Tuesday 10 July 2018

Here's 'Tell Me Everything' host John Fugelsang's phone call with a Christian woman who supports Donald Trump

Where Your Personalities Go While You’re Having Sex

Norman Westberg: A soundtrack for inner debates

London Zoo turned 10 the other day

10 years on,The Bug’s London Zoo is still a ferocious snapshot of an angry nation

The London Zoo crew in E2, ⚡️in 2008

(Pic c/o Tony Hudson)

The Bug - Poison Dart (feat. Warrior Queen)
(Album version)

The Bug - Poison Dart (feat. Warrior Queen)
(Radio Edit)

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The Bug - Stampin (feat. Flow Dan)
(Poison Dart Rhythm)

Sunday 8 July 2018

Time Machines

Drew McDowall performing Coil's Time Machines at The Substation in Newport here in Melbourne last Friday night (6/7)
Enjoy!
Recorded on handheld Tascam
Photos: Greg Hughes

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Time Machines

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Peter Christopherson - Time Machines II

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Coil Downloads

Saturday 30 June 2018

Tracklist
1 Dream World by Jah Wobble
2 Quorum/Dancing & Blood by Low
3 The Tell by David Eugene Edwards & Alexander Hacke
4 Animalitos (Ain't No Sunshine)/White Bird by Woven Hand
5 Gold Day by Sparklehorse
6 Memories of Love by Stuart A Staples
7 I Have To Tell You Something by Jenny Hval
8 My Love by The Brian Jonestown Massacre
9 Call Me Back Again by The Walkabouts
10 A Love Song (Set Me Straight) by Josh T Pearson
11 Come Pick Me Up by Ryan Adams
12 Currency of Love by Silversun Pickups

Thursday 28 June 2018

Wire Magazine Q&A with The Bug & Earth's Dylan Carlson (Le Guess Who? 2017)

Meet the Economist Behind the One Percent’s Stealth Takeover of America

The Untold Story of Ableton Live-the Program That Transformed Electronic Music Performance Forever

What Causes the Smell of New & Old Books?

MC5 - Kick Out The Jams (Friars Aylesbury 1972)

Friday 22 June 2018

Radio Discordia 017: T.A.Z. - Hakim Bey and Bill Laswell

T.A.Z.
[Temporary Autonomous Zone]
Anti-Copyright 1992
Explorations of the political, the personal, the social, and the metaphysical from writer and spoken word artist Hakim Bey. A meld with musical terrorist Bill Laswell.
Bey advocates nearly everything, including creating free states for like-minded cabals and collectives. He recommends marginalized groups form secret societies and concludes with a lengthy piece on boycotting cop culture. Musique concrete cloaks his words in an eerily seductive melange of avant-garde noise and ambient music. But the sounds are almost immaterial. Bey's words are the primary focus of this disc.
A swirling, surreal vertigo of information and methods for "escape", woven with the kind of airy tones and hallucinatory rhythms that Laswell has been playing with lately, Bey's voice calms and prepares the listener for an age where missing information and the icons of late capitalist high-tech correspond with an increasing alienation of this "X-generation"'s most primitive needs. Most of all, Bey doesn't come across as a cheesy, overzealous, visionary bard, but presents us with ideas point-blank, allowing us to be choosy in aiming our own forms of poetic terrorism against those forces that attempt to suppress and homogenize humility and free thought.
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01 Chaos
02 Poetic Terrorism
03 Amour Fou
04 Immediatism
05 The Tong
06 Boycott Cop Culture

Published by Axiom Records 1994
The Power of Art and the TAZ
However, and it is a very BIG however...

I first discovered Hakim Bey AKA Peter Lamborn Wilson thru Semiotext[e], the first issue I bought being 'Schizo - Culture' (PDF) in 1978