#SynthPopSeptember 22. Schéma Corporel - Automelodi (2010) Cold Wave out of Canada. Why does synthpop sound so great sung in French? "C’était un prisme agréable Avec des angles formidables" youtu.be/T1PDnNdTNwY?si=t98W…

Day 14: with hot or cold in the title Hot Stuff by Donna Summer 🔥 #DavidsMonthofMusic youtu.be/tJxOXzE5A8w?is=xsmS…

14. Etienne Daho - Pop Satori Full of upbeat French synth pop bangers. Includes his take on the tremendous non hit Love At First Sight by The Gist. 💿 Épaule Tattoo #1986AlbumsTop20

Lee Dixon knows his offsides #QATSUI

ITV Show me the lines conspiracy theory!

Can confirm Matthew Waite batting on same strip.

#GTFC 1-2 Watford (Donovan) Tue 30 August 1977 Photo: D Moore Ford Waters Cumming K Moore Barker Cooper Brolly; Partridge Donovan "Elton John signs his autograph for Grimsby Town players when he visited the dressing room after last night's match at Blundell Park" @eltonofficial

80s throwback... Pulling my best Sylvian impression 😂

Ardmore Construction Group is going into administration today. £350m turnover. 10 live London projects abandoned this morning. Hotels in Mayfair and Kensington. Residential towers. King's Cross life sciences campus. If you live in London, you've almost certainly walked past a building they built. This isn't a business failure. This is what post-Grenfell liability looks like when it finally catches up with you. Building Liability Orders under the Building Safety Act can now pierce corporate structures and pursue parent companies for historic defects. Barratt, Taylor Wimpey and Bellway were all in the queue. Clients got nervous. New work dried up. Cash flow collapsed. 100 jobs. Unpaid subcontractors. Projects without a contractor. Ardmore won't be the last. #UKConstruction #BuildingSafety #Grenfell #BuildingLiabilityOrder #London #PropertyDevelopment #UKProperty constructionenquirer.com/202…

First they came for the heated towel rails And I did not speak out

Day 13: a comfort song Blue Skies by Noah and the Whale "Oh, 'cause blue skies are coming But I know that it's hard" #DavidsMonthofMusic youtu.be/Ifq4bYZnYrc?is=yDIR…

Royal Hospital Chelsea, London 6/12/2026 Thank you!! #sparkstour2026

15. Harold Budd - Lovely Thunder Can't recall if i first came to this through his Eno collaboration or his Cocteaus one. Lovely soundscapes. 💿 Olancha Farewell #1986AlbumsTop20

Bosnia using the Grimsby corner method.

32 teams at the World Cup mean we can enjoy 2 no hopers duking it out.

Up until the early 90s, Sierra games had a very distinct style. Space Quest III is a perfect example - it literally illustrates my point. I know they "had to go with the times" and changed their style in later years. It became smoother and, to a degree, more mainstream. I might be one of the few who didn’t like the switch - I preferred their original chunky pixel art. To me, those games will always be emblematic of Sierra’s legacy. Whenever I replay the older classics like King’s Quest, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, and Police Quest, there’s something oddly comforting about them, like catching up with an old friend after many years. Just look at these four screenshots and tell me they aren't full of wonder, skill, and soul. They had to work with limited color palettes and low resolutions, yet every shot is packed with incredible detail. It's so easy to get lost in them. I assume younger generations might not see it the same way. And yes, maybe nostalgia is hitting me hard right now - but I still believe one of the main reasons so many of us remember Sierra so fondly is their art style. It had a certain magic that has never been replicated.

Colour Number 562 | Henry Cullen 🍐

Julian Cope - The Ritz '87 youtu.be/1m5xi_lDjcQ?si=zWo9… via @YouTube

Synthesizers in the Rain youtu.be/8aF6T75tPkY?si=RWlx… via @YouTube

Day 12: A one word, four letter song X-Press 2 Featuring David Byrne – Lazy #DavidsMonthofMusic youtu.be/5D6ccID1-Xw?is=jRwZ…

A certain percentage of people will believe literally anything, however stupid, provided the government or authorities or 'science' tell them it's true. Another percentage of people will believe literally anything, however stupid, provided it's presented to them as something the government or authorities or 'science' is trying to hide. Only a small minority will decline to believe either - unless it makes sense and is backed by hard evidence. This is the root of the problem.