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Reflector #27: The Hot Showers – “Lisbon”
Can a Sagres make things better when you don’t want to leave?
April 3, 2021
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Can a Sagres make things better when you don’t want to leave?
“Don’t worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today’s trouble is enough for today.”Jesus Christ. Jesus, as usual, is right. Coincidentally, and as per a strange, two-thousand-year-old
“Time is a flat circle. Everything we have done or will do we will do over and over and over again—forever.”
Tuesday, March 16 marks exactly one trip around the sun since the first lockdown for Lisbon. Feels like a lot longer, right?! But don’t worry, the current, both two-week-long and
“Reflector” is a series by Atlas correspondent David Soares about songs by non-Portuguese bands inspired — in many cases, rather mysteriously — by the westernmost European nation. Angra is a heavy metal band
“Reflector” is a series by Atlas correspondent David Soares about songs by non-Portuguese bands inspired — in many cases, rather mysteriously — by the westernmost European nation. No rebrand for this magazine happening
Italian producer and electronic musician Populous, a.k.a Andrea Mangia gives kudos to Lisbon’s dynamic music scene of 2018.
The seagull above speaks volumes about the current state of things in Lisbon: under a bleak, sunless sky, he or she is stoically maintaining, reflecting on the bland but still
Fun fact: Frontman Dan Sena is the grandson of Jorge de Sena, a Portuguese poet who was exiled during the dictatorship.
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