It lives. (As does a snag list. But still.)

www.musicomh.com

Mine. Mitts off

As ever, @jenwilliamsft.bsky.social has the lowdown on it all.

Food for thought 🧵

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So on point; I’m in season 2 rn (awaiting the arrival of François obvs)

Questions for ‘election monitors’ who couldn’t wait to tell all about what they’d “found” mere seconds after polls closed in Gorton and Denton.

Nothing to do with Muslims having vote, a bright female candidate, or straightforwar… sorry, ‘left wing’ policies?

www.gmp.police.uk/news/greater...

Now, steady on

A screengrab of the new mobile-first, responsive musicOMH website

That @musicomh.com will be inaccessible on Sunday.

WHY? I hear nobody at all scream

WELL. There’s, and whisper it won’t you, a *new* *site*

But please tell no-one. They might like it

Stages - Frank and Walters Feat. Cillian Murphy YouTube video by FrankandWalters

The Frank and Walters, excellent students of the human condition, are playing an acoustic set at the Lexington in That London. BUY: www.seetickets.com/event/the-fr...

Listen to stages (featuring actual Cillian Murphy) if you’re somehow unsure why you should buy tickets:
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Aside: Labour nationally have not restored TfL’s central government funding, cut by the Tories; restoration of which might negate the need for bus cuts. Could this be an example of the sort of ‘continuity Tory’ some sorts are disliking about the current those-in-charges

Fascinating briefings re: Sadiq Khan.

One the one hand: please take a peerage and maybe a cabinet position, you most excellent knight of the realm.

On the other: Dear press, that nasty Khan is cutting buses and we as Labour are #concerned

The Divine Comedy – Rainy Sunday Afternoon Neil Hannon's best album in years sports his characteristic wit and orchestral flourishes. But its personal subject matter elevates these songs to something greater

The Divine Comedy - Rainy Sunday Afternoon | Neil Hannon's best album in years sports his characteristic wit and orchestral flourishes. But its personal subject matter elevates these songs to something greater

Saint Etienne’s fantabulous new (and LAST! 😭) album International is out at midnight TONIGHT.

Sarah of the actual Saint Ets sat down for a natter about the new album, collaborations, and life leading to this point here 👀

@bobpetesarah.bsky.social
@heavenlyrecordings.bsky.social

Hello. The Milky Way and some stars are above me and these images were taken on my phone. #nofilter #stars #milkyway #nightsky #ooh

Where, I ask you, does one find specific-sized replacement chimney pots (one buff, one terracotta)? Jewsons et al don’t have the specs, roofing suppliers are impossible, local salvage yard draws blanks, Bookface marketplacers specify nought, and, ARGH

Please say you're going to start a flow of articles on this. There needs to be awareness at least

It first lists AI helpings from publishers, so people don't click through to the publishers. Then it lists its own YouTube/News content. Then comes Reddit and reader reviews who've posted to Google. Eventually by page whatever come the actual content providers. It's become next to useless

Has there been a book which, chapter by chapter, lists regrets-through-life? Each as an eulogy-chapter, none more vital than any other, but the sum adding up to a whole lot of experience, imbuing personality, and perhaps indulging sentimentality. Thinking of penning one, each chapter on a person

Bore witness to Billie Eilish, wrote things ⤵️

Words wot I rote about a lady called Sabrina ⤵️

Sparks @ Hammersmith Apollo, London The Mael Brothers celebrate their highest-charting album MAD! with deep dives, hits and reciprocated love

Sparks @ Hammersmith Apollo, London | The Mael Brothers celebrate their highest-charting album MAD! with deep dives, hits and reciprocated love

Wrote some words about musics, plz read, thx

Ani DiFranco @ Royal Albert Hall, London At the start of her European tour, the consummate musician/feminist icon brings together musical numbers with songs old and new 

Ani DiFranco @ Royal Albert Hall, London | At the start of her European tour, the consummate musician/feminist icon brings together musical numbers with songs old and new 

Festival Review: Mighty Hoopla 2025 Unique, pitch-perfect and vital, the 2025 edition had nostalgia, politics, contemporary edge - and community to the fore

Festival Review: Mighty Hoopla 2025 | Unique, pitch-perfect and vital, the 2025 edition had nostalgia, politics, contemporary edge - and community to the fore

Pulp – More So THIS is what they do for an encore

Pulp - More | So THIS is what they do for an encore

Abba Voyage, three years on: "Pop at its most powerful and life-changing" | Music Features, Spotlights | musicOMH Music Features, Spotlights: Abba Voyage, three years on: "Pop at its most powerful and life-changing"

I went to see ABBA Voyage again and wrote about it

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Field Day 2025 and the Battle of Brockwell Park – start of a new era overcomes the odds The opening of London’s 2025 music festival season has been fraught, with obstacles in nature both local and global thrown in its path 

Field Day 2025 and the Battle of Brockwell Park - start of a new era overcomes the odds | The opening of London’s 2025 music festival season has been fraught, with obstacles in nature both local and global thrown in its path 

Imagine if there were enough 37s. There’d not be half-hours between buses. There’d not be gridlocked Dulwich roads. People in south London could travel, without buying a car. What a world #tfl #tfl37 @sadiqkhanlondon.bsky.social

AMMAR 808 – Club Tounsi Sofyann Ben Youssef's third album marries his Tunisian identity with wall-shaking bass futurism

AMMAR 808 - Club Tounsi | Sofyann Ben Youssef's third album marries his Tunisian identity with wall-shaking bass futurism

Rialto's Louis Eliot interviewed: "Suddenly I realised there was still love for the band" | Music Interviews | musicOMH Music Interviews: Rialto's Louis Eliot interviewed: "Suddenly I realised there was still love for the band"

As Rialto play the Scala tonight, a little push for my interview with Louis Eliot about the journey to their first album in 24 years, Neon & Ghost Signs www.musicomh.com/features/int...

Rialto’s Louis Eliot interviewed: “Suddenly I realised there was still love for the band” With the release of Neon & Ghost Signs, their first album in over 20 years, Louis Eliot's band is back and better than ever. But what took them so long?

Rialto's Louis Eliot interviewed: "Suddenly I realised there was still love for the band" | With the release of Neon & Ghost Signs, their first album in over 20 years, Louis Eliot's band is back and better than ever. But what took them so long?