#border movement

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Greater Idaho Movement puts up Salem billboards in bid to 'Free Eastern Oregon'; two bills being introduced - KTVZ

Greater Idaho Movement puts up Salem billboards in bid to 'Free Eastern Oregon'; two bills being introduced

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) - Lawmakers returning to Salem for the start of the Legislative session this week are being greeted by roadside electroni

Man, Idaho REALLY wants the eastern half of Oregon so that they have a higher Republican count.

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Kalab

Released on Noland, the same Berlin based label which gave us 2016’s awesome ‘Karachi Files’ (read our feature on that release HERE) comes new arrival to the experimental scene: Kalab. The Indian producer came to the label’s attention via his participation in the Border Movement project. His tracks exist in the darker and harsher edges of glitchy electronica, embodying unsettling industrial environments.

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Electronica without Borders

Border Movement reviews Kalinihta as part of a lovely piece on Bangalore’s alternative electronica scene.

“The songs on the album quiver and tremble dangerously over forty long minutes. Alexis D’Souza’s voice loosens the tension slightly on the parts that she sings over. Eponymous tracks Boy On A Burning Deck and Kalinihta are album highlights, stealing the show by being huge, menacing sonic walls threatening to crash over you at any given point.”

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Border Movement on Bandish Projekt's sonic identity!

BorderMovement bring you the sonic juxtaposition that is BANDISH PROJEKT! http://www.bordermovement.com/when-hard-and-soft-collide/

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Border Movement

"We do not believe in the power of weapons. Violence leads to violence and lasting change is made by society, not by oppressive cultural imperialism. On an international level our role should be much more that of a friend, instead of an enemy. We’re scared, so we sadly tend to forget that. Now we can either violently force those cultures to be like us or we can peacefully support them in finding their very own way."

The post for today is about a portrait of Afganistan and their people. The project "Border Movement" is an initiative facilitating the cultural exchange between South Asia and Germany throughout connecting its music scenes. Giving young people the opportunity to get together, to start something new, to collaborate regardless of physical borders.

This approach is fascinating as the major news we hear in the western countries are of political nature. And these news are barely in favor of the country. The film shows the beauty of the country's scenery and portraits the friendly people without any prejudices.