fetish and adoration for denim- 'Stay with me forever/Don't take off those jeans' he sings. One can't help find his weird and un-shamefully honest lyrics that follow in his debut LP '2', out later this month, surprisingly endearing and engaging, like he's not afraid to sing about things that other people would keep hushed away in their own minds. After a load of gigs in America and Canada, Mac DeMarco heads to the UK to play Birthdays in Dalston on the 19th Novemeber and The Green Door Store in Brighton on the 22nd before he takes off around Europe and heads back to Canada. With his debut album hitting the shops in a matter of weeks, now's the time to go catch him.
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We don't know an awful lot about Temples but what we do know, we really, really like. The elusive band have four tracks up on Soundcloud which between them hold hints of Tame Impala, a bit of Melody's Echo Chamber and a nod to The Beatles thrown in. Interesting mix huh?
Temples are a London-based duo who describe their sound as 'neo-psych'. They've recently been gigging around venues like the Camden Barfly and The Sebright Arms (a sold-out support slot with Swim Deep, no less) and picking up rave reviews as they go. Temples are set to play The Lexington on Friday 14th October. We can't wait for an EP from these guys.
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Former truck driver, Daughn Gibson, combines a curious mix of electro, country and blues and sinks his deep, baritone voice over all of it, which has got him noticed. He's like a James Blake for country music, mixed with a pinch of Johnny Cash and a splash of Nick Cave.
The 32 year old released his debut 'All Hell' earlier this year on indie label, White Denim (which is available on Spotify) and has supported Yeasayer and Pains of Being Pure at Heart on tour this summer.
The Pennsylvanian-born singer has recently signed to Sub Pop and has plans to release an LP early in 2013. His latest track 'Reach into the Fire' samples his new labelmates Shabazz Palaces and Tiny Vipers. Daughn Gibson is currently touring around America, until he comes over here, check out his gorgeous track 'Tiffany Lou' below.
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Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty are Chvrches, pronounced 'Churches', though very far from the tranquil-choir-boy-wooden pew image one could be forgiven for imagining upon hearing their name pass-by.
Chvrches are in fact Scotland's recent offering of electro-pop goodness. Think violent, hammer-like beats akin to some of Dizzee's finest, thrown down over massive, spiky synths that scratch and resonate like some colossal electro-bulldozer tearing through your street. And Laura Mayberry is in the front seat, her shrill, high voice beautifully audible over the apocalyptic, electro sound underneath.
After featuring on Neon Gold's blog back in July, there are early hints that Chvrches single 'Lies' could be released through Neon Gold Records, thus joining the likes of Marina, Ellie Goulding and Passion Pit.
Their debut single 'The Mother We Share' features remixed electro-vocals reminiscent of Purity Ring, with a big, catchy, melodic chorus that will have you humming it all the way home. And with its release through National Anthem only days ago, now's the time to get your hands on it.
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The Maui Historical Society and friends will host their ninth annual fundraiser, "E Ho'oulu Aloha – To Grow in Love," on Saturday, Nov. 28. The concert includes well-known local entertainers, who will perform from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the grounds of the Bailey House Museum and the historic Yokouchi residence in Wailuku.
Uluwehi Guerrero, Richard Ho'opi'i, and Lei'ohu Ryder volunteer their talent and organize the stage performance aspect of the event as their way of "giving back" to the Bailey House Museum. The all day performance includes Hälau Hula Kauluokalä and Na Leo Lani O Maui, a community choir directed by Gale Wisehart. Uncle Poki from Pacific Radio Group will emcee the event.
Hawaiian arts and crafts, pre-holiday shopping at the museum gift shop, free museum admission and a silent auction are all part of this celebration of Hawaiian culture. Hawaiian plate lunches will be among the ono food available. Come watch the lei ladies make fresh flower leis for sale, and master lauhala weavers practice their craft.
Bring your blanket or a low-backed beach chair and enjoy the day listening to music, watching the grace and beauty of the hula dancers, and going back in time to old Hawai'i.
Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the event, which includes admission to the Bailey House Museum on concert day. Children under 12 are admitted free with a paid adult. Tickets are available at the Bailey House Museum at 2375-A Main Street in Wailuku, or call the Bailey House Museum at 244-3326. Will-call is available for advance purchases.


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Q&A With Author Sheila Walsh
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Christianbook.com: "Come as You Are" begins with a touching story about your own little boy; please share it with us.
Sheila Walsh: Christian has traveled with me since he was six weeks old, so home for him is wherever his dad and I are. He is very used to large arenas and seeing his mom on stage. On Friday night as I was about to be introduced I heard a little voice behind me calling my name. I turned round to see my son running towards me with his arms out. He had just finished a big piece of chocolate cake and it was all over his face and hands. I bent down and gathered him up in a big hug as he deposited chocolate kisses on my face and suit. I knew that the women in the arena would understand when I explained the mess. What was more important that night was to be part of God's show and tell to my son. I want Christian to understand that just as he can come to me with chocolate all over his face he can come to God whenever he has messed up in his life.
Christianbook.com: Do you believe that the thought of coming to Christ as you are is often too much for people to accept? Why?
Sheila Walsh: God's love is so different than any love we will experience on this earth. All human love is conditional and we have all experienced moments of rejection that cause us to be afraid to show who we really are. It takes the grace and mercy of God to be able to understand that Jesus invites us to come with all that is true about us and he will love and receive us just as we are.
Christianbook.com: You have had some struggles in your own life; during those times what has kept you coming back to Christ?
Sheila Walsh: There have been many struggles in my life, the death of my father and my battle with clinical depression, but the one constant thread through each and every day is the conviction that God, my Father is the only true refuge. One of my favorite scriptures is Psalm 27:1: "The LORD is my light and the one who saves me. I fear no one. The LORD protects my life; I am afraid of no one."
Christianbook.com: As an author, an artist, and a Women of Faith™ speaker you see many people who have trouble coming to Christ; do you find that there is a common denominator in this?
Sheila Walsh: One of the greatest barriers in coming to Christ as we are is shame. Guilt is different. Guilt tells us that we have done something wrong but shame tells us that at a core level we are something wrong. Many women who struggle with shame have carried it with them since they were little girls. Children are the best recorders of information and the poorest interpreters. When we face trauma as children, we take it all in but we don't have the ability to process what has happened. So often we think that whatever has gone wrong in our family is our fault.
Christianbook.com: Each chapter in Come as You Are talks about coming to God from a different place; please talk about some of your chapters and the stories behind them.
Sheila Walsh: I wrote each chapter from experiences in my own life or from women I have met. God invites us to come when we are angry, afraid, broken, ashamed, waiting for an answer or when we are disappointed. I watch my son strive to be perfect at everything he does and part of me grieves at the harsh task master that lives inside his soul. We play Junior Monopoly and if he wins he is thrilled and if he loses he is deeply disappointed – enough to spoil the joy his enjoyment of the game. He paints a picture for me in art class. It's of a peach. I love it and have it in the kitchen but all that Christian can see is where his brush slipped a little and went outside the lines of the fruit. I see flair, he sees failure. Women can be very hard on themselves, too, when they don't measure up to an internal standard that they have set for themselves.
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Rajeev Ram was two points away from his biggest Grand Slam victory, and it was time to make something happen.
Ram led by 5-4 in the fifth set of his second-round United States Open match against Marcel Granollers on Friday, with his opponent serving at 30-30 and a second serve on offer to be attacked. For Ram, there should be no turning back from attacking in any way possible.
Granollers had not served out wide to Ram's forehand once on a second serve in the deuce court, so under such pressure, surely the backhand was coming. Three points earlier, at 15-0, Ram had ripped a flat backhand return deep off a second serve and then immediately approached on the next shot and finished with a forehand volley winner. It was time to hit the repeat button.
Instead, Ram sliced Granollers's second serve back short inside the service line, allowing Granollers to run around and hit a forehand approach to Ram's backhand. Ram's on-the-run defensive lob then floated long.
The match featured 272 points over 3 hours 21 minutes, and none demanded that Ram attack more than on this solitary point. Ram could have advanced to the third round of a Grand slam for the first time, but he lost, 3-6, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 7-5, after getting broken in the next game.
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Heavy rain on our doorstep
Current radar views show the heavy rain approaching Fredericksburg from the southwest courtesy of the approaching – and stalling – cold front and an easterly wind flow off the cool Atlantic waters. We definitely have to watch out for flash flooding, and here's a probability graphic from the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center that shows the band of slight risk for exceeding flash flood guidance:
If that stripe looks familiar it is; it's basically the same area that received the abundance of rain from the remnants of tropical storm Lee a couple of weeks ago.
The official forecast calls for between 2 and 4 inches of rain by Saturday morning, with more rain totals to add to that over the weekend. The chances of rain begin to dwindle by Monday but this pesky upper level low to our west will keep some showers in our area through the middle of next week. With daily highs in the mid-70′s (F) and correspondingly high dew points (currently 72 degrees) it will feel tropical for a while. Keep an eye on the water levels!!
BTW, today is the first day of astronomical autumn during which we – along with the rest of the world – will have 12 hours of sunlight …well, maybe without the clouds we would.
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My wife is staying with her mother, in her maternal house. We have a children. What can be the possible reasons?. She is working. Never gave her salary home. She was always watching the serials in the evening. Even cooking was a problem. I don't booze, smoke, have any illicit affair, bad habits, etc.. Friends & well wishers suggested me that my motherin law is trying to control me through her daughter. Her influence is very much on her daughter, i.e. my wife. What can be other possible reasons for her not living with me. Somebody even suggested me that they want me to burn down like a candle.
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Have you tried asking her - communication between you both seems to be the problem here.Answered by Janis, 24 Jan '09 04:23 pm
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Hmm I like the first reviewers idea of putting this over a baby blue polish to give it opacity (b/c white never works) as my only gripe about this polish is the opacity issue. By itself it is impossible to get the milky blue in the bottle. I did four coats and gave a blue toned milky jelly color but the lightness of the blue combines with the pinkness of my nail beds and it actually turns it a strange purplish grey milky color more than anything.
That said though... I still love this polish. I love Revlon for taking risks lately and I love them for creating dupes of polishes I couldn't otherwise avoid. Lippman's Glitter in the Air was one I ohh'd and awed over but I just don't spend that much on nail polish and then lo and behold Revlon makes a $4 copy. Sweeeet. I love the latest round of Revlon glitters that are in the milkier bases because each layer lets the previous layer peek through and you get this awesome layered depth. I love the glitter colors in this... baby blue and pink, one of my favorite combos. This polish also has smaller bits of blue and silverish white glitter through out.
It is such a cute fun color and it is part of the new Revlon permanent display so no searching for Limited Edition displays!
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It takes 4 coats to get the desired opacity. This looks like a great dupe for Deborah Lippmann's Glitter in the Air! I didn't find any difficulty with application because it dried reasonably fast.
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I picked this up for $6.49 at Rexall. It's a very, very sheer greyish-blue polish that's packed with different types of glitter. I see baby pink and baby blue hex glitter, a teensy bit of silver glitter, and some very fine particles of iridescent blue. This polish is so sheer that I think of it strictly as a top coat. So far, I've tried it over white (which looked patchy and hideous) and over a baby blue (which gave me the look I was after). I'm curious to see what it looks like on top of grey and black, as well. I didn't experience any problems in terms of application, and I found the glitter easy to distribute across my nails. It's a fun polish to experiment with, but when I'm working with glitter polishes, I prefer something that looks nice on its own as well as playing nice when layered with other colours. To me, this is just far too sheer to work well on its own, so it's no repurchase for me.
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devils third looks amazigly fun cant wait fir all these games, wuth xbox one in wii u i have like no time play any of em
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I want both but have buy only mario kart this week, but watch dogs next week for sure:) So many games to play!!! I got dragons dogma and xcom enemies unknown for total of 20$ and sheesh theyre some time consumers, i could see putting butt ton of hours
I agree jayvir, and that is true both have had AAA titles not up to full 1080, doesnt mean game isnt quality.
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Dreams that weren't nightmares? John had to stop and think about that. How much was he willing to share? It wasn't as if he had any sexual dreams about the man or anything like that, far from it, but John was rather private when it came to personal matters like these. Sure, he could talk about his past relationships till the cows came home, all of his stories were relatively entertaining and more often than not, he ended up laughing at them.
The topic of dreams, however, was a completely different matter. They were glimpses into his subconscious, they revealed things about him that he didn't want the world to know. His words were slow when he spoke to the camera. "A few," he started. "When he was gone, I had dreams of us when we were on cases." He stopped, unable to go further without reopening old wounds.
It didn't matter that Sherlock had returned, the hurt of his abandonment would still be there and would be there for a while yet. Having Sherlock around simply lessened that sharp stab into a numb sting. An improvement, yes, though present all the same.
Realising that he hadn't said anything for a good twenty seconds and that he was still recording, John switched off the camera and sighed, doing his best to push away the familiar feeling of emptiness that crept up on him. What was he doing, really? Everything was okay now. Everything was… John's molars clenched onto one another and he took a deep, shuddering breath. Sherlock wasn't going anywhere. He was here.
Why didn't he feel reassured?
Sherlock stood at the threshold of the living room, mug of tea in one hand as he watched his flatmate. He remained still, unsure of what to do to. Social norms told him that at times like these, it was perfectly acceptable to go over and hug the man; but he'd been trying to 'tone it down'. To give John some breathing room, so to speak. Understandably, there were relapses, especially when a person threatened to take John from him —his mind supplied him of images of Greg Lestrade and he felt his blood boil, but on the most part he'd been keeping his hands to himself.
He wanted to comfort John, to make him happy and he endeavoured to do so. Though there was something that lurked at the pit of his stomach that replaced that innocent want with something hungrier, carnal. Sherlock wanted to go over to John, to push him back in that worn armchair of his and to claim his mouth over and over again. To taste those lips he had only touched once before, to completely ravish him until those thin lips swelled under his ministrations. He wanted to re-enact those sweet, torturous scenes available only in his dreams, in which he slowly took John apart and put him back together as he pleased. He wanted John's eyes to be fixed solely on him, to have those bursts of sapphire filled with want and need. He wanted—
Sherlock took a deep yet shaky breath. It didn't matter what he wanted, did it? This was all about John, it was always about John and it will always be about him. Clearing his mind of fantasies that would never happen, Sherlock forced back the reoccurring ache in his chest and made his way to the kitchen.
He'd make John some Assam, it always made him smile, didn't it? For now, that'd be enough.
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One person was wounded Oct. 3 when at least one gunman in a moving car opened fire on four vehicles — including an ambulance and a California Highway Patrol cruiser — on Interstate 805 and I-5, authorities reported.
The gunfire began about 10:30 a.m., starting on northbound I-805 near East Plaza Boulevard in National City, according to San Diego police. At least one bullet hit a car in that assault, though no one was injured.
A short time later, a shooting on I-805 at Mesa College Drive injured a 26-year-old man, SDPD Lt. Darryl Hoover told reporters. Medics took him to a hospital for treatment of a non-life-threatening leg wound.
Within the next 15 or so minutes, gunfire again erupted on I-805 near State Route 163, where a CHP officer was assisting a motorist, and on northbound I-5 in the area of Del Mar Heights Road, according to Hoover. An ambulance apparently was targeted in the latter shooting, he said. No one was injured in those attacks.
All of the gunfire may have come from a white Chevrolet Malibu, California license plate number 5POM917, police said. That vehicle, carrying at least two men, had been involved in a hit-and-run collision on East San Ysidro Boulevard shortly before the shooting spree began, and it matched descriptions of the car involved in the firearm assaults, the lieutenant said.
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The 20th ranked team in the nation Colorado Buffaloes held off the Oregon State Beavers in their Pac-12 home opener with the final score of 64-58. The Buffs improved to 12-2 on the season as Josh Scott led the team, collecting a double-double with 13 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks. With the win, Colorado matched their best start in school history set back in 1979-80.
Junior Askia Booker and freshman Jaron Hopkins also scored 13 points apiece. Oregon State stayed in the ball game with their three-point shooting, going 8-for-15 for the game. Senior guard for Oregon State Roberto Nelson led the way, scoring 23 points on just 5-of-14 from the field, but went a perfect 10-10 at the charity stripe. Oregon State would get Eric Moreland back from a 12-game suspension for violation of team rules as he came off of the bench, scoring 2 points while adding 10 rebounds.
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