Live concert from the annual Marillion weekend hosted by the band, this year in Port Zélande, The Netherlands.

Sport and Policy is the first book of its kind to critically analyse the regulatory role of the state and its impact on sport and the intersections of sport with other areas of government policy. Offering a unique and comprehensive examination of how sport is affected by a range of government policy, each chapter uses an international comparative approach in order to facilitate a broad understanding of sport and policy in a global context.

This book is essential reading for any student or practitioner studying or working in policy today, and is:

The first book to examine the intersection of sport with other (non-sport) policies from an international perspective including topics such as gambling, the media, social inclusion and economic development

Far-reaching in scope encompassing government regulation and sport’s intersections with other government policies

This challenging text provides an accessible critical analysis of the intersections of sport with government policy.

Table of Contents

PART I: SPORT POLICY CONTEXT, CONTENT AND PROCESS; Chapter 1: Introduction: The sport policy context; Chapter 2: Sport policy content; Chapter 3: The sport policy process - developing sport policy in the global context; PART 2: REGULATORY POLICIES; Chapter 4: Media; Chapter 5: Environment; Chapter 6: Gambling; Chapter 7: Organizational practices and standards; PART 3: POLICY INTERSECTIONS WITH SPORT; Chapter 8: Physical activity and health; Chapter 9: Physical Education; Chapter 10: Social inclusion and community development ; Chapter 11: Urban regeneration and economic development; Chapter 12: International relations; Chapter 13: Conclusion

Track Listings
1 Blue Paint
2 Hungry Clouds
3 The Monk in the Moon
4 The Things in the Room
Product description
The music of Fixity is composed and/or produced by Dan Walsh. The project's first self-titled album FIXITY was released on the Kantcope cassette Label in July 2016 and presents multi-tracked versions by Walsh of 7 new compositions. In August 2016 'FIXITY 2' and 'Live In What Used To Be A Church' (with Emil Nerstrand-Saxophones, Kevin Terry-Guitar, James Fortune-Guitar, Declan O'Shea-Bass and Dan Walsh-Drums) were released on fixity.Bandcamp.com and presented further explorations in the form of solo produced and Live ensemble-based releases respectively. The Things In The Room is the fourth release by Fixity. Recorded in Malmö on the 13th of February 2016 with a band made of up Dan Walsh on Drum Kit joined by Swedish Improvisers Tenor Saxophonist Emil Nerstrand (Brigaden/Heavy Water/The Nod), Guitarist Nils Andersson (Ljom/Ava) and bassist Fredrik Persson (Sista Bossen/The Good Morning Spider/Leo Kall/Cassus) this album comprises of four pieces composed by Walsh explored in collective improvisation with other individuals. Each performance was captured in one take with everyone in the same space. The Things In The Room will be released in late 2016 by Penske Recordings on 2xLP and CD."...incredible abstract psychedelia..." - Tristan Bath, The Quietus - ...defined by its disregard for parameters." - Brian Coney, The Thin Air "Few Irish artists push the invisible paramaters of sonic exploration quite like Walsh a fact mercurially confirmed across these four tracks" Brian Coney, The Thin Air

Track list

1. CD
Lovestruck
Johnny the Horse
The Communicator
4.a.m.
The Wizard
Drip Fed Fred (Feat. Ian Dury)
Going to the Top
Elysium
Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
T Care
No Money

2. CD
Re Wonderful (Remix)
Round and Round
We Are Love
Johnny the Horse (Radio Edit)
I Was the One
Dreaming Man
Light of the Way
We Want Freddie
Drip Fed Fred (Feat. Ian Dury) (The Conspiracy Mix)
Maddley
Simple Equation
Sarah's Song
It Must Be Love (2002 Mix) (From "Our House")
My Old Man

Grapefruit Season' is the long awaited fifth studio album from James Vincent McMorrow. Produced by James alongside fellow genre-disruptors Paul Epworth, Kenny Beats, Lil Silva and Patrick Wimberly (Chairlift), the album was recorded between London, Los Angeles and Dublin largely before the COVID-19 pandemic struck. It embraces the fact that life is chaos, and the idea of growing up but feeling none the wiser.

Track list
Paradise
Gone
Planes in the Sky
Tru Love
Waiting
Poison to You
We Don't Kiss Under Umbrellas Like We Used to
A House and a River
Hollywood & Vine
Cliche
Headlights
I Should Go
Grapefruit
Part of Me

Track list

1.
Intro
Que Je T'aime
Fils De Personne
Gabrielle
Quelque Chose De Tennessee
Oh Carole
Je N'ai Jamais Pleure
Le Coeur en Deux
L'instinct
Qu'est-ce Que Tu Croyais
Marie
Je Suis Ne Dans La Rue

2.
Allumer Le Feu
Je Veux Te Graver Dans Ma Vie
Aussi Dur Que Du Bois
Jusqu'a Minuit
Je Suis Seul
Diego, Libre Dans Sa Tete
Dis-le Moi
Le Penitencier
L'envie
Essayez
La Musique Que J'aime
M'arreter Lale Coeur en Deux

Track Listings
1 : I Suck at Grieving
2 : Jealous
3 : Mary - Lauren Hibberd
4 : 90's Kid
5 : Happy for You
6 : Better Than I Was Before

After documenting her life to date on debut album 'Garageband Superstar', more than anything 'Girlfriend Material' captures who Hibberd has become, changed from the artist we met on album one and likely different from the artist we'll meet in the future. 'Girlfriend Material' courses with that exploratory, sometimes confused, questioning feeling. Now more confident and comfortable in the language of songwriting, this album takes the foundations Hibberd started laying on 'Garageband Superstar' and builds them up several accomplished storeys. The tongue-in-cheek humour that won her praise from the likes of DIY, NME, Rolling Stone UK, Kerrang!, Radio 1 and more is still present, but it's joined by new layers of nuance and candidness - think songs that can make you laugh, cry and feel less alone, all within under four minutes. Sonically, too, she's entering new ground, bringing together forever influences like Avril Lavigne, Weezer and Green Day with the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, Liz Phair and Taylor Swift.

Billy Bragg releases his first new studio album in five years Tooth & Nail on March 18 2013. Available formats are CD, LP and a limited special edition CD+DVD Bookpack. The limited special edition Bookpack includes the CD, a 36 page booklet containing exclusive photos and a collection of columns written by Billy originally published in Q magazine between 2008 and 2011, plus a DVD of 10 promotional videos that Billy made for his singles between 1986 - 2002. Tooth & Nail was recorded over a whirlwind five-day session with Grammy Award winning producer Joe Henry (whose impeccable production credits include Solomon Burke, Aimee Mann, Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint) in his South Pasadena studio. Working with a small band of musicians whose talents had recently appeared on records by the likes of Bon Iver, Lana del Rey and Regina Spektor, the performances have a wonderfully spontaneous feel. The results are, according to Billy, a return to the rootsy sound of 1998's Mermaid Avenue sessions he recorded with Wilco - drawing on soul, country and folk music influences to explore the ups and downs of relationships that have stood the test of time. 'In 2011, I took a long, hard look at who I am and what I do. This album is the result.' Billy Bragg January 2013

Life Is Fine is an album by Paul Kelly, released in 2017. Life Is Fine includes a.o. the following tracks: "Rising Moon", "Firewood And Candles", "Don't Explain Feat. Linda Bull", "I Smell Trouble" and more.

Track list
Rising Moon
Finally Something Good
Firewood and Candles
My Man's Got a Cold Feat. Vika Bull
Rock out on the Sea
Leah: the Sequel
Letter in the Rain
Josephina
Don't Explain Feat. Linda Bull
I Smell Trouble
Petrichor
Life is Fine