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5-9’s Album of the Month Podcast – Episode 6 Out Now!

The June review episode of the 5-9 Album of the Month Podcast is now available - and it might just be my favourite episode yet!

As ever I take a seat alongside 5-9 Editor Andrew Belt and Check This Out’s Kiley Larsen to review five high profile album releases from the past month in music, and ultimately name one as our Album of the Month at the end of the discussion.

For this episode, the five albums discussed are:

PARANOIA, ANGELS, TRUE LOVE by Christine & The Queens

Off Planet by Django Django

Chaos For The Fly by Grian Chatten (Poll winner, thanks for voting!)

The Art of Pleasure by Janelle Monáe

Guy by Jayda G

If you want to listen to the June episode or any previous episodes simply click the link below, but also be sure to follow 5-9 Blog on Instagram and Twitter for more news and polls relating to the podcast, along with other great content like film reviews, sports articles and more.

Listen to the June 2023 episode here

Learn more about the Album of the Month podcast in my interview with Left Lion here

Album & EP Recommendations

My Back Was a Bridge For You To Cross by ANOHNI and the Johnsons

Once upon a time, I refused to listen to ANOHNI and the Johnsons’ music.

You see when this unknown album to me titled I Am A Bird Now beat one of my favourite albums of all time in Bloc Party’s Silent Alarm to the 2005 Mercury Music Prize, I couldn’t quite believe it. As a 15-year-old kid at the time, I think I gave half a listen to ANOHNI’s record and then squawked endlessly at the injustice of the decision. Years later though when I had finally matured (my music taste along with it), I listened to I Am A Bird Now properly and saw the beauty that the Mercury judges had seen in that record years earlier.

Fast forward to 2016, I was even more blown away by ANOHNI’s solo debut, Hopelessness, with its cutting political commentary and dazzling experimental synth-pop melodies. In a stacked year for new music (my favourite ever in fact), it would finish 11th in my Top Albums of 2016 list, but in any other year it could’ve easily been a Top 5 contender. So now, 7 years on from that record and 13 years after the last ANOHNI and the Johnsons album, she has finally got the band back together for some new music – and I’m pleased to say it’s every bit as outstanding as those two previous efforts.

Whilst thematically My Back Was a Bridge… picks up partly where Hopelessness left off - looking in despair at humanity and the current state of the world but with personal tales scattered in there too - sonically it couldn’t be more different. This time around the electro-pop of that album has been replaced, with this collection of songs instead beautifully backdropped by bluesy guitars and sweeping orchestral strings. ANOHNI’s own inimitable vocals then remain the ever-present constant, her voice frequently making the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end. Not a moment is wasted across the album’s concise 40-minute runtime either, with sublime opener It Must Change, the gospel-like refrains of Can’t, the soaring rock riffs of Scapegoat and Rest, as well as the mesmerising balladry of There Wasn’t Enough just some of the many highlights here.

Without question this is one of the finest records of the year so far, with ANOHNI once again hitting heights few other artists can reach. Incredible songwriting, stunning vocal performances and some beautifully cinematic instrumentation - this one is quite special indeed.

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Angels & Queens by Gabriels

It’s crazy to think that just a couple of weeks ago, myself and a lot of other people weren’t even aware of this Compton-based soul trio. That all changed though when Elton John invited frontman Jacob Lusk to join him for a performance of Are You Ready For Love during his instantly iconic Glastonbury headline set. In that one moment, Elton quickly put the band on everyone’s radar if they weren’t already – a testament to his greatness by being such a champion for new music and artists. Now striking whilst the iron’s hot, Gabriels have delivered their debut album which has quickly become one of the most critically acclaimed records of the year. Does it live up to the praise it’s received so far? Very much so.

With seven of the songs initially released as a shorter project in September last year, listeners early to the party would’ve already gotten insight into Gabriels’ richly textured soul through moments like the orchestral R&B of the title track, the operatic, Succession-theme-esque Taboo and haunting closing track, Mama. However now the full scope of the project has been revealed it is sure to be even more breathtaking to both new and existing fans alike, with goosebump-inducing ballad We Will Remember and the mind-blowing, gospel-soul trio of Love and Hate in a Different Time, Glory and Great Wind some of the standout moments.

Similarly to the ANOHNI and the Johnsons project, this is another colossal work from the past week that is sure to leave you floored. Instantly timeless, expertly crafted and exquisitely-produced, this is another staggering collection of songs that is sure to feature highly on multiple year-end lists come December – at this stage, my own included.

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The Greater Wings by Julie Byrne

Whilst I always enjoy reading everyone’s “Albums of the Year so far” lists over the summer and using them as a guide to check out some records I might have otherwise missed, there is a reason I don’t do my own and this past week is a prime example. As soon as June finished, three records have come out of nowhere to easily rank amongst the year’s very best. Joining Gabriels and ANOHNI is American singer-songwriter Julie Byrne, whose third album is a devastatingly beautiful meditation on heartache and grief. Summing it up perfectly here’s what friend of the blog Kiley Larsen, who recommended the album to me, has to say:

“Byrne is one of those singer-songwriter talents whose transcendental voice is more than worth the price of admission, and she wisely continues to focus almost exclusively on a minimalist presentation of her vocal beauty. Her past work found her mostly accompanied by fingerpicked acoustic guitar, but The Greater Wings excels at painting the vocal focus while adding celestial synths and well-placed strings. These haunting textures are most apparent on “Summer Glass,” which links the two phases of The Greater Wings, but every song is must-hear. The album rightfully carries a heavy air, but Byrne wonderfully mixes gratitude alongside grief - one has to be in the right mood for The Greater Wings, and many oncoming autumns listens should only solidify Julie Byrne’s latest as a still blossoming career high and one of the year’s best.”

Read Kiley’s full blog here

Listen to The Greater Wings here

I Don’t Know by bdrmm

Another super strong effort that’s been in heavy rotation the past few weeks, British shoegaze outfit and cult favourites bdrmm recently released their brilliantly hypnotic sophomore album - I Don’t Know. The evolution from their debut is immediately apparent, as the raw rock soundscapes carry over from that album but feature noticeably more refined production and are now occasionally filled with some more electronic elements too.

Boasting this more expansive sound, it makes for a spellbinding experience that surpasses even that of their debut, with dreamy opener Alps, the spiralling guitars of We Fall Apart and the blissfully epic, aptly-titled The Final Movement all worth tuning in to hear for yourself.

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Música del Corazón by Justin Nuñez

Now if country rock music with some welcome Latin-American flair is your thing, then look no further than this sensational debut from New Mexico-based singer-songwriter, Justin Nuñez.

Packing plenty of charm and simply beaming with those warm, timeless Southern state sounds, this is one record you’ll find yourself returning to again and again. From The Black Keys’ style stomp of Forget Our Misery to the Brazil-inspired love song Open Road and heartbreaking acoustic lament of Momma, it’s a strong introduction to Nuñez’s music that boasts plenty of potential for the future.

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Pink Tape by Lil Uzi Vert

And finally on the albums front this week, whilst it may have been a drab year for hip hop so far, I’m pleased to say that Lil Uzi Vert has delivered one of the more fascinating and experimental hip hop records of 2023 thus far – albeit not for everyone. At 90 minutes and 23 songs + bonus tracks long, it’s definitely a patchy listen but there’s enough intriguing moments here to dip in and discover.

The crossover tracks in particular are some of the highlights as Lil Uzi Vert enlists metal heavyweights Babymetal and Bring Me The Horizon for two blockbuster collaborations, whilst CS sees the rapper deliver his own cover of System of A Down’s Chop Suey no less. Whilst this will be sacrilege to some no doubt, I’m sure some will enjoy this chaotic take – even as parody.

However, the most surprising and most fun highlight is Nakamura, which sees Lil Uzi sample WWE wrestler Shinsuke Nakamura’s awesome entrance theme, transforming it into a huge summer anthem. Weird, wild, wonderful.

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Also worth checking out: Time Will Wait For No One by Local Natives, Dead Club City by Nothing But Thieves, In The End It Always Does by Japanese House, Slugs of Love by Little Dragon, 3 of Us EP by FLO

Tracks of the Week

Troubled Waters by The Streets

The big comeback this week was that of legendary British MC Mike Skinner, who announced The Streets are finally back and would be releasing a new visual album this October titled The Darker The Shadow, The Brighter The Light. Whilst they did release a mixtape back in 2020, this will excitedly mark The Streets’ first new album since 2011’s Computer and Blues.

This first taster track shows plenty of promise for the new record too, with a captivating electronic beat backdropping Skinner as he turns his attention to society’s accountability and hedonism, with cutting lines like “Outside of the nightclub, I don’t know what to do – inside of the nightclub, it’s too dark to care.” A very welcome return and I already can’t wait to hear more.

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The Trench Coat Museum by Yard Act

Well, who was expecting this?! A band that built their following and earned themselves a Mercury Prize nomination from crafting short sharp slices of post punk the like of those found on their acclaimed debut The Overload, the Leeds band have taken a sharp left turn with this incredible new single.

At eight minutes long it’s nothing short of epic, channelling their peers in the Working Men’s Club by delivering a single filled with big rock riffs and a psychedelic vortex of synths. I love it and recommend that its best experienced alongside the zany and surreal music video that you can watch below.

Watch the music video here

Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo

Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album SOUR was one of the surprise highlights for me in 2021, a brilliant and concise pop record with a welcome splash of punk energy. Now readying her highly anticipated sophomore effort titled GUTS, vampire is the anthemic first single. With some similarities to her blockbuster hit driver’s licence, it suggests that Olivia will continue her rapid trajectory into superstardom.

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Hippodrome by Jamie T

Released a couple of weeks back to coincide with his triumphant headline show in London’s Finsbury Park, this is a typically fantastic new single from Jamie T. An instant gem that features all his signature hallmarks, I can see this one being a live favourite for years to come.

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Time To Run by Tycho

Whilst the summer weather may have disappeared from the UK as quickly as it arrived (sad face), the sun-soaked electronic singles are still arriving and this one from Tycho might be one of the best of the year so far. A cool neon-soaked groove propelled by a big funky bassline, if you’re in the UK it’ll help you pretend the rains and clouds don’t exist – at least for a little while!

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Now U Do by DJ Seinfeld & Confidence Man

Also serving up one of the songs of the summer, whilst Confidence Man’s recent collaboration with Daniel Avery was a blast this one with DJ Seinfeld is somehow even better. With an absorbing, string-tinged groove and some throwback vocal manipulation, this one will have you joyously dancing around your front room like it’s the early 2000s.

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Where Are Your Kids Tonight? By CMAT featuring John Grant

Irish singer-songwriter CMAT may have only released her highly acclaimed debut last year, but she has wasted little time delivering the follow-up. Crazymad, For Me is due for release this October and if this latest collaboration with John Grant is anything to go by, it is sure to be another cracker.

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Pendulum by Spanish Love Songs

Having got into the American rockers off the back of their 2020 album Brave Faces Everyone, Spanish Love Songs’ No Joy is already one of my most highly anticipated records for this coming August. My expectations for their record are only escalating with each new excellent single too, as Pendulum marks the album’s spiritual title track through its anthemic, emo-tinged chorus of “I know what they say when I walk in the light, there’s no joy in my life, there’s no joy when I’m right.”

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If I Could Turn Back Time by Deaf Havana

And finally this week, I always like to include a fun cover if I can and this is a surprisingly sublime one as rock duo Deaf Havana deliver this amazing cover of Cher’s classic single. Putting their own unique spin on the track with some soaring strings and atmospheric electronics, if it wasn’t such an iconic song, you’d easily mistake it for one of their own.

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Also worth checking out: Overdrive by Post Malone, The Skin and the Glove by Drab Majesty, A Little Bit Further by Tourist, On Purpose (For My Future Daughter) by Bellah Mae

REMINDER: If you use Apple Music, you can also keep up-to-date with all my favourite 2023 tracks through my Best of 2023 playlist. Constantly updated throughout the year with songs I enjoy, it is then finalised into a Top 100 Songs of the Year in December.

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Danish Houses: Residential Buildings Denmark

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Key Residential Buildings in Denmark – Contemporary Properties information + images

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Danish Houses

Contemporary Danish Homes, chronological:

e-architect selected interesting examples of new Danish Houses. We aim to include houses in Denmark that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both. We cover completed houses, new house designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Denmark.

13 Sep 2019 Casa Ry Architect: Christoffersen & Weiling Architects photograph : Tina Stephansen Casa Ry, Contemporary Danish House The project Casa Ry designed by the Danish architecture studio Christoffersen & Weiling Architects wins the prestigious German architecture award Iconic Award in the category Innovative Architecture.

5 Feb 2018 Treldehuset, Vejle, Jylland, western Denmark Architects: CEBRA photography : Mikkel Frost | CEBRA Treldehuset in Vejle Being satisfied tenants in The Iceberg, an award-winning housing project in Aarhus, DK, the owners of the summer house addressed CEBRA. They wanted to know if CEBRA designed small-scale houses with the same high level of architectural ambition. This is an architectural interpretation of the Russian babushka doll.

15 Jan 2018 Veddinge Hills Summer House Design: MARTIN KALLESØ ARKITEKTER photo : Joshua Gross, Denmark Veddinge Hills Summer House near Asnæs The shape of the house was conceived as a vision of a flock of migrating black birds. Four of these birds land on the plot; each of them finding their own spot on the ground.

21 Nov 2017 Biological House, Middelfart, Fyn Architects: Een til Een photography : Middelfart Biological House in Middelfart The world’s first ‘Biological House’ has opened its doors to visitors and sets a new high standard for eco-friendly buildings. The leading forces behind this innovative build, Een til Een, built the house in secrecy, and eventually welcomed visitors from all over the world.

2 Aug 2017 Kornets Hus, Aabybro, north west of Aalborg, Jutland, western Denmark Design: Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter photos : Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Places studio Kornets Hus Hjørring Located on the land of an existing farm and bakery, the new inspiration centre will offer visitors, locals and employees alike a facility for activity based learning centered around the importance of grain both to Jutland and human civilization. The building is organized around a simple and flexible plan, which allows for a wide variety of activities and functions to take place.

24 Jul 2017 Villa Rypen, Aarhus, Jutland Design: C.F. Møller Architects photograph : Julian Weyer Aarhus Villa Villa Rypen is a single-storey detached house situated on the edge of a forest in Aarhus. Inspired by the unique site, the forest is invited in, and the house extends its terraces to reach out to the forest’s tall trees, and also to the garden.

14 Jul 2017 The Green House, Lejre, Zealand, East Denmark Architect: Sigurd Larsen photograph : Tia Borgsmidt The Green House in Lejre A series of single family houses is designed for Frikøbing near Copenhagen in Denmark. The development plan for the area has high demands on sustainability for construction materials, insulation, energy and air circulation.

10 Jul 2017 The Light House, Lejre, Sjælland, East Denmark Architect: Sigurd Larsen photograph : Tia Borgsmidt The Light House in Lejre THE LIGHT HOUSE is the second of the typologies to be developed in the area by this architect and consists of a simple plan arrangement that allow for low construction costs while offering generous living spaces.

4 Apr 2017 Double Houses, Roskilde, Zealand Design: Conm + Kallesø, architects image Courtesy architecture office Roskilde Houses The project is located in the Western part of Roskilde.

22 Aug 2016 Artist’s House, Hvide Sande, Jutland, western Denmark Design: Cubo Architects image Courtesy architecture office Artist’s House in Hvide Sande This Danish artist’s residence will function as an open-door workshop and exhibition space, whilst offering free accommodation to artists for a week or two at a time. Clad in sustainable Kebony wood, this ‘Artist’s House’ overlooks the picturesque port of Tyskerhavn.

19 Jan 2016 Courtyard Houses Roskilde, Zealand Design: Conm + Kallesø, architects image Courtesy architecture office Courtyard Houses in Roskilde Right from the very start of the design process, the project faced a serious challenge: a very, very long and narrow site with very poor opportunity for daylight in each dwelling.

18 Sep 2015 Five Little Houses, Zealand Design: JVA image Courtesy architecture office Five Little Houses on Zealand The site for this residential development is located in a beautiful but windy summerhouse village on the northern tip of Sjælland.

12 Mar 2014 Castle Houses in Hørsholm – Slotshusene Design: Arkitema, architects photograph : Arkitema Architects – Niels Nygaard Castle Houses in Hørsholm The development takes the form of a chain, the turns of which weave the houses and nature together to form a whole. The chain is unbroken, but in its movements it divides the development into smaller enclaves.

19 Nov 2013 Modern Seaweed House, Denmark Design: Vandkunsten photograph : Helene Høyer Mikkelsen, Realdania Byg Modern Seaweed House ‘The seaweed houses on Læsø are physical testimony to the culture and the life that have characterised the building tradition on the island for centuries. The starting point of the Modern Seaweed House has been to explore this unique archive of cultural and architectural history and employ the past as source for contemporary architecture.

7 Oct 2013 Summer House in Denmark Design: Powerhouse Company photo : Åke E. Son Lindman Summer House in Denmark The house is a cluster of five wings, like miniature cabins. These fan out like a hand spreading five fingers over the site, generating a variety of views, light effects and outdoor areas.

13 Jan 2012 Green Solution House Bornholm Design: 3XN with William McDonough + Partners image from architect Green Solution House Bornholm Danish practice 3XN is the architect behind a new experimental conference center and hotel where everything is adapted to the circulation of nature and where guests will get an idea of how it feels to live in a world without waste.

3 Dec 2009 Danish Summerhouse Design: Powerhouse Company image from architects Danish Summerhouse Glamourous yet cost effective, the XXLong Summerhouse challenges the idea that luxurious does not necessarily means expensive. With a budget of a standard summerhouse, the XXL Summerhouse provides all the qualities of a custom made design.

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post updated 15 Aug 2019 The Wave Vejle, Jylland, western Denmark Design: Henning Larsen Architects photograph : Jacob Due The Wave in Vejle he Wave in Vejle is a new unique housing and with its sculptural and organic forms it will become the new landmark of Vejle. With the magnificent location overlooking the promenade and the bay the characteristic building both respects and challenges the potential of the area.

5 Jan 2010 Northern Harbour Copenhagen Design: COBE, SLETH MODERNISM, Polyform and Rambøll COBE, SLETH MODERNISM, Polyform, Rambøll Northern Harbour Copenhagen Danish Architects COBE, in collaboration with SLETH MODERNISM, Polyform and Rambøll, are currently developing the largest urban transformation project in Scandinavia. With 200 ha, Copenhagen’s Northern harbor is today used as harbor, but expected to be transformed into a new Copenhagen neighborhood within the next 40 to 50 years.

Danish Houses News 2009

Housing+ Aalborg, Jutland C. F. Møller Architects image from architect Housing+ Aalborg The Housing+ concept sets the ambitious target of a zero-energy housing scheme, which also includes the tenant’s primary household energy consumption. The complex will thus be 100% relying on renewables.

Skybox House, Sjælland Primus architects, atelier + production photograph : Tina Krogager Skybox House The main focus has been to add spatiality and experience of light to the relatively small program. The plan sets the bedrooms apart from the large living space and introduces an open hallway.

Danish Housing – News 2008

Iceberg Project Design: JDS + CEBRA photo © Isabelle Lomholt Iceberg Project

Jutland Housing Schmidt Hammer Lassen Jutland Housing

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Danish Architecture Designs – chronological list

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Danish Building Developments – more information on older buildings

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Advice House, Lysholt Park, Vejle, Jylland C. F. Møller Architects Advice House

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Werbung. Es ist #Schnipselfreitag von der lieben @doreen_hallmann_autorin 💜 vor kurzem hatte sie gefragt, was für Themen wir uns wünschen würden und tolle Ideen wurden geschrieben. Aus dieser Anzahl hat Doreen drei für heute herausgesucht. ➡️@alexandra_richter_sgr hat nach den Namen der Protagonisten gefragt. Bedeutung? Ganz ehrlich, manchmal brauche ich sehr lange um einen Namen zu finden. Gelegentlich aber nehme ich auch einfach meine Lieblingsvornamen: Jacob, Jack, Henry, Joshua, Alice, Justin, und einige mehr. Gelegentlich ändere ich auch den Namen, weil ich erst später gemerkt habe, dass es so nicht passt oder es eine Art Hommage ist. Gut, ich gebe es zu: Henry wurde durch Henry VIII, bzw Jonathan Rhys Meyers ins Leben gerufen 😁😁😏 ➡️@rocknrollmagic1 möchte etwas über den Schreibplatz wissen. Couch, ganz einfach. Umgeben von all den zauberhaften Büchern. ➡️ Die dritte Frage ist tatsächlich von mir gewesen: welcher Song passt am besten zum Buch? Warum? Ja ... Aaaaaaaalso ... Wie konnte ich nur 😁 jedes Buch hat eine eigene Playlist auf Spotify. 💜 Verzweifelte Hoffnung: "Leave right now" - Will Young, "Fix Me" - Icon for Fire 💜Zerrissen: "Numb" - Linkin Park 💜 Lydia 1: "In the end" - Linkin Park 💜Lydia 2: "If a Song could get me you" - Marit Larsen, "Good enough" - Evanescence 💜Henry 1: "Immortals" - Fall Out Boy 💜Henry 2: "come Back my Love" - the Overtones, "Fading like a flower" - Roxette 💜Das magische Armband 1: "Smile" - Nat King Cole (Charlie Chaplin) 💜Das magische Armband 2: "Abuse me" - Silverchair, "Impossible year" - Panic at the disco 💜Das magische Armband 3: "Human" - Christina Perri, "Know your enemy" - Green Day 💜Das Geheimnis des Stiftes - "Invisible" - Panic at the disco, "Penelopieces" - Jason Wade. ➡️Jedes Lied hat eine gewisse Bedeutung zur Geschichte oder passt zu den Protagonisten. Manche werden in den Büchern erwähnt, andere sind in der jeweiligen Playlist zu hören und haben mich inspiriert. Übrigens: My Chemical Romance haben ein Song namens "Helena". 😁😁 #songs #playitloud #greendayforever #panicatthedisco #falloutboy #jasonwade #silverchair #mychemicalromance #inspiration #selfpublishing #selfpub #music #musiclove https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv4A6NwFQ_W/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=n7lyyj8rk7wc

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Liverpool news: Reds unveil new third kit as Virgil van Dijk and Co pose in ‘Phantom Black’ strip

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& # 39; Unpublished by our special city & # 39; revealed: Liverpool unveils new third kit as Virgil van Dijk and Co pose in & # 39; Phantom Black & # 39; & # 39; New Balance third kit

The black shirt has an eye Alisson Becker and Simon Mignolet will wear a bright green green keeper's suit

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Published: 10:33 BST, July 20, 2019 | unveiled their striking new & # 39; Phantom Black & # 39; third

The Reds unveiled their new kit with about three weeks until the competitive season starts.

Liverpool has not had a black-kit campaign since the 2016-17 and New Balance have made gold again with the latest design, it seems.

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Fabinho was pictured in the new kit in The Kop – although the kit will not be used with Anfield

The black shirt has a striking mesh pattern embellished on the front, while the Liverpool top and the New Balance logo stand out in a neon blue stitching.

Said to & # 39; inspired by our special city & # 39; to be, the comic has the Bob Paisley signature stitched on the inside of the neck, just like this season's home and equipment sets. mark the devastating events of Hillsborough, the emblem of 96 is again next to the eternal flames on the neck of the shirt.

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The black shirt has a striking mesh pattern that is decorated on the front of the sweater

The shirt also has a customized image on the front of the sweater, which is said to represent the iconic shape of Liverpool street signs.

Players will wear the shirt with black shorts and black socks while the goalkeeper's set is completely green.

It is currently unclear when they will wear it for the first time, but upcoming friendly matches against Sevilla and Sporting Lisbon are options.

Liverpool preparations for the season got a blow on Friday night after being 3-2 defeated by Borussia Dortmund in their first game of the pre-season tour of the United States

Under stifling conditions at Notre Dame Stadium in Indiana, European champions had to deal with the Bundesliga riders in what Jurgen Klopp had & # 39; the first correct test & # 39; mentioned from his preseason.

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Players will wear black shorts and black socks while the goalkeeper's equipment is completely green

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Delaney15 Thomas1515aneane1515 it 2-1 eight minutes into the second half with an easy walk-in and Jacob Bruun Larsen extended the lead after finding the bottom corner in the 58th minute.

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The Reds, however, could not find the equalizer in the final phase for the 40,361-strong crowd.

Liverpool will continue its pre-season tour at Boston's Fenway Park against Seville on Sunday.

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The Lincoln Center Theater’s critically acclaimed production of OSLO begins performances at the National Theatre on 5 September (press nights 15, 16, 18 September) and later transfers to the Harold Pinter Theatre in London’s West End (2 October – 30 December 2017). The cast including Toby Stephens in the role of social-scientist Terje Rød-Larsen, Lydia Leonard as his wife, diplomat Mona Juul and Peter Polycarpou as Ahmed Qurie, the former Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority are in rehearsal for the production with images by Brinkhoff Mögenburg released this morning.

This gripping new play by J T Rogers, directed by Bartlett Sher, was awarded ‘Best Play’ at the 2017 Tony Awards ® and was winner of every ‘Best Play’ award on Broadway this season, including those given by New York Drama Critics’ Circle, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle , Drama League, Obie and Lucille Lortel Awards.

In 1993, in front of the world’s press, the leaders of Israel and Palestine shook hands on the lawn of the White House. Few watching would have guessed that the negotiations leading up to this iconic moment started secretly in a castle in the middle of a forest outside Oslo.

Oslo tells the true story of how one young Norwegian couple Mona Juul and her husband, Terje Rød-Larsen planned and orchestrated top-secret, high-level meetings between the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation, which culminated in the signing of the historic 1993 Oslo Accords. Featuring dozens of characters and set in locations across the globe, Oslo is both a political thriller and the personal story of a small band of women and men struggling together – and fighting each other – as they seek to change the world. (Mona Juul is currently the Norwegian Ambassador to the UK – the first woman to occupy the role).

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  The cast also includes Geraldine Alexander, Philip Arditti, Thomas Arnold, Nabil Elouahabi, Karoline Gable, Paul Herzberg, Jacob Krichefski, Jonah Y Lotan, Anthony Shuster, Daniel Stewart and Howard Ward.

Oslo is written by J T Rogers and directed by Bartlett Sher, with sets by Michael Yeargan, costumes by Catherine Zuber, lighting by Donald Holder, sound by Peter John Still and projections by 59 Productions.

Oslo is produced in association with Ambassador Theatre Group / Scott Delman.

National Theatre, Upper Ground, London SE1 9PX Dates: 5 – 23 September 2017

Oslo at the Harold Pinter Theatre 6 Panton Street, London, SW1Y 4DN

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