Tuesday 20 September 2016

Baader Meinhof: In Love With Terror



Alan Moore knows the score

If you believe in democracy as something other than a vending machine dispensing several slightly different flavours of privilege, then you should put all of your mind and all of your muscle into supporting someone who offers a future that ordinary people could actually live in

Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen - Hard Times


Monday 19 September 2016


VOTE

bvdub - Yours are Stories of Sadness


True story...
In 2012, I was singing karaoke in the lavish VIP suite of the most opulent bar of Shaoxing. Hours in, at the height of drunken revelry, suddenly, literally out of nowhere, one of the hired girls walked over to me from the other end of the room, and whispered in my ear:
"When I saw you walk in, I knew yours was a story of sadness."
These are flashes of memories from that time... broken fragments, and spaces in-between... each a portrait of instances I have remembered that moment, each its own place and time. Every time I remembered that moment in the years that followed, I made a brief tribute to the beginnings of that realization, and the starting point for my mental wanderings that followed... putting that initial realization to sound, before going the rest of the journey in my own head.
Unlike all my other works which are meant to be in the foreground, these are meant to stay in the shadows... to be the quiet and subconscious soundtrack... each not a story, but just a moment... that moment you realize. Unlike the norm, when I elucidate every second to near unbearable levels ;), this time how that moment materializes or continues is up to you...
As a result, they are, for the first time, unnamed... to let each take on its own meaning, and its own fabric in both my story and yours...
4 years later, these were the 19 times I remembered that moment... they will surely not be the last

Sunday 18 September 2016

The 100 Club Punk Festival 1976 (Revisited)

ABBA shreds


Want to Give Me A Good Send Off? Go Vote


HA!


Why the Soviets Sponsored a Doomed Expedition to a Hollow Earth Kingdom

Alt History

COMA


Saturday 17 September 2016

It’s time for TV news to stop playing the stooge for Donald Trump

Never wrong, never sorry, never responsible

Prophets of Rage - Prophets of Rage


Someone Is Learning How to Take Down the Internet


Acoustic scientists shatter the world record for longest ever echo

Friday 16 September 2016

Oh dear...


Japanese editions of books by William S. Burroughs






MORE
Thanks Jeffrey

When a Crackpot Runs for President

Donald Trump, Sex Pistol

Where Punk Rock Begins


Polaroid SX-70: The Camera of Artists

Material - Live in Italy (July 1983)


Bill Laswell - bass
Michael Beinhorn - synth, drum machine
Grandmixer DST - turntable, voice, synth
Sonny Sharrock - guitar
Henry Kaiser - guitar
JT Lewis - drums
Thanks Stylo

Michael C. Hall - Lazarus (Mercury Prize 2016)

Thursday 15 September 2016

How Apple Killed the Cyberpunk Dream

Inside the fight to reveal the CIA's torture secrets

Blixa Bargeld & Dror Feiler - How Deep is The Mediterranean?


Via

We kill people, who kill people, because killing people is wrong

Via

Hmmm

Tasteful ain't it? Not available in funeral black?
Thanks Iain
A couple of interesting reviews of what will no doubt be Exile's album of the year

How America became a 1% society

176 Reasons Donald Trump Shouldn't Be President



See Iggy Pop's Infamous Peanut-Butter Incident in Stooges Doc Clip

Nothing Personal (NSFW)


Film by Matt Black

Thor Harris on not eating meat


Wednesday 14 September 2016

Great Australian Albums: The Saints - (I'm) Stranded -


(I'm) Stranded turns 40: remembering the Saints and the sound that changed Brisbane

As Ed Kuepper pointed out on facebook: In the interests of strict historical accuracy the single was actually released late July 76 with the first reviews coming in Sept...also the Saints referred playing in Melbourne at the bottom of the article aren't really the same as the one featured in the article...and no I'm not involved in the latter outfit

Monday 12 September 2016

From Armstrong to Zappa: Music documentaries from the BBC Radio 4 archive (Podcasts)

HERE

And Do You Belong? I Do