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[Indie / Post Rock] - "Home Again"

This is the first track of my EP "The Longed-For Season", released by Drifting Falling Records from USA,
distributed by Darla (USA), Rough Trade (UK) and GoodFellas (IT).

The Dawn And The Embrace

Porcelain is available on the "Keep Me EP"

iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/keep-me-ep/id476417794?app=itunes
Lucy Store: lucyschwartzmusic.com/store/

Porcelain (Keep Me EP)

Buy the t-shirt from http://www.bsmrocks.com and get the compilation free

#002 coming later this year

Bear Cavalry - Will Smith Solves The Rubiks Cube

The Place Where The Path Leads

This week on "A Way with Words": Remember a few years ago when Amazon introduced that mysterious device called a Kindle? People worried that electronic readers would soon replace traditional books. But it turns out the death of the hardcover was greatly exaggerated. Also, the expression "bump and grind" doesn't always mean what you think. And is there anything express about a cup of espresso?

Bump and Grind (full episode)

It's the Up-Goer Five Challenge! Try to describe something complex using only the thousand most common words in English. It's a useful mental exercise that's harder than you might think. Also, if you want to make a room dark, you might turn off the lights. But you might also cut them off or shut them. You probably know the experience of hearing or seeing a word so long that it ceases to make sense. But did you know linguists have a term for that? Plus, cumshaw artists, the history of Hoosier and beep, and the debate over whether numbers are nouns or adjectives.

Gnarly Foot (full episode)

"ALIVE" by Armand Margjeka (Birmingham, AL)
From the album "Margo, Margo"

"We are alive. We just survived it. Oh our love is better than before. Come take my hand don't ever let it go."

Alive

First names like "Patience," "Hope," and "Charity" are inspired by worthy qualities. But how about "Be-courteous" or "Hate-evil"? The Puritans sometimes gave children such names hoping that their kids would live up to them. Also, even some feminists are discarding the name "feminist." Plus, reticent vs. reluctant, sherbet vs. sherbert, mosquitoes vs. lawyers, and a word for that feeling in your toes after a great kiss.

Alive

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