Emory Douglas: The Art of The Black Panthers

Emory Douglas was the Revolutionary Artist and Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party. Through archival footage and conversations with Emory we share his story, alongside the rise and fall of the Panthers. He used his art as a weapon in the Black Panther Party’s struggle for civil rights and today Emory continues to give a voice to the voiceless. His art and what The Panthers fought for are still as relevant as ever.
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Nick Cave as a boy

Nick Cave: 'Gladiator 2' Manuscript (Download)

Unfilmed screenplay
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Sick Bag Song: Los Angeles

The Sick Bag Song: a rock odyssey

Are we really here? Or are we just going through some strange sort of hallucination?

VA - With William Burroughs From Interzone

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The Blackstuff

The Boys From The Blackstuff (Pilot)
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One of the greatest TV series ever

KAEB - When We Fall

Directed by Alex Garland
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The Threshold HouseBoys Choir (Free Downloads)

Amulet Edition

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Form Grows Rampant

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Live in St Petersburg Russia 23/12/05 Download

I was lucky enough to catch this project by Sleazy here in Melbourne in 2007. Amazing music and visuals

'Sick as fuck'

A selection of Peter 'Sleazy' Christopherson and John Balance's possessions up for sale on eBay

As well as the PTV-related documents including lyrics, letters, outlines, notes, press releases above, there is also another of John's stage outfits, though I suspect this will not sell for anywhere near the $23,279.16 this outfit raised back in April last year. Other items include COUM and Throbbing Gristle posters and Coil DATs and cassettes

Stephen Mallinder - Technical Mix for LoneLady tour

In February and April Stephen Mallinder (CABARET VOLTAIRE/WRANGLER) joined LoneLady on tour for a series of DJ sets in support of the new album HINTERLAND.
In inviting Stephen to DJ LL aimed for a certain climate to descend for the evening…
'Technical' is the first of 3 mixtapes Stephen made, three trips through funk, techno, electronic, post punk and more…similar to but not replicating DJ sets played at the gigs, reflecting the headspaces, overlaps + contrasts in SM and LL's music.
As a fan of Cabaret Voltaire this was a delight for me..I think theirs is an innovative and great body of work …from menacing collages of totalitarian fears/fantasies to dance/electronic pop, and all the varied regions explored in between...
recognising the landscape this music comes from...the concrete labyrinth of the city with its excitements and implosions, invigorating yet out-of balance, a pressure-cooker forcing breakdown states, restless energy...
...enjoy.
Technical (1/3)
Tracklist:
Wrangler - ‘Glitching on Ice’
Aphex Twin - ‘NY Groove’
Daphni - ‘Ye Ye’
Daniel Avery - ‘Need Electric’
Francis Bebey - ‘New Track (Populette)’
Throbbing Gristle - ‘Hot on the Heels of Love’
Girls’ Names - ‘Projektions (Gabe Gurnsey Remix)’
Hakan Libdo - ‘Boneback’
Herbert - ‘Rude’

John Doran: Why giving up booze is only half the battle for a recovering alcoholic

Richard Kern: X is Y (1990)

Richard Kern The Hardcore Collection
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Future Sound of Mzansi (Part 3)

Part three of Spoek Mathambo and Lebogang Rasethaba's documentary about South African electronic music dives into the fiery music and parties coming out of the country's townships. We also find out what happened to DJ Mujava, the producer behind "Township Funk," arguably the biggest hit to ever come out of South Africa. A larger question stands: how will all of this international acclaim provoke real change at home?
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Molly Crabapple: Locking up immigrants for profit

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