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The Treacherous Necropolis Corridor

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  The Treacherous Necropolis Corridor The Necropolis Corridor is an uncharted and treacherous region of space. It can be described as a "black scar across the vast space", serving as a challenging segment of interstellar travel. Necropolis Corridor A Restricted Detour The Necropolis Corridor acts as a "Restricted Detour" from the Primary Trade Lane Delta-Nine, typically undertaken by travellers heading towards Outpost Aurum on a "Transit & Sightseeing Tour" mission. The journey through it costs 127 Cycles. Podcast:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXaHuXMcUMrhIzfjKlj9clJCOfOlb5B5B Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXaHuXMcUMrgi9Vms3dSNvqYUCqfQENoS Tags #art #Spacestation #scifi #fictionalworld #story #arthouse #futuristic #spaceadventure  #Sanctuary #Revitalisation #Retro #art #metaart

Top 5 80's Australian post punk

jjfbbennett TOP 5 1980's Australian Post Punk Under rated and more powerful than the UK or USA Holy Joe: Laughing Clowns Laughing Clowns are an Australian post punk rock band fronted by vocalist and guitarist Ed Kuepper and backed by drummer Jeff Wegener.  Formed in Sydney in 1979 after the break-up of Kuepper's punk rock band The Saints. Where The Saints were a bass/drums/guitar rock band, Laughing Clowns' various line-ups included double bass, piano, tenor saxophone and trumpet. Often referred to as "jazz punk" by critics, the group's songs were often constructed around difficult time signatures and sometimes "off-key" melodies. Kuepper passionately disagreed with the assertion that the music was jazz-like, but rather thought of the music as being soul-like. This is evidenced by the fact that, in amongst the cachophony, many of the songs have strong melodic hooks, epic progressions and emotionally charged lyrics. They released several albums, singl...