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This is the only end of year list that matters.

The most prestigious in ambient music.

Benoît Pioulard's 'Stanza IV' is the winner of the @DrownedinSound Forum Ambient Thread AOTY

🏆 Congratulations Benoît 🏆

(maybe @blackknoll can let him know he's won!)
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James Turrell retweeted
Rewatched The Night of the Hunter last night. Such a strange miracle of a movie in so many ways & lots of sincere things to say about it. But my other takeaway is that 'spawn of the devil's own strumpet!' is a really under-used insult.
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Sam is hot and needs help.
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Extravagant metaphors of war and myth are all fun and games—until they collide with the political reality of hard-right populism and a world on the edge.

My latest World Cup essay on tonight's England vs Argentina semi-final:
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Harry Kane just passed Pelé on the World Cup's all-time scoring list. He also saved England's tournament from a DR Congo shock. One of those things is more sustainable than the other.

👇Link below & in bio
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1/ England are through to the last 32. They're still playing like Derby County, not Man City. A thread. 🧵
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6/ Against Panama it got better — they scored, they won. But ⅔ of their total xG came from one 5-minute spell. Bellingham. Then Kane. That was it.
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7/ Full breakdown on the Substack — link in bio & below. DR Congo on Wednesday. The storm might start sooner than anyone thinks

jamesoneverythingish.substack.com/p/england-worl…
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New piece up. Reform MP Sarah Pochin suggested England winning football matches is the solution to domestic violence. I had some thoughts.

LINK BELOW
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World Cup 2026 Week One: Messi, England, Iraq, and African football shifts.

New piece — cultural notes from the opening week of the tournament.
James on…Everything(ish)
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Half-time. Sun blazing. Only vegan at a Midlands barbecue. England 1-0 up in a World Cup semi-final.

We all know what happened next.

Eight years on — can Tuchel finally solve the problem that's haunted England for decades? 🧵
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Replying to @JamesTurrell1
But here's what Tuchel cannot yet answer:

Could England, 1-0 up in a semi-final, legs gone, sun relentless — hold firm, keep the ball, and take that final step?

No manager has solved it in 60 years.
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Are England finally ready?

Tuchel was hired to make them so. The players think they are.

History remains less convinced. 👇

open.substack.com/pub/jamesoneve…
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