Dig Out Your Soul
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Ok, does appear that voting has not closed for it yet. We'll find out if trans people have rights tomorrow!
CORRECTION: You have until 8AM tomorrow to vote for this motion!
VOTE NOW!
VOTE NOW!
Our motion to explicitly include trans liberation - not just trans rights - was just debated in Conference to overwhelming support from the floor.
Voting is already open and closes at 4 so please vote in favour of this amendment:
in.yourparty.uk/en/vote/dash...
Voting is already open and closes at 4 so please vote in favour of this amendment:
in.yourparty.uk/en/vote/dash...
November 30, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Ok, does appear that voting has not closed for it yet. We'll find out if trans people have rights tomorrow!
I'll give them a chance one day, but 'ICP double album' is a bit of an albatross.
November 30, 2025 at 11:24 PM
I'll give them a chance one day, but 'ICP double album' is a bit of an albatross.
I doubt those being a double album across two releases helps. That's a lot of a time commitment, and is exactly where my listening to them thus far happens to end.
November 30, 2025 at 11:21 PM
I doubt those being a double album across two releases helps. That's a lot of a time commitment, and is exactly where my listening to them thus far happens to end.
Did you listen to last year's Deep Entries: Gay Electronic Excursions 1980-1985? Vintage gay club music, for seedy establishments.
November 30, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Did you listen to last year's Deep Entries: Gay Electronic Excursions 1980-1985? Vintage gay club music, for seedy establishments.
89 quotes, good Lord
November 30, 2025 at 4:26 PM
89 quotes, good Lord
Can't just listen to this dude and his friends. I tend to think of the Memphis scene as a '90s bit, but I'm sure there's plenty after. Then we have Gravediggaz, Kool Keith, ICP level household names.
Past that, who do I need to listen to for that visceral forceful work that might raise my eyebrows?
Past that, who do I need to listen to for that visceral forceful work that might raise my eyebrows?
November 30, 2025 at 7:49 AM
Can't just listen to this dude and his friends. I tend to think of the Memphis scene as a '90s bit, but I'm sure there's plenty after. Then we have Gravediggaz, Kool Keith, ICP level household names.
Past that, who do I need to listen to for that visceral forceful work that might raise my eyebrows?
Past that, who do I need to listen to for that visceral forceful work that might raise my eyebrows?
...And He Shall Appear – X-Raided:
Listening to the other X-Raided release of 2001. Really good fun. Only problems are that a) the number of tracks I've heard on other projects is most of the tracklist + b) I'm listening to a pretty low quality rendition of its tracks in audio terms here, which may not have been the case elsewhere...
November 30, 2025 at 7:45 AM
...And He Shall Appear – X-Raided:
X-Raided presents – The Initiation [a Madman Records label compilation]:
Decided a noble aim would be to rank Horrorcore and similar albums of the year 2001, starting with people I know already.
Today's is The Initiation by X-Raided, which starts off a little like they didn't have too much to work with vocally from him. Somehow there were two albums from him that year 🤔
Today's is The Initiation by X-Raided, which starts off a little like they didn't have too much to work with vocally from him. Somehow there were two albums from him that year 🤔
November 30, 2025 at 7:44 AM
X-Raided presents – The Initiation [a Madman Records label compilation]:
The quality control of this man's discography over time, with the circumstances in mind – but also for anyone on a demo tape budget level, is legit remarkable.
November 30, 2025 at 7:36 AM
The quality control of this man's discography over time, with the circumstances in mind – but also for anyone on a demo tape budget level, is legit remarkable.