RGG March 2017 - p.8
“This is about how we should all
help people with depression and
not sweep it under the carpet”
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/saltwoundsuk
Positive self expression in music is the theme of this months column The fear lies and distraction
provided by mainstreammedia along with the collective actions of morons has meant that many
of us are feeling detached from society It's hard to identify with our world because it's run by
psychopathic control freaks and many of you are still programmed to jump to attention every
time the crisis actors on Television cry wolf So I asked many Midland based bands and singer
songwriters who have written songs about peace encouraging critical thinking or driving a
positive message to talk about their music and offer a more sensible message of hope
Here's what folks had to say when I asked them to suggest a song that we should all listen to
NICK
J
TOWNSEND
Saltwounds “Weak Days”
“Story I was told when working at
a
year old lady's house about
the night World War ended”
www facebook com/matpartridgeofficial
Mat Partridge
“Kick The Brakes Off”
“A clear message here; what else
needs saying?”
www cultofwedge
bandcamp com
/track/ban the bomb
Cult Of Wedge “Ban The Bomb”
“A warm gentle song showing
genuine humanity and love
despite the high tech song title”
(Suggested by Ste Gough)
www facebook com/ptrwilliamsmusic
PTRWilliams “Text MeASmile”
“This was a single in aid of
Stephen Sutton who died on May
th
The song reached
number
on the UK Singles
Chart June th
and also
made Ireland Singles top
at number
Written by Martin Stanyer from Naked Sunday
with Mike Newey”
www facebook com/TheNeonBrotherhood
The Neon Brotherhood
“Hope Ain't A Bad Thing”
“All about understanding
different perspectives and points
of view that are not just the
official narrative”
www facebook com/Torousishere
Torous “Colours”
PART 1
Reasons tobeCheerful
