Month: July 2022

Following strike action in Gdańsk in 1980, workers formed the trade union Solidarność, and a campaign poster using High Moon from 1952 changed everything, finds Sean McGeady

I do this manually each Saturday, usually in the morning over coffee: collating most of the tweets I made the past week at twitter.com/disquiet, which I think of as my public notebook. Some tweets pop up sooner in expanded form or otherwise on Disquiet.com. I’ve found it personally informative to revisit the previous week of thinking out loud. This isn’t a full accounting. Often there are, for example, conversations on […]

In the third of a series of preview pieces for this year's Green Man, Willie J Healey discusses an impromptu weekend-long stay on his first visit to the event

The album was created over the course of a four-day session at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios

tQ staffers pick out ten brilliant albums and six superlative tracks from the maelstrom of music released in July 2022

Featuring remastered versions of four of Mitchell's albums, the announcement follows her recent surprise appearance at Newport Folk Festival

It's the first full-length meeting between the two acts since 2019's 'Even For Just The Briefest Moment Keep Charging This "Expiation" / Plug In To Make It Slightly Better'