The Slits - The Peel Sessions
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Sunday 20 December 2015
Saturday 19 December 2015
Friday 18 December 2015
Thursday 17 December 2015
Wednesday 16 December 2015
Russell Mills: Cargo In The Blood
Nine Inch Nails and long-time collaborator and artist
Russell Mills present Cargo In The Blood, a deluxe, limited edition
320-page book collecting all of the works the artist created for Nine
Inch Nails’ Hesitation Marks album. Each volume also includes an
original mixed media painting created by Russell Mills specifically for
the project. Available exclusively on NIN.com, Cargo In The Blood is
limited to 2000 copies and will be available to order 12/16/15 10am PT.
To document the inspiration and process behind the artwork of Cargo
In The Blood and Mills’ previous collaboration with Nine Inch Nails on
The Downward Spiral, filmmaker Charles Leek created this short film
containing exclusive footage and access to the artistTuesday 15 December 2015
Some other things...
Islamic State is a bit player in a much bigger fight. Is there a method in ISIL's madness? The unbearable lightness of America's war against ISIL. How does ISIL run cities? What happens if ISIL is defeated? This was unfortunate. A dream of utopia in hell. Drones. Growing stupid together. Gareth Evans on combating terror. The rise of the American-Muslim totalitarian state. Putin's popularity. You really can't make this up. Let's stop blaming 'the internet' for terrorism.
A history of heroin in New York. Psychedelics can’t be tested using conventional clinical trials. If only they had guns eh? Fugn anti-vaxxers! A capital climate concensus. I feel this is a porky pie. What's a 'safe space'? No Palestinian flags here. It is not the police's role to do social work. How students are changing America. Has politically correct culture gone too far?
An exclusive interview with Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry after his studio fire. A history of Ork Records. The entire run of Slash magazine for free. Rock Scene here too. The jazz genesis and genius of Marvin Gaye. A good primer of Norman Whitfield's productions here. A history of porno soundtracks. Why Swans are more vital than ever. Documentaries about records and collecting them. 50 years of Rubber Soul. Interview with Abiodun Oyewole of the Last Poets
Death by coconut. Bill Leak has been drawing racist cartoons long before he fell on his head.
The last Trump.
When did America give up on the idea of America?
The final word goes to Karl Rove...
Ever wanted something more? Join us at the high-rise
'HIGH-RISE' by Ben Wheatley. Starring Tom Hiddleston, Luke Evans, Jeremy Irons and Elizabeth Moss
Monday 14 December 2015
Sunday 13 December 2015
Friday 11 December 2015
Jochen Arbeit + Scanner - Propulsion
Live
recording of improvisation between Jochen Arbeit of Einstürzende
Neubauten and Robin Rimbaud - Scanner as part of the 30th year
anniversary celebrations of the band, recorded at The Forum in London,
16th October 2010.
This live set was completely improvised with no rehearsal and what you hear is exactly what the audience heard that night. No adjustments, no cleaning up, just the truly raw, edgy and thrilling exposure to the moment.
Luke Turner of The Quietus captured the concert perfectly in describing it as "Jochen Arbeit's live collaboration with Robin 'Scanner' Rimbaud was an unqualified sex, retaining a propulsive groove and stern energy despite the improvised nature of the piece."
This live set was completely improvised with no rehearsal and what you hear is exactly what the audience heard that night. No adjustments, no cleaning up, just the truly raw, edgy and thrilling exposure to the moment.
Luke Turner of The Quietus captured the concert perfectly in describing it as "Jochen Arbeit's live collaboration with Robin 'Scanner' Rimbaud was an unqualified sex, retaining a propulsive groove and stern energy despite the improvised nature of the piece."
released October 28, 2014
All music written and performed by Jochen Arbeit and Robin Rimbaud
Photography by Zarina Rimbaud-Kadirbaks
All music written and performed by Jochen Arbeit and Robin Rimbaud
Photography by Zarina Rimbaud-Kadirbaks
Uncanny Valley
In the slums of the future, virtual reality junkies satisfy their violent impulses in online entertainment. An expert player discovers that the line between games and reality is starting to fade away. 3DAR’s latest short film explores the frightening potential of our next technological revolution
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Thursday 10 December 2015
NB: Fundraiser for Petr Pavlensky
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