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Heyecan,mutluluk,endişe,umut ve kocaman bir değişim ile karşıladım bu sene seni.
Bir bedende iki kalp..
Ömrümün bir miladı..
Hiç tanımadığım bir benle tanışacağım bir yaş olacak belli ki.
Yeni bir nefes ile de yeniden var olacağım belki…
Yaş almak anlamını bu yüzden bu sene biraz yitirdi.
Ne de olsa bir bakıma bende yeniden doğacağım gibi🧡
Hoş geldin 33 yaşım.
Söyleyecek sözüm olmuştur hep Ben hiç böyle suskun kalmadım Hayli garip, içli ve yorgun
AUGUST 31, 2020 (#239)
Consumer Electronics “The Weight”, “Afterfits”
Milat “Kampuchea”
Pod Blotz “Glass Bodies”
Æþel Electronics “Muddy”, “Enaepling”
Bastard Noise & Guilty Connector “Decimation Cycle”
Hanatarash “Web Wig”
Nurse With Wound “Nil By Mouth”
Guilt Attendant “Do Your Part New York City”
Lutkie “It Reckons”
Anenzephalia “Abiding Broadcast Contamination”
Himukalt “Don’t”
Terror Cell Unit “When The Chickens Come Home To Roost”
Valentina Artaud / Monochromatica “Improvisación Concreta Number 1″, “El Canibalismo Es La Unica Opcion Etica“
JS Aurelius “Emergency Contact Line”
Lana Del Rabies “Chapel (Regret)” (Nicole Dollanger RMX), “Gave Up”
[,[,]] ⊊ (full set)
Slow Murder “Special Interest 2″
False Maria “A Song For Luca”
Moonbeam Terror “I Repeat”
Ritual Chair “Isn’t My Pain And Suffering Enough?”
Thee Un-Kommuniti “Spurt White / Cut Black”
Pharmakon “Spit It Out”
John Wiese “Recorded Hologram”
Prurient “Spring Birds Die In Uniform Pockets”
Double Leopards “Sound Holes”
Kazuma Kubota “Wasurenagusa”
Reynols “10,000 Chickens”
Pete Swanson “Αναστενάρια RMX”
Merzbow & Keiji Haino & Balazs Pandi “Become The Discoverer, Not The Discovered Pt. I“
Lingua Ignota “Above Us Only Sky”
It’s the broadcast no one’s been waiting for but everyone runs to when it arrives. It’s our final summer volume at Omega as we take over for Purple Starlight once again with three hours of bonus noise on this final day of August. We feature Weeping Icon’s side project Lutkie, some animal noise from Reynols, cassette sounds from JS Aurelius, female power from Pharmakon, Lingua Ignota, and Ritual Chair, and classic heralds from Nurse With Wound, Merzbow, Keiji Haino, Hanatarash, and more. And as a first on Omega, we play noise from one of our long-time allies and followers of our projects.
Caution: our broadcast contains harsh sounds, extreme frequencies, and red-level overloads. We warned you.
A very special thank you from @justmakesuresheeatsthemouse and @mighty-in-sorrow for providing us their noise project False Maria.
First Autumn deluxe Omega airs September 12, 2020 (10PM, New York City) as we air the first of two new, current, and recent indie broadcasts of the season.
Thanks to everyone who have followed and listened to all of our shows throughout this diverse summer. See you in two weeks.
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Omega Radio for August 31, 2020; #239.
Consumer Electronics “The Weight”, “Afterfits”
Milat “Kampuchea”
Pod Blotz “Glass Bodies”
Æþel Electronics “Muddy”, “Enaepling”
Bastard Noise & Guilty Connector “Decimation Cycle”
Hanatarash “Web Wig”
Nurse With Wound “Nil By Mouth”
Guilt Attendant “Do Your Part New York City”
Lutkie “It Reckons”
Anenzephalia “Abiding Broadcast Contamination”
Himukalt “Don’t”
Terror Cell Unit “When The Chickens Come Home To Roost”
Valentina Artaud / Monochromatica “Improvisación Concreta Number 1″, “El Canibalismo Es La Unica Opcion Etica“
JS Aurelius “Emergency Contact Line”
Lana Del Rabies “Chapel (Regret)” (Nicole Dollanger RMX), “Gave Up”
[,[,]] ⊊ (full set)
Slow Murder “Special Interest 2″
False Maria “A Song For Luca”
Moonbeam Terror “I Repeat”
Ritual Chair “Isn’t My Pain And Suffering Enough?”
Thee Un-Kommuniti “Spurt White / Cut Black”
Pharmakon “Spit It Out”
John Wiese “Recorded Hologram”
Prurient “Spring Birds Die In Uniform Pockets”
Double Leopards “Sound Holes”
Kazuma Kubota “Wasurenagusa”
Reynols “10,000 Chickens”
Pete Swanson “Αναστενάρια RMX”
Merzbow & Keiji Haino & Balazs Pandi “Become The Discoverer, Not The Discovered Pt. I“
Lingua Ignota “Above Us Only Sky”
Bonus Omega; all noise.
Kitap: Ağır Abiler Orkestrası
İsteme!
Bulma!
Ivan Milat (1944-2019) PART TWO
Ivan Robert Marko Milat was the son of a Croatian immigrant, Stjepan Marko Milat, and Australian Margaret Elizabeth Piddleston. The couple had 14 children, with Ivan being born 5th. The local police knew all about the 10 Milat boys, with Ivan (among others) displaying antisocial behaviour since childhood. This led to a period in borstal at the age of 13. When Milat was 17, he was in a juvenile detention centre for theft, and by 19 was involved in robberies. In 1964, Milat received an 18-month prison sentence for breaking and entering. A month after he was released, he was arrested for driving a stolen car and received 2 years’ hard labour. In September 1967, at 23 years old, Milat was sentenced to 3 years for theft. In April 1971, he was charged with abducting two 18-year-old hitchhikers and raping one of them. Whilst awaiting trial in this matter, Milat was involved in a series of robberies with some of his brothers, before faking his suicide and escaping to New Zealand, where he remained for a year. Milat was rearrested the following year but the cases against him failed in court thanks to family lawyer John Marsden. After getting a job as a truck driver, Milat met and married a 16-year-old girl who was carrying his cousin’s baby. She left Milat in 1987 due to domestic violence and the couple divorced in October 1989. By the time of the first murders, Milat had been working on and off for 20 years for the Roads & Traffic Authority all over NSW.
Police began surveilling the Milat house at Cinnabar Street on February 26, 1994. They learned that Milat had recently sold his silver Nissan Patrol 4-wheel-drive not long after the bodies of Clarke and Walters were found. Police also discovered that Milat hadn’t been working at the time of any of the attacks and many witnesses attested to his obsession with weaponry. Milat’s brother, Bill, who often had his identity used by Ivan for work or vehicle registrations, was questioned. When the connection with Paul Onions’ attack was discovered, Onions flew to Australia to assist investigators. On May 5, 1994, Paul Onions positively identified Ivan Milat as the man who attempted to assault him after picking him up on the highway. This was enough to arrest Milat. In order to do so, 50 police officers surrounded the Milat home, including heavily armed officers from the Tactical Operations Unit. A search of the home revealed multiple weapons, including a .22-calibre Anschutz Model 1441/42 rifle and components for a .22-calibre Ruger 10/22 rifle, both of which matched weapons used in the murders, as well as a Browning pistol and a Bowie knife. Also found was sleeping bags, a tent, foreign money, camping equipment and cameras, all of which belonged to his victims. Homes that belonged to Milat’s mother and 5 of his brothers were raided simultaneously by over 300 police, finding a total of 24 weapons, 250kg of ammo and several more items belonging to the victims. Milat was taken to court on May 23, but didn’t enter a plea. The following week he was charged with the 7 backpacker murders. On June 28, Milat fired his defence lawyer, Marsden, and asked for legal aid. Meanwhile, Richard and Walter Milat were tried on weapons, drugs and stolen items charges in relation to items found on their properties. Milat had a committal hearing which started on October 24 regarding the murders and lasted until December 12, during which more than 200 witnesses appeared. On March 26, 1996, Milat’s trial began at the NSW Supreme Court, prosecuted by Mark Tedeschi. His defence argued that, despite the evidence, there wasn’t any proof (other than circumstantial) that Milat was guilty and tried to shift the blame to other members of the Milat family, namely Richard. 145 witnesses took the stand, including members of the Milat family, who attempted to provide alibis, and on June 18, Milat himself testified. After 18 weeks of testimony, on July 27, 1996, the jury found Milat guilty of the murders. He received a life sentence on each count with the possibility of parole and was convicted of the attempted murder, false imprisonment and robbery of Paul Onions, for which he received six years’ jail each.
When Milat arrived at Maitland Gaol, he was immediately beaten up by another inmate. Around a year later, he attempted to escape along with convicted drug dealer and former Sydney councillor George Savvas. The plan was unsuccessful and Savvas was found hanging in his cell the following day and Milat was transferred to the maximum-security super prison in Goulburn, New South Wales. In November 1997, Milat appealed against his convictions due to a breach of his common law right to legal representation but the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal dismissed it. In 2004, Milat filed an application with the High Court to be allowed special leave to appeal on new grounds. This was dismissed, and in October 2005, his final avenue of appeal was refused. 2 appeals were rejected in 2006 as well as another in November 2011. On January 26, 2009, Milat cut off his pinkie finger with a plastic knife, with the intention of mailing it to the High Court to force an appeal. He was taken to Goulburn Hospital under high security and was returned to prison after doctors decided surgery wasn’t possible. Milat had previously harmed himself in 2011, when he went on a 9 day hunger strike, losing 25kg in an unsuccessful attempt to be given a PlayStation. In May 2019, Milat was transferred to Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, and was diagnosed with terminal oesophageal cancer. He was returned to prison after receiving treatment but on August 9, 2019, he was moved to a secure treatment unit in the hospital after losing 20kg in a matter of weeks. On October 27, 2019, Ivan Milat died whilst being treated at Long Bay Jail’s hospital wing. He was 74 years old.
Şimdi ıssız sokaklarda kalbimde biri var
Giden dönmeyince geri beni dünya ne bağlar
Artık soğuk akşamlar bana gökten sensizlik yağar
Kalan olmayınca beni bu dünya ne bağlar