Today in History: Adolf Hitler’s Trial for the Beer Hall Putsch begins.
The history books tell us that on November 9th 1923, Hitler marched on Munich at the head of a 3,000Continue Reading
The history books tell us that on November 9th 1923, Hitler marched on Munich at the head of a 3,000Continue Reading
The rapid rise of Sarah Howell’s indie solo project Bryde can be put down to a lot of hard work,Continue Reading
Let’s dispense with the pleasantries, shall we? The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a horror movie I’ve always wanted to see becauseContinue Reading
Ty Segall breaks most rules when it comes to recording. He isn’t afraid to record whatever he likes, whenever he likes,Continue Reading
Looking back over the past twelve months I’ve been in an eclectic head space musically speaking. That said, you willContinue Reading
A few days ago, fifteen-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg addressed the U.N. plenary in Katowice, Poland, denouncing global inactionContinue Reading
Nazi SS-Colonel Adolf Eichmann was found guilty of many of the most heinous crimes of World War Two and 20thContinue Reading
Marcus Tullius Cicero was the greatest orator of the late Roman Republic. In his capacity, as a statesman, lawyer, scholarContinue Reading
Russian cosmonaut, Laika, was the first dog launched into orbit on the Soviet satellite Spuntik 2 on November 3rd 1957, lessContinue Reading
Hawksley Workman is my kind of guy. Why I mention this is because, even though both of us are relativelyContinue Reading
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