An exercise in multiple facets of split personalities in the gentle form of story telling for a diary. Insightful with a few twists. Simple yet complex that will not let aside indifference. Reflecting but humorous, sharp and sensitive, pathetic and dramatic. A comedy on human ideology, ideality and personal values. Not to be taken too lightly. An easy but slow reading to appreciate the intricacy and, for the astute reader with a detective inquisitiveness, not a mean way to come to detection. A mirror of the sort - the act of self-destruction - a search - a simple love story.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Wreck His Days
2 : Ghost from the Coast
3 : Reverberasia
Side: 2
4 : ...And I Tried So Hard
5 : I Beat As I Sleep As I Dream
6 : Ay Carmela
7 : Rosa/kollantai

Dubbed-out cosmic pastorals and politically exasperated techno-exotica from Blackest Ever Black's most secretive and shape-shifting project. Guest contributors include Conrad and Jonnine Standish of HTRK, Genevieve McGuckin (These Immortal Souls), and Lucas Santanna. The ghosts of Les Baxter, Rowland S. Howard and Nina Simone are also in attendance. But whoever is pulling the strings remains hidden...possibly in plain view. Structurally Wreck His Days recalls the grand collective statements of This Mortal Coil or Massive Attack, but musically its dreamlike overtures have more in common with Deux Filles, Global Communication, Arthur Russell, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Anthony Moore, even Robert Wyatt circa Old Rottenhat/Nothing Can Stop Us. It roams far and wide: from the lambent, near-Balearic piano loops of the title track, to the Audrey Horne-worthy death-jazz of Ghost From The Coast , and hulking, bass-heavy soundsystem weapon Reverberasia . Side Two opens with the swelling, uplifting astral psychedelia of ...And I Tried So Hard , while I Beat As I Sleep As I Dream reprises the bleak existential synth drift of T.T.W.F.U.'s extraordinary 2014 10", How Great A Fame Has Departed?. A deep-seated socialist impulse drives the whole thing: with a dedication to women who have fought oppression throughout history, references to the Spanish Civil War and the UK Miners' Strike, and an overarching belief in the international ideal (in fact the closing Rosa / Kollontai explicitly invokes the Internationale). Written and recorded over the course of 2014-15, Wreck His Days is a plea, or perhaps a requiem, for a world that embraces difference and upholds equality. Its contemporary relevance hardly needs emphasising.

Love takes many shapes and shades in The Complete Peanuts: 1991-1992. Charlie Brown's interest in the Little Red-Haired Girl is rekindled; Linus fails to impress Lydia; Sally hoorays for Hollywood; Marcie pines for the World War I Flying Ace, who becomes lost in his cups (of root beer); Peppermint Patty and Marcie try to make Charlie Brown choose between them; and Snoopy is dangerously obsessed . . . with cookies.

The Forbes 100, the Fortune 500, Bloomberg's Billionaire Index...the list of rich lists is endless. Here instead are the stories of The Other Hundred - those people who aren't among the world's rich, but whose lives should be celebrated. Chosen by a world-renowned judging panel of Stephen Wilkes ,Richard Hsu, and Ruth Eichhorn, the 100 stunning photographs that comprise The Other Hundred provide glimpses into the lives of real people and their struggles, triumphs, hopes and dreams.

Preparing for Year End in Accounts Payable is a quick-read book focused on issues encountered in the accounts payable department at year end, with the fiscal year end close being the biggest. Each of the chapters has a few review questions at the end to help reinforce the concepts. Answers to the questions along with an explanation are included. A copy of the articles that appeared in an issue of the Accounts Payable Now & Tomorrow newsletter are also included at the end of the book.

An exercise in multiple facets of split personalities in the gentle form of story telling for a diary. Insightful with a few twists. Simple yet complex that will not let aside indifference. Reflecting but humorous, sharp and sensitive, pathetic and dramatic. A comedy on human ideology, ideality and personal values. Not to be taken too lightly. An easy but slow reading to appreciate the intricacy and, for the astute reader with a detective inquisitiveness, not a mean way to come to detection. A mirror of the sort - the act of self-destruction - a search - a simple love story.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : The Seventh Sun
2 : Abandon Us
3 : Begin Again
4 : Forced Divide
5 : Boltcutter
6 : Wrath
Side: 2
1 : Majesty
2 : Heretic (feat. Loz Taylor)
3 : Recovery?
4 : Care
5 : The Carcass King - Bury Tomorrow feat. Cody Frost

A new-look and refreshed Bury Tomorrow return with their most ambitious sound and arena-filling sound to date, to follow up the success of 2020's 'Cannibal', the album which catapulted the South Coast metal mainstays further into the upper echelons of the genre. Magazine covers, Twitter trends, and festival main stages all conquered on the way to a fourth consecutive UK top 40, reaching a career best of #10 in the UK chart and a #3 in Germany.