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He 'didn't care' about Morrissey trashing The Smiths' legacy, telling The Guardian: 'You can't destroy history.' The Guardian, meanwhile, continued its attack on British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, mocking his 'Jezfest' music festival on June 16. 'That song is about the virus of right-wing ideology that is spreading through the nervous system of the Western world,' said Marr, who released a song for the homeless last year. 'Everybody feels the aching, population is sick and shaking,' he sings on 'Bug'. Staying closer to The Smiths' roots was the band's other songwriter, guitarist Johnny Marr, with his new album, released on June 15. Three days earlier, former Smiths singer Morrissey continued to confound fans, this time by expressing his support for English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson and the right-wing party For Britain. On the same day that people were rallying in Australia against live animal exports, fascists were rallying in England against immigration. JEDI MIND TRICKS - THE BRIDGE AND THE ABYSS Some things are better left buried down under the crust - and if we dig any deeper it could get dangerous.' LISTEN> 2.

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Now we’re drilling through the earth, building pressure all the time, splitting cracks in the rock to free the power inside.

I say I know you’re having fun, I don’t want to make a fuss, but if you dig any deeper it could get dangerous.

He’s going to dig himself a hole that’s the biggest ever made. McQuaid, whose great-great-great aunt won the Nobel Peace Prize, sings on its title track: 'There's a boy in the garden with a shovel and a spade. Summing up their sentiment is the new album from British folk artist Sarah McQuaid, which likens mining companies to children. The protest came 30 years after NASA scientist James Hansen first sounded the alarm on climate change.

At the start of the month, activists from around the world gathered just south of the Great Barrier Reef to protest against Australia exporting more coal and gas than any country on Earth.