bloodywood

off the back of the tale of jenny and screech here's bloodywood's take on violence against women. after reading about yet another senseless murder to day and the inevitable guidance to women from the government about how to avoid getting harassed/assaulted/murdered i'm reminded yet again that this is a problem of male behaviour that men overwhelmingly don't recognise, don't own up to the part they play, and don't do anything about. which makes this rather refreshing. this is one topic where men should be angry, they should be furious

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 here's a decent documentary on them

bloodywood

i haven't played any tin whistle in a dog's age but after hearing this i'm going to try a playalong later. not sure bloodywood are doing anything particularly different, and this for me strays firmly into wagakki band territory, but i like the uplifting nature of the lyrics, tu jee veerey indeed

  

actually i think i'm being a bit uncharitable here. i'd thought of them being about for years but it turns out they just launched their first album last year. not only that this track was released to support a mental illness/depression campaign. and they do animal welfare stuff! i love these guys. plus jayant is a beats of a vocalist. on that note here's the charismatic voice to break them down a bit 

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