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Spam Risk / Scam Risk - Dear Simon Reynolds, My name is ___________________ and I work with the programming team at BBC Radio 4, a nationally recognized Hot Adult Contemporar...11 hours ago
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Pure Inspiration - Well, I may not have provoked a musician to pen a retaliation tune (unlike my own flesh and blood, who recently joined a select pantheon of irritant crit...21 hours ago
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Presentemanía - In November last year, Kieran and I joined Argentine critics *Pablo Schanton* and *Antonia Kon* to discuss music writing and music's future as part o...2 days ago
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - Absolutely *fascinating* current affairs programme from 1972 looking at advice columnists - Dr Stephen Black talks to Marjorie Proops of the *Daily Mir...3 days ago
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Letter to a Young Music Critic - The easy answer: if you want your writing to be more passionate, write about things you feel passionate about Otherwise it can feel a bit forced If you ...5 days ago
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Still In A Dream: UK events, media appearances + articles, Fifty Lost Treasures zine, translations, Rough Trade offer, and more - LATEST: Me talking Dream @ Word In Your Ear podcast w/ Mark Ellen + Dave HepworthLATEST: Me talking Dream at Paul McDermott's To Here Knows When podcast.^^...1 week ago
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Fuck Art, Let's Dance / Fuck Dance, Let's Art - *(a talk I gave at Harvard in 2012 at a conference on Art + Rock) * “When 'art' walks through the door, it's got 15 suitcases full of very smelly washi...1 week ago
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secret thesis (slight unsightly return) - Is that bended knee meant to suggest an enormous deformed erection? Not a good look - in both the clothing/coiff...1 week ago
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faves of the 2010s - (Tracks not full lengths) Ke$ha – “We R Who We R” Ke$ha - “Backstabber” Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, "Round and Round" Rangers – “Golden Triangles”...3 weeks ago
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Visual Music - a lecture, by me - *Visual Music - a talk at the Tate Modern, July 27 2018* *Presented by 4:3 as part of the Uniqlo Tate Late series* There is a subset of experimental ani...4 weeks ago
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angel delights - https://rada-ve.bandcamp.com/track/saturn-rings-songs *Go on* - listen to that gorgeous bubble bath of synthtronica! Another vintage release, with a vi...3 years ago
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- Joy Press - The Belligerati: Martin Amis + Christo...
- Kodwo Eshun - Suede - The Wire - May 1993
- Dave McCullough - Joy Division - Closer - Sounds -...
- Simon Price - Fantazia: One Step Beyond rave - Mel...
- Paul Oldfield - Apocalypse Culture / The Assault o...
- Dave McCullough - Echo and the Bunnymen - Sounds -...
- Paul Morley - Sex Pistols, The Clash, Heartbreaker...
- Julie Burchill - Roxy Music retrospective - New Mu...
- Mark Fisher - Darkside Hardcore - New Statesman - ...
- John Gill - Snakefinger, Fred Frith, Morgan Fisher...
- Dave McCullough - The Jam - Sound Affects - Sounds...
- Richard Meltzer - The Clash (and PiL, and Throbbin...
- Jon Savage - Singles page - Sounds - June 4 1977
- David Stubbs - Holger Czukay - Melody Maker - 1987
- Paul Oldfield - Eric Tamm / Brian Eno - Melody Mak...
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Dazzling. To adapt someone’s line about Lester Bangs: you might not expect some of the best writing of the 1990s to appear in a 350-word review of the first Suede album, but there it is. Reminds me what an absolute travesty it is that More Brilliant Than The Sun remains out of print. I see the paperback is going for $553 on Amazon at the moment. Which makes me even more irritated that I lost my copy!
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