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The Unclean Truth: How Five Cities Stack Up On Recycling - Source: WNEW
From coffee grounds to empty milk cartons, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of how and where to recycle.

Review: Chloe Moretz Is Trapped In The Unclean, Clammy Coming-Of-Age Indie 'Hick' - Source: The Playlist
Later, there will be a brief discussion of how literature is not film, and how some actions and themes do not survive translation from the page to the big screen because our mind can better deal with envisioning them than it can with actually seeing them.

Listen: Remember Remember - 'Unclean Powers' (Nobodaddy's Phantom Band Mix) - Source: The Four Oh Five
Remember Remember are releasing their new album The Mixening next week, and as you can probably guess from the title, it's a reworking of their album The Quickening.

 Quick facts about Unclean
There is more than one Unclean. 1. The Unclean were a punk/Oi! band from Detroit Michigan in the late 80’s and early 90’s. They frequently played shows with bands such as Rival and The Rogues 2. Unclean is a Czech black metal band founded in 1993. They recorded a two-song promo tape the same year and played several gigs in the Czech Republic in 1994 and 1995. In 1995 they released their second demo titled “Tam kdesi v hlubinách” which included 5 songs of occult black/death metal in the Czech style established by bands like Master’s Hammer, Amon and Root. This demo was released in 1996 on CD as a split with fellow Czech band Sorath, by Radim Hora’s (of Maniac Butcher fame) Pussy God Records. The same label released Unclean’s first and so far only full-lenght album “Ten, který se vyhýbá svÄ›tlu” in 1997. The album’s style was more ritualistic and further influenced by Master’s Hammer’s sound. A follow-up to this album, “Satane, oroduj za nás…” was planned to complete the trilogy started with “Tam kdesi v hlubinách” but that album never saw the light of day. Unclean’s line-up for this era was: Lord Unclean’s - guitar Abbé - vocal Balis - bass Unclean played a few gigs each year 1998-2001, one in 2003 and again more regularily from 2005 onwards. They covered “Kolem Kotle” on “Golden Tribute to Master’s Hammer” in 2007, presenting a new original song “Hospodine, przniteli náš” on the album as well. The song was released also as a split EP with Agmen. Learn more about Unclean