Disco 191 - Semana 36 - De 1 a 8 de setembro de 2021 - The Coral - Coral Island

O Brasil é um dos países mais privilegiados em quantidade de água disponível, mas está passando pela pior seca dos últimos 91 anos. A gestão inadequada dos recursos hídricos, com altas taxas de desperdícios e vazamentos, somada a uma percepção errada do risco de estiagens severas em um mundo cada vez mais quente, trouxe o país a uma situação trágica de escassez em boa parte do Sudeste, Centro-Oeste e partes do Sul e do Norte.

A primeira consequência da estiagem foi o aumento nos preços da comida. A seca também diminuiu a capacidade de geração hidrelétrica, levando ao aumento do uso de termelétricas – que encarecem a conta de luz, contribuem para o aquecimento global e também consomem muita água em processos de resfriamento, agravando ainda mais a crise hídrica localmente.

Mesmo com o aumento no uso dessas usinas poluentes e caras, faltará energia a partir de outubro, segundo o Operador Nacional do Sistema, que recomendou aumento ainda maior no uso de termelétricas e importação de energia.

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The Coral - Coral Island


Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/3DsVPs2X3o6HJOrioFo4lx?si=2C3SKNErQ82PTb3dtuEy3g&dl_branch=1

Deezer - https://deezer.page.link/tyVTvjbAMVvQERro7

YouTube - https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nL_gYAVnhmVBFHtsawBDpIGO5lUA7OkjA&feature=share

Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/album/coral-island/1550963543

Genius - https://genius.com/albums/The-coral/Coral-island

Coral Island is the tenth studio album by English rock band the Coral. Run On Records and Modern Sky UK released it on 30 April 2021. During the cycle for their ninth studio album Move Through the Dawn (2018), the band began stockpiling song ideas; on the way home from Blackpool, the band had the idea of making a concept album about a fictional town. With the assistance of Edin Burdis, the band began mapping out the album. The recording sessions were held at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool, with the narration recorded at Ian Murrary's house in Merseyside; the band and Chris Taylor acted as producers. Described as a psychedelic album, it drew comparison to the Kinks' Village Green Preservation Society (1968), while the narration was reminiscent of that heard on the Small Faces' Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968).

Coral Island received positive reviews from music critics, who praised the high-quality song writing. It reached number two in the UK, and charted in Germany, Scotland, and Switzerland. The album was preceded by the release of three singles: "Faceless Angel" in January 2021, "Lover Undiscovered" in March 2021, and "Vacancy" in April 2021. Coinciding with the album was the publication of a book by keyboardist Nick Power, which provided backstories for each of the characters mentioned on the album.



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