Luke Turner
Co-Founder at The Quietus
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1 week ago |
thewincolumn.ca | Luke Turner
It’s all too easy to spend unnecessary time searching for the best gambling sites in Australia when you could be having some by playing your favourite online casino games. To reduce that time spent, we spent some time of our own finding the best online betting sites in Australia. According to our reviews, Casinonic climbed to the top of our list with loads of thrilling games and cracking bonuses.
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2 weeks ago |
thequietus.com | Luke Turner
It always felt as if Douglas McCarthy had unfinished business with Essex. Though the Nitzer Ebb frontman spent his later years in Los Angeles, once he found out I was writing a book about the county, he seemed almost hell bent on telling me his story of growing up there. Those stories almost became a guiding light for my writing. It was the place that shaped him – I cannot separate Douglas from Barking, Canvey Island or Chelmsford, and Nitzer Ebb are a band that could only come from Essex.
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2 weeks ago |
thewincolumn.ca | Luke Turner
Ready to hit the virtual felt and chase that 21? Hold up! Before you dive in, you need to make sure you’ve got access to the best blackjack sites in Canada — the ones with top-tier games, big bonuses, and fast payouts to keep your bankroll stacked. If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve done the heavy lifting for you. Jackpot City is our top recommendation, thanks to its BJ game variety, C$1,600 bonus, and rapid withdrawals.
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2 weeks ago |
thequietus.com | Luke Turner
In the 70s, as many African nations were working to define themselves beyond the weight of colonial oppression, a country in the heart of the continent was crafting its own revolution – not just politically, but sonically too. Zambia, newly independent, landlocked, and learning to stand on its own, gave birth to a music that cracked the air like lightning.
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2 weeks ago |
thequietus.com | Luke Turner
Douglas McCarthy, vocalist for electronic body music pioneers Nitzer Ebb, has died. The band’s Instagram account issued a short statement saying “It is with a heavy heart that we regret to inform that Douglas McCarthy passed away this morning of June 11th, 2025. We ask everyone to please be respectful of Douglas, his wife, and family in this difficult time.
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