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The hidden treasures of Korean Art: Kaesong Collection

Korean art has a long and rich history, dating back to prehistoric times. The earliest known Korean art rock paintings, which were created during the Neolithic period (c. 8000-3500 BCE). During the Goguryeo Kingdom (37 BCE-668 CE), Korean art flourished, with notable achievements in painting. The Goguryeo Kingdom was also known for its tombs, which were decorated with murals depicting the lives and culture of the period. During the Unified Silla Kingdom (668-935 CE), Korean art continued to develop and flourish. The Silla Kingdom is known for its impressive paintings.

History of Kaesong Collection

During the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392), Korean art reached new heights of refinement and sophistication. The Goryeo Dynasty is known for its production of paintings. The Kaesong Nameless Tomb Murals, which depict everyday life and religious rituals from the Goryeo Dynasty, are considered to be some of the finest examples of Korean art from this period. Throughout its history, Korean art has been influenced by a variety of cultural and artistic traditions, including those of China, Japan, and the West. Today, Korean art continues to thrive and evolve, with contemporary artists creating works in a wide range of styles and media. The Kaesong collection refers to a group of Korean artworks and artifacts that were discovered in the city of Kaesong, located in present-day North Korea.

Some of the notable items in the Kaesong collection include a series of murals depicting everyday life and religious rituals from the Goryeo Dynasty. The Kaesong collection is considered to be an important resource for understanding the art and culture of medieval Korea. It has been the subject of numerous exhibitions and studies, and many of the items in the collection are now housed in museums and cultural institutions around the world.

Why has the Kaesong collection become so popular?

The Kaesong collection has garnered increased attention and interest in recent years, due in part to the increasing availability of information about Korean art and culture, as well as the growing interest in the art and culture of East Asia in general. In the past, much of the Kaesong collection was housed in museums and cultural institutions in North Korea, making it difficult for people outside the country to access and study the collection. However, in recent years, more of the collection has become available to the public, through exhibitions, online resources, and other means.

As a result, the Kaesong collection has become increasingly well-known and appreciated by art historians, collectors, and the general public. Many people are drawn to the collection for its historical and cultural significance, as well as for the beauty and craftsmanship of the artworks and artifacts it contains. The increased popularity of the Kaesong collection has also led to a greater appreciation for Korean art and culture more broadly, and has helped to raise awareness of the rich and diverse artistic heritage of Korea.

Choosing the Right Bitcoin Crash Site

It’s hard to believe that Bitcoin was once only worth a few dollars. Just a few years ago, it was trading at just over $100. Things have changed since then, and if you’re here, we’re guessing you know exactly what I mean: We’ve seen some pretty wild fluctuations in the price of a cryptocurrency over the past year or so. One minute it’ll be on an upswing; the next minute it’ll be down by 10 percent or more—and sometimes even more than that! But don’t worry; there are still many ways for people like you who use Bitcoin to make purchases to protect themselves from these fluctuations as much as possible (or even completely).

Location

Location is important, but not the only thing.

There is a school of thought that says “location is everything”, but you need to look at this from both sides: for the good and for the bad. Location can be a proxy for trust, but it’s not a guarantee of trust. The location where you store your Bitcoin might be safer than storing it in an exchange or at home (although we hope not!), but if someone breaks into that facility and steals your private keys or other information, then all bets are off — no matter how secure the place was supposed to be.

So what’s a crypto investor to do? Do their own research on every site they intend on using before trusting them with their money!

Currencies

In addition to the major players, you can also trade in dozens of other cryptocurrencies at any Bitcoin Crash site. These include coins like Ripple (XRP), Monero (XMR), and Stellar Lumens (XLM).

However, there are some currencies you will never be able to trade on a BTC crash site. For example, Ethereum Classic is one of the few cryptocurrencies that isn’t supported by any of the leading exchanges. The same goes for NEM and Tether—you won’t be able to buy or sell these currencies using your account at a crypto crash site either.

Withdrawals

You should be aware that Bitcoin crash sites vary in their withdrawal methods. Some sites may allow you to withdraw your funds via PayPal, for example, while others will only allow withdrawals through bank wire transfers. The amount of time it takes to process your withdrawal can also vary from site to site.

Some sites do charge a fee for withdrawals as well; this is usually a percentage of the amount being transferred out of your account and is deducted from your total balance before you are given access to it (this means that if you have $100 in your account and want to withdraw $60 by bank wire transfer, then 20% ($20) will be deducted from your balance).

Support

The best Bitcoin crash sites offer support in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, and Mandarin. You can also contact them via phone or email.

If you prefer talking to someone, they might also be available on live chat!

Mobile support

Mobile support also plays an important role when you are using a crypto crash site. As most people are using mobile devices nowadays, it is important to make sure that the site you choose has mobile support. This means that the website can be accessed from any device with internet access, including smartphones and tablets.

If you find yourself in a situation where there is no way for you to access your account on a desktop computer or laptop, then this is where mobile support comes into play. You will still be able to use the site even though it may not be as easy as if there were no restrictions placed upon them by their servers and computers themselves!

Research the company behind the site

Research the company behind the gambling site. Check the company’s website, social media accounts, and reviews. Ask your friends or family if they have used them before and what their experiences were like. Look for a company that has been around for a long time and seems legitimate.

Any time you’re considering a crypto crash site, do some research and make sure it’s trustworthy

If you’re considering a Bitcoin crash site, do some research to make sure it’s trustworthy. You can usually find this information by checking out the company behind the site and reading reviews of the gaming site.

  • Do they have a good reputation?
  • How long have they been in business?
  • Are there any complaints against them?
  • Does their website look trustworthy (are there spelling errors, etc.)

Conclusion

I hope this crypto crash gambling guide has helped you understand how to choose the right Bitcoin crash site for your needs. As always, remember to do your research before signing up for any service or investing in any of its products or services.

Choir of Young Believers’ Jannis Noya Makrigiannis Dead at 39

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Jannis Noya Makrigiannis, the founder and mastermind behind the orchestral pop group Choir of Young Believers, has died. His label Ghostly International announced today that the Danish/Greek/Indonesian artist died last month following a short period of illness. Makrigiannis was 39 years old.

Having come up in the Copenhagen music scene, Makrigiannis left the city in 2006 and moved to the Greek island of Samos to write music for the project that would become Choir of Young Believers. “Samos gave me a lot of time on my own; no friends, no mobile, no computer, and no nightlife gives you a hell lot of time on your own,” he told Consequence in 2009. “So I wrote and thought a lot about music, why I was spending all of my time on this weird abstract thing, etc.”

Makrigiannis then returned Copenhagen and brought on a cast of musicians and friends to form Choir of Young Believers. With a rotating lineup, the band achieved multiple No. 1 songs in Denmark and found international success after ‘Hollow Talk’ was used in the Danish-Swedish crime TV show The Bridge. Following an appearance at SXSW in 2009, Ghostly reissued the group’s 2008 debut album This Is For The White In Your Eyes, which was followed by Rhine Gold in 2012 and Grasque followed in 2016. Last year, Choir of Young Believers returned with their final LP, Holy Smoke.

“Jannis was a gentle, kind soul, always appreciative of our team helping him to share his art with the world,” Ghostly wrote in their statement. “He always put art first in his process, and as a result, Jannis was often far ahead of the cultural curve. His music only seems to get better with time.”

Debby Friday Announces Debut Album, Shares New Song ‘SO HARD TO TELL’

Debby Friday, the Toronto artist newly signed to Sub Pop Records, has announced her debut album, GOOD LUCK. Set to arrive on March 24, the LP was co-produced and mixed by Debby Friday and Graham Walsh at Candle Recording Studio in Toronto, with mastering by Heba Kadry in New York. Lead single ‘SO HARD TO TELL’ comes with an accompanying video, which you can check out below.

“I have a lower register and speak with vocal fry so I don’t know what came over me when I made this track,” she said in a statement about the track. “I have never in my life sung like this before and I had no idea I could even make these kinds of sounds with my voice. There’s no pitch effects on ‘SO HARD TO TELL,’ it’s all me.”

GOOD LUCK Cover Artwork:

GOOD LUCK Tracklist:

1. GOOD LUCK
2. SO HARD TO TELL
3. I GOT IT [feat. Uñas]
4. HOT LOVE
5. HEARTBREAKERRR
6. WHAT A MAN
7. SAFE
8. LET U DOWN
9. PLUTO BABY
10. WAKE UP

Frankie Rose Announces First Album in 6 Years, Unveils New Single ‘Anything’

Frankie Rose has announced her first new LP in six years, Love as Projection, which will be out March 10 on Slumberland. Today’s announcement comes with the release of lead single ‘Anything’. Give it a listen below.

Love As Projection will follow Rose’s 2017 album Cage Tropical. In 2019, Rose put out a full-length reworking of the Cure’s Seventeen Seconds, and, two years later, she released an album with Running’s Matthew Hord as Fine Places, This New Heaven.

Love as Projection Cover Artwork:

Love as Projection Tracklist:

1. Sixteen Ways
2. Anything
3. Had It Wrong
4. Saltwater Girl
5. Feel Light
6. DOA
7. Sleeping Night and Day
8. Molotov in Stereo
9. Come Back
10. Song for a Horse

Miley Cyrus Announces New Album ‘Endless Summer Vacation’

Miley Cyrus has announced a new album titled Endless Summer Vacation. It’s set to arrive on March 10 via Columbia Records. Described as Cyrus’ “love letter to LA,” the LP was recorded in Los Angeles and produced with Kid Harpoon, Greg Kurstin, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Tyler Johnson. Its cover artwork was photographed by Brianna Capozzi and executed without the use of visual effects. Check it out along with an album trailer below.

The first preview of the new album will arrive on January 13 with the previously announced ‘Flowers’. Cyrus’ last full-length, Plastic Hearts, came out in 2020.

Endless Summer Vacation Cover Artwork:

Black Belt Eagle Scout Releases New Song ‘Nobody’

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Black Belt Eagle Scout has released ‘Nobody’, another single from her forthcoming album The Land, The Water, The Sky. It follows previous offerings ‘My Blood Runs Through This Land’ and ‘Don’t Give Up’. Check out its Evan Benally Atwood-directed video below.

“When I was growing up, I didn’t have very many Native role models to look to on TV or the radio,” Katherine Paul said of the song in a statement. “It was within my own community that I found inspiring role models through our elders and our community leaders. With Native representation in music and television slowly growing, I often ask myself where I stand within representation in music and how I want to be seen. This song is about the relationship I have with my own representation in music.”

The Land, The Water, The Sky is set for release on February 10 via Saddle Creek.

Watch IDLES Perform ‘The Wheel’ on ‘Fallon’

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IDLES stopped by Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform ‘The Wheel’, a track from their latest album CRAWLER. Watch it happen below.

CRAWLER, the band’s fourth LP, was released in November 2021. IDLES previously brought album track ‘The Beachland Ballroom’ to Kimmel and played ‘Crawl’ on Colbert.

The Murder Capital Share Video for New Song ‘Return My Head’

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The Murder Capital have shared a new track, ‘Return My Head’, the latest preview of their forthcoming record Gigi’s Recovery – out January 20 via Human Season Records. Following previous cuts ‘Only Good Things’ and ‘A Thousand Lives’, the single arrives with an accompanying video directed by the band’s own Gabriel Paschal Blake. Check it out below.

“’Return My Head’ was written in a place of pure frustration, feeling like our sanity had been unwillingly removed through periods of isolation,” frontman James McGovern explained in a press release. “All I wanted at this point was to get my head back, and to throw it away again. But on my own terms. ‘Return my head, and throw it to the crowd’.”

Blake had this to say about the song’s visual:

I wanted to show the rag dolling that can occur to us going from one state of being to another, while always remaining being the same person. The extensions of ourselves that we create to protect ourselves even when we’re alone, and the evident and necessary advice that we receive to continue following and perusing our passions from our friends and family, demonstrated by my own family friends Megan, Nic, Ruairí and Pump.

To me, ‘Return My Head’ is the desire to return your mind to a place of peace and stability, and the belief that to do so, is possible. We shot it in my old secondary school recreational hall. We produced it ourselves. At its best to me, the narrative of the ‘Return My Head’ about coming back to a safety.

Skrillex Taps Fred again.. and Flowdan for New Song ‘Rumble’

Skrillex has teamed up with Fred again.. and Flowdan for a new song called ‘Rumble’. First debuted during Fred Again..’s Boiler Room performance in London last year, the track marks Skrillex’s first material as lead artist in two years. Listen to it below.

Leading up to the release of ‘Rumble’, Skrillex shared a teaser video on social media alongside the caption: ‘QFF/DGTC 23.’ His last LP was 2014’s Recess, though in recent years he has shared collaborative tracks with Four Tet and Starrah, Swae Lee, and more.