Fresh List #16: Post Election 1

13 May 2015

by Debs McCoy

1 comments

Artists at a glance

TOM ROBINSON BAND
BARRY MCGUIRE
DAVID BOWIE
THE JAM
THE REDSKINS
THE FLAMING LIPS
FRANK TURNER
MARK KOZELEK
EVENING HYMNS
RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE
THE CLASH
RAMONES
JARVIS COCKER
THE WHO

Fresh On The Net’s Debs McCoy has put together two post-election Spotify playlists featuring a selection of tracks from her own collection and recommendations she received from folks on Twitter, Facebook and direct messages since the General Election last Thursday. Part 2 will be published tomorrow.

Debs McCoy

Debs is a painter and photographer as well as a maker of music. She trained at The Kent Institute of Art & Design and Goldsmith's, University of London. She has exhibited extensively in recent years including shows in London, Canada, Japan and San Francisco. She exhibited at The Baltic Centre For Contemporary Arts, Newcastle, alongside Yoko Ono and Fluxus exhibitions in 2008. She has taught on Fine Art undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the UK. Debs used to work as an Art Psychotherapist in the NHS. She now focusses on creating and performing her music and creating visual art, predominantly still and moving image. debsmccoy.com @TheDebsMcCoy on Twitter

1 Comments

elljott

May 22, 2015 at 10:34 am ·

What men usually do is that they rush in, pick what catches their eyes – and off they go. Later on they try to fit the for instance new jeans on, and, if their hips deny, they sit (not for long) and create solutions, sophisticated ones, that make their choice sound reasonable. To them shopping-lists indicate philistine establishment and a first rush of light cognitive interferences. There was this guy trying to rush in the attention of the girl I used to be in a former life by just talking the ordinary stuff guys think about it’s helpful to attract attention – and so – not becoming aware of what TGIUTBIAFL tryed to communicate, he missed … he missed, he missed – so’n Mist. 🙂 But, maybe, he just appreciated the fact that a girl’s list communicates matters that are invisible to guys who communicate shopping-lists.
:)!