He ditches his crutch of rickety keyboards and synths, too, in favour of skeletal, spooky hand-percussion and sparse, jazzy piano, as he turns away in horror from global atrocities: "I saw some people starving / There was murder, there was rape / Their villages were burning / They were trying to escape".
Here in the United States, many people think that the worst global atrocities that queer people face are far away in places like Uganda, Russia and Syria.
Providing legal support for female victims of rape, sex trafficking, genital mutilation, and other global atrocities, this organization began treading an unbeaten path long before governments and judicial systems ever thought to do so.
Whether you decide to listen to the Clearwater Channel loop of recycled X-mas muzak or the NPR daily roundup of moment by moment global atrocities with their team of British correspondent geopolitical analysts, keep track of the morbid residue collecting and gunking up on the bottom of you.
Tensions have been further escalating following recent global terrorist atrocities and post-Brexit Britain has seen a sharp increase in hate crime – the Met received almost 600 reports within a week of Britain deciding to leave the EU.
It would be a fine step toward ending global impunity for atrocities if a SWAT team of Libyans and coalition forces swooped down one day and seized Colonel Qaddafi to face trial in The Hague.
Turnbull himself spent the whole night awake working through the various implications – domestic and global – of the Paris atrocity.
Similarly, the abduction of 300 secondary school girls has shone a global spotlight on the atrocities of Boko Haram, whose name means "western education is forbidden".
This is despite activists in Madaya desperately trying to direct global attention to the atrocities committed there by the Syrian regime and its ally Hezbollah.
This is all well and good; The United States, like any other global power, has committed atrocities in its pursuit of global hegemony and so it shouldn't be sensational to say violence begets violence.
