The Rolling Stones' new album 'Foreign Tongues' is generating attention with reviews and vinyl giveaways, while broader cultural conversations explore speaking in tongues as spiritual practice, endangered languages facing extinction, and how family heritage shapes language and translation.
·Mick Jagger discusses the ease of collaborating with Paul McCartney on the Foreign Tongues project
·The Rolling Stones Foreign Tongues album is available on vinyl with contest giveaways
·Meditation practitioners report surprising parallels with the spiritual practice of speaking in tongues
·Linguists document the stories and contexts of languages approaching extinction worldwide
·Family history and maternal language play significant roles in shaping translation and linguistic identity
drawn from The Conversation, NME, Ultimate Classic Rock, The Arts Desk · updated 14h ago