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The One Day House, a 4-track "EP" from Henry Snowstorm, is now released. 4 instrumentals in a hiphop/downtempo flavour. Like the previous albums, it is available as a free download. … keep on and on 'til the break of dawn … |
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The new album from Henry Snowstorm has just been released — 12 instrumentals in a hiphop/downtempo flavour. Like the previous album, Civil Unrest, it's available as a free download.
What's in a name? Think Cheltenham Road, Bristol, circa 1984. I'll say no more.
This album has been produced using only FOSS.
Henry Snowstorm gets the party started
therefore consider seriously what you ought to doe in this cause, now is the time to break the neck of tyranny, which if you do not, be sure that Tyranny will breake your neckes one day, because you had him in your power, and did not break his neck. I would not have you kill Tyrants, for then you might kill your selves, but first destroy tyranny in your selves, and then in others: first doe such things your selves, as you would have others to doe, for he that bids me do, and doth the good he bids, he leads me to the substantive, and leaves me not in quid.
Tyranipocrit Discovered, 1649 |
Four Henry Snowstorm beats have been used on the recently released DannyHouse EP by MC Jon Wayne.
****These beats were originally available on the Henry Snowstorm instrumental album Civil Unrest.
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Henry Snowstorm has just released his first album, entitled 'Civil Unrest'. It's available as a free download from the Wild Beast, so head on over to www.thewildbeast.co.uk/henrysnowstorm/ and give it a listen.
File it under beats, under hip-hop, under jazz, under funk, under leftfield, file it under whatever you want – it's an entirely instrumental, 27-track album. … conflict is part of existence and nothing is gained without struggle … |
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Barry Reay - The Last Rising of the Agricultural Labourers, Rural Life and Protest in Nineteenth-Century England
[2010] |
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John E. Archer - By a Flash and a Scare, Arson, Animal Maiming, and Poaching in East Anglia, 1815-1870
[2010] |
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Buchanan Sharp - In Contempt of All Authority, Rural Artisans and Riot in the West of England, 1586-1660
[2010] |
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K.D.M. Snell - Annals of the Labouring Poor, Social Change and Agrarian England 1660-1900
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David J. V. Jones - The Last Rising, The Newport Chartist Insurrection of 1839
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R. G. Gammage - History of the Chartist Movement, 1837-1854
[Merlin 1969] |
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Andrew Charlesworth, David Gilbert, Adrian Randall, Humphrey Southall, and Chris Wrigley - An Atlas of Industrial Protest in Britain 1750-1990
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Henry Snowstorm - The One Day House
[the Wild Beast Records 2009] |
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The Budos Band - III
[Daptone Records 2010] |
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The World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia in 1970s Nigeria
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Madlib Medicine Show No. 3 - Beat Konducta In Africa
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Norman Douglas - Some Limericks
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Georges Perec - Cantatrix Sopranica L., Scientific Papers
[Eclectics & Heteroclites 10 2008] |
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Ferdinand Céline - Semmelweis
[Eclectics & Heteroclites 9 2008] |
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Carlo Emilio Gadda - The Philosophers' Madonna
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