Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

Ahead of the game on this one. Getting political, you cannot deny, why sit and wait for a meltdown? The times have changed, but something have not.

More investigation required, brass up the clam.

Good advice from Oby, she is my OB1 today. I´m having fun now, of course. As ever. Having a ball.!!!

A little bit more of the other. Crossing into another space, since the music cannot go forward it´s logical it has moved here.

An interesting project for Carl Craig to have his music taken to this level. Since the original already maybe considered a hit, I expect this to do well. So much to do in the Techno Space. Looking forward to hearing some of the other works.

That melody came again and again and it keeps on coming.

This one almost slipped through the net.

Many years have passed, but since about 2003 music has stopped moving forward. There has been no progress, everything now is retro, but listening to this music we made back in the day helps me to try understand our position right now in the world.

Title: "Ghostdigital's Latest Track: Punk DIY Electronics Meets Political Commentary in the Depths of the Cod Wars" Today, we've got an exciting track to dissect, one that dives deep into the murky waters of political history, and emerges with a sound that's both gritty and groundbreaking. A Look Back at the Cod Wars Before we delve into the music, lets have a think about the theme here - The Cod Wars were a series of confrontations between the United Kingdom and Iceland spanning two decades. These skirmishes had a profound impact, effectively bringing an end to British long-distance fishing and resulting in a wave of trawlermen losing their livelihoods. It marked the conclusion of a generations-old tradition of distant-water fleets mainly based in Grimsby and Hull. Large British vessels with crews of up to 30 used to spend months at a time in the seas off Iceland, returning with bountiful catches of cod, destined for chip shops and fishmongers all across the UK.