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Good to see the Europeans are the grown-ups on this issue: https://nypost.com/2023/01/30/even-progressive-europe-wont-go-as-far-as-america-in-child-transgender-treatments/

Hopefully peak woke has been reached before this Anglo-saxon nonsense reach foothold on the continent. Judging from the fallout from the current crisis it could very much be the case: https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2023/feb/18/diversity-equity-and-inclusion-jobs-chopping-block/

Houellebecq's latest. Goes a bit gentler than usual

What I don't get is how can Conservatives be against this? LTNs helps building local communities away from state control , incentivize healthy living that reduces pressure on the NHS, reduces pollution (including noise), let the kids roam the streets and thereby be more independent, free land...

Part of the Danish hype. As everything from Denmark

Deep (although I believe we should try to skip that word from now on) = 'sparse' to me I guess. Melodies are something to be very skeptical about when doing dance music in my world anyways. Some of the stuff I regard as deep and used to play, with a little bit of melody/basslines:

Coming from Scandinavia this seems so strange to me. In Denmark all restrictions whatsoever has been lifted for a year now, now to mention that they were comparably lax to begin with. I can't help to think when I rarely see a person wearing a mask that they must be either Asian or...

Probably a very cultural thing. I imagine Tokyo being much quieter than NY for instance.

Says a lot about music critics. Maybe they should have skipped their "critical studies" classes and studied some proper music theory instead

wonder if this will ever get trendy again like more or less anything from the 80s/90s has. have quite a lot of this laying around ...

Same as Copenhagen (because of fires and the British Navy). That's no problem. If is was after WWII it would have been a modernist hellscape.

It's all over the place now. Blame Rem Koolhas and the lot

Horrible examples in this thread, apart from the Bolivian dude. Now I'm getting older I have realized that Roger Scruton was basically right; 99% of everything built after WWII and 75% after WWI are done in some kind of psychosis. It is really is incredible to comprehend. Ricardo Bofill La...

Just want to share my favorite album for the last 2 years, William Selman's Musica Enterrada. This is not usually my thing; too organic, a bit too wishy washy synths, too "composed", but for some reason this just stuck. It also has a hint of 4th world aesthetics, which might be why I fell for...

And this media appearance made quite an impact (at least in the francophone countries) :

I like him. Great to see chanson-style singing is back in the charts

I like this obv not the fiddly rhythmic stuff, but the chords are nice. I prefer IDM to be muzak-like I guess