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Major Recording Project at EM Records
by The Editor
Imagine a work of searing beauty, masterly orchestration and emotional profundity; only once heard, never recorded – lost to generations. It is this work, Robin Milford’s Violin Concerto, that the pioneering label EM Records is to resurrect, allowing its inspirational delights to be heard again at last.
Aleksandr Dugin: The Fourth Political Theory - A Review by Olivia Pistun
by The Editor
What is perhaps initially most appealing about this publication – aside from the promise of an offer of a fresh, viable alternative to the present stagnant political void, this “end of history” in which we find ourselves – is the comprehensive critique of the prevailing liberal ideology from a perspective which neither wholly aligns itself with the traditional positions in opposition to liberalism, nor stations itself against these.
Endnotes – Rare British chamber works, Vivaldi arranged by Bach, and a trip to Lochnagar
by The Editor
If there is one musical initiative in this country that has revealed a hitherto unseen, unknown and unappreciated dimension to our cultural understanding, it has to be the English Music Festival, held each year at Dorchester in Oxfordshire. The name, Norman O’Neill, is virtually forgotten today, and even for aficionados, he is little more than a footnote in specialist appreciations of English music, such as Michael Trend’s indispensable survey of our artistic renascence at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
David Hamilton, Culture Wars: To Discipline the Devil's Regions - A review by Peter Ayling
by The Editor
This is a major attack on the degenerate cultural elites who are destroying our art and culture from within and is something traditionalists and Christians can stand alongside. The subtitle is from the Chinese Book of Change the I Ching and proclaims war on the Forces of Decadence. If any think that is exaggerated, consider the contents of this book.