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“There isn't one thing about the gear that we’re using now that we don't understand”: Autechre on their diligent tech-learning ethos and very first workflow

The iconic Warp Records’ duo spoke to us back in 1994, and shared their attitude when it came to getting to grips with the initial gear they relied on to concoct their influential body of work

MusicRadar

Memphis restaurant owner goes viral after refusing to serve National Guard

A sign posted at the shop says law enforcement agents, including ICE, are not allowed without a warrant

The Independent UK

"Is our music abstract and weird? To us it's not! Maybe if you've only listened to pop music, then yeah, it's weirder": How Autechre's radically inventive music-making turned experimentation into electronica

We explore the genius of the divisive, Warp-affiliated duo that has spent three decades boldly exploring the potential of music technology

MusicRadar

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I’m a photographer who wanted to be more present in my life – so I put down the camera

At a recent electronic music performance, the English duo Rob Brown and Sean Booth, who perform as Autechre, plunged Sydney’s City Recital Hall into darkness.

The Conversation

‘We’ve become one big family’: Camp Wonky continues watch of Crooked House site

Locals are monitoring site 24/7 and are ready to lock up 23,000 bricks they hope can be used in a rebuild

The Guardian - UK

‘I love the sense of freedom’: an accessible adventure in North Yorkshire

We road-test a new project aiming to make the picturesque North York Moors easier to explore for people with a range of mobility and sensory needs

The Guardian - UK

Two festivals that will help chase away the winter blues in Scotland this February

TWO festivals have been announced for February to chase the winter blues away.

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Film-making award launched in memory of man who died climbing Ben Nevis

A FILM-MAKING award is set to be launched in memory of a man who died while climbing the UK’s highest mountain last summer.

The National (Scotland)

Film award launched in memory of tragic Scots climber who died on Ben Nevis

Rob Brown, of Fort William, passed away last summer, and will be honoured at the annual Fort William Mountain Festival.

Daily Record

Film-making award launched for man who died climbing Ben Nevis

Rob Brown, 33, died last year after he tragically fell on Ben Nevis and a new award recognising amateur filmmakers will be launched in his honour.

The Independent UK

Climber dies after 2,000ft fall in Ben Nevis avalanche which leaves friend injured

A 49-year-old climber was killed in an avalanche on Scotland's Ben Nevis mountain - the first death of its kind in more than three years - while another man was seriously injured

Daily Mirror

‘The original art galleries’: protecting New Zealand’s hidden Māori rock art

Few know of the drawings scattered across Aotearoa, some of them dating from first arrival of humans, but iwi and scientists are working to change that

The Guardian - AU

'Calm and confident' climber dies in Ben Nevis fall as 'devastated' family pay tribute

According to his family, the accident was completely random and could not have been avoided - they added his death was "quick and pain free"

Daily Mirror

Ben Nevis climber, 33, killed in fall as ‘devastated’ family pay tribute

‘It was quick and painless for him,’ family said

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Climber dies in accident on Ben Nevis as tributes pour in for 'true gentleman'

Rob Brown had been climbing the UK's highest peak before his tragic death on Friday, July 29.

Tribune News Service

‘They encountered pure hell.’ Sheriff says man who killed Kentucky cops opened fire without warning

PRESTONSBURG, Ky. — Police who went to a home in a small eastern Kentucky town to investigate an alleged rape ran into a storm of bullets in which three officers died and several others were injured, according to local officials.

The Guardian - UK

‘None of us knew we’d have babies when we bought our tickets!’ The joys of bringing your young child to Glastonbury

Wherever you look at Worthy Farm this year, there are parents enjoying the festival with their children. Their tips? Plenty of snacks and don’t forget the wipes

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