Podcasts about suldusk

   On this show we discuss Disrupt Land Forces, the coalition of community groups who created a week long festival of resistance bringing diverse actionists and tactics into the joined struggle against the arms trade.   Land Forces is the largest land based weapons expo in the Southern Hemisphere, and it was held at the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre in Naarm/Melbourne in September 2024. Protestors were met with excessive use of force by police including the use of OC spray, rubber bullets, flash-bangs, physical violence and riding horses into the crowd resulting in injuries.    Links to the event and media discussed on the show:  Disrupt Land Forces website https://disruptlandforces.org/  3CR's coverage of Disrupt Land Forces 2024 https://www.3cr.org.au/dlf2024  Channel 7 news coverage https://www.youtube.com/watch/UIJ_Dpjv3S4  Melbourne Activiist Legal Support (MALS) Media Statement: Grossly excessive policing of protestors likely infringed on human rights https://mals.au/2024/09/11/media-statement-grossly-excessive-policing-of-protesters-likely-infringed-on-human-rights/    Other topics and links:  Wild Country Farm Sanctuary (Texas, USA) Instagram's post: Gaza and the Price of Silience: Selective Compassion Exposing the Colonizer Mindset in Animal Rights Advocacy  https://www.instagram.com/p/C_y7GafJ1X3/?igsh=MWhxb3h2MW0yOGJpZw== Total Liberation Records Nights Out: Standing up to Slaughterhouses (contains info on the 269 Liberation Animale benefit compilation and some Bandcamp codes) https://www.instagram.com/p/C_2YoESCGRI/?igsh=MW5vaTExbTZyM3F5bQ== Banksy's animal series removed by London zoo https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/article/2024/aug/18/final-artwork-in-banksy-animal-series-removed-by-london-zoo  New research on vegan diets for dogs and the associated benefits from an Australian study by Dr Andrew Knight https://www.9news.com.au/national/vegan-diets-actually-good-for-dogs-australian-study-finds/e8255b5d-fb4d-40c0-a86b-5dff32d29f12   Veterinarian Andrew Knight's website on vegan pets: https://sustainablepetfood.info/     Music:     Verdalet and Crowns of Esper from Suldusk's album Anthesis.     Animal in Man by Dead Prez.        Thank you for listening to Freedom of Species. We welcome your feedback. Please email us at freedomofspecies@gmail.com  

Chapter 478 - "Growth Can Be Brutal" ...as read by Emily Highfield of SulduskToday we welcome Emily Highfield from Suldusk to the podcast! Suldusk released Anthesis last Friday on Napalm Records! Emily talks about music as a safe place, finding a community on SoundCloud, discovering a love for black metal, pushing the aggression on Anthesis, and more!https://suldusk.bandcamp.com/https://napalmrecords.com/english/sulduskhttps://www.patreon.com/asthestorygrowshttps://asthestorygrows.substack.com/DiscordChapter 478 Music:Suldusk - "Anthesis"Suldusk - "Crystalline"Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

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 We discuss the documentary film Stray that follows dogs on the streets of Istanbul, Turkey and examines their daily lives and their search for food, shelter and at times, company. The dogs are not defined by relationships with people, yet their lives often intersect with a group of teenagers who are refugees from Syria. Turkey is one of the few countries that prohibits killing stray dogs. Stray | Official Movie Website | A Magnolia Pictures Film | Directed ... https://www.straymovie.com/ We also spoke about the book Radical Companionship: Rejecting Pethood and Embracing our Multispecies World by Aiyana Goodfellow.  Radical Companionship https://www.radicalcompanionship.com/the-book/ Music played: Suldusk from the album Lunar Falls: The Elm and Drogue. Lunar Falls | Suldusk https://suldusk1.bandcamp.com/album/lunar-falls If you have any feedback on this or any other show, please contact us at freedomofspecies@gmail.com 

DESCRIPTION In chapter 117, we reach another unknown dimension as today we talk about some music recommendations like: Taake, Sieghetnar, Non Mortis. PLAYLIST Taake, Hordelands Doedksvad, Pt.1 Sieghtnar, Erhabenheit Non Mortis, Luctus Lifelover, Vender Garden of Grief, Distant Memories of Legends Untold Silencer, The Slow Kill in the Cold DISC SECTION In our podcast today we talk about a production entitled, "Svartkonost" by the band Hypotermia, a band that combines black metal and post rock. MUSIC REVIEW Australia is full of underground black metal bands presenting this project by a woman from Melbourne, Australia, called, Suldusk, represents a traditional dark female voice, with this piece called Solus Ipse, from the Lunar Fulls production. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daniel-schifter/message

Triple M Podcast, where we talk about metal, movies, and more. This episode we talk about the bands; Crypt Witch, Suldusk, Grat Strigoi, Dodsdrift, Sun Worship, Falls of Rauros, Redscale, Villagers of Ioannina City, and Carnivora. With a quick shout out to Clouds Taste Satanic. Movie side we talk about the masterpiece Leprechaun. We end the show with some random music and movie news.

Elegiac are Emily Highfield's compositions as she effortlessly floats from warm guitar passages to forlorn bogs of blackened malice. Amidst her transitional wafts, she often caresses listeners with witch-like whispers. And in flashes of ember-tinged light, she glides upward, transcending her auditory structures into feverishly blissful twinkles of awe.Continue reading

This episode features album reviews for Inter Arma, Suldusk, Source, Grand Magus, Allegaeon, Fractal Universe & After The Burial. A discussion on the rising popularity of Sunn O))) and what it means for metal. The debut of a secret band.

This week I talk to Emily Highfield of Melbourne band Suldusk about her new album Lunar Falls. 5:40 Suldusk The songs played during this episode were: 14:20 Solus Ipse 32:00 Aphasia 48:40 Catacombs I also discuss the two Batushkas. Recommendation: I’m Losing Myself by An Isolated Mind Links Suldusk's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Suldusk/ Suldusk's Bandcamp: http://suldusk1.bandcamp.com/One Version of Batushka Drops a New Track: www.metalsucks.net/2019/05/13/one-version-of-batushka-drops-a-new-track/I’m Losing Myself - An Isolated Mind: https://anisolatedmind.bandcamp.com/album/im-losing-myself

HEAVY Mag sits down with Emily Highfield, the talented musician behind Suldusk to talk about her brand new album Lunar Falls.

The inaugural Full Stop Festival is set to be held at the Bendigo Hotel, Collingwood, on May 11, with a host of local and national bands uniting to spread one simple message. Domestic violence and sexual assault are blights on society and we as a collective must make a stand now to make sure perpetrators are not only called out but also punished for their actions.Darcy Mulcahy, drummer from one of the headliners, Trigger, says using music - especially heavier music that often gets a bad rap - as a means to spread this important message is a step in the right direction for more reasons than the obvious."There's been studies done that show that people that listen to metal are generally happier", he pointed out, "because it's that cathartic experience. Hopefully, this helps dispell that association a little bit".While it is widely recognised as a predominantly female problem, it is important to note and realise that sexual assault and domestic violence are also suffered by the male population."That's a really good point", Mulcahy nodded, "and this is a really good platform where we can raise awareness. I think as well metalheads are probably a bit more proud sometimes so it's good that we can open up that conversation to the people and if we can help them speak about that it's a really good thing".In the full interview Darcy discusses the perception that heavy music and violence go hand in hand, the different forms of abuse these issues can take, talks about a situation he witnessed at a concert and how steps were taken to prevent the issue from escalating, the fact that the Full Stop Festival is relying more on up and coming bands rather than established names to put their message across, Trigger's new song 'Demon Eyes', new vocalist Nathan Peachey and what he brings to the band, their plan to release a series of singles throughout the year and more.

Shayne speaks with Suldusks Emily Highfield about the stunning debut album Lunar Falls.

Gary Grim had the pleasure of chatting with Emily Highfield of the blackened neo-folk project Suldusk about the upcoming album, Lunar Falls (out April 12th, 2019 via Northern Silence Productions). They talk about the definition of a multi-instrumentalist, the natural evolution of her music, problems surrounding the issue of gender in metal/black metal, playing live and more. Check out the music video for Aphasia here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rF53CTmjDs Get your copy of Lunar Falls Here: suldusk-northernsilence.bandcamp.com shop.northern-silence.de suldusk1.bandcamp.com