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It's your friends at the Reykjavík Grapevine (Opens in a new window), popping back into your inbox with a hello and to bring you the latest reads from our mag and news from Iceland.

FROM THE MAG

Another new issue of the Reykjavík Grapevine hit the streets of the capital this morning and it is an important one to pick up.

Reykjavík Grapevine, Vol. 20, Issue 13 (Opens in a new window)

For the cover feature, Jóhannes Bjarkason took a closer look at the new Law on Foreigners the government passed in March of this year. It was put into practice with predictably devastating effects this month, putting 50 asylum seekers on the streets. It’s an important probe of Iceland’s immigration history to date and the direction the current government seems determined to head. Read it here (Opens in a new window).

Other weekend reading from the Grapevine

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LISTEN UP

With school starting again, people flock to the streets and into their everyday routines. If you’re bored of listening to that same radio show on your way to work, let our new weekly new music roundup lift you out of the humdrum of mundanity. Filled with jazz, indie, pop and dance music, there’s surely something for everyone.

Read about (and listen to) the new music streaming at Grapevine HQ right here (Opens in a new window)

Revisit all the new music we’ve been highlighting with our New Music playlist on Spotify (Opens in a new window).

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6REXndql4PfrK2rArAfCss?si=13c0a64b729142aa (Opens in a new window)

That's it from us this week. As always, thanks for your support.

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