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Still In A Dream - Publishers Weekly starred review!!! Kirkus Review review too!! Autumn Euro-tour updated details: London - Brussels - Den Haag! Plus recent reviews + interviews + reactions - !NEWEST!Publishers Weekly starred review just out in advance of the US edition, due Jan 12"Like a happier Lester Bangs" - luvvit!Kirkus Review review als...4 days ago
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RENEGADE ACADEMIA: Cybernetic Culture Research Unit (1999, unpublished feature) - So let me tell you how I came to write this piece: the only profile of *ccru* - *Cybernetic Culture **Research Unit *- written during the group's lifeti...5 days ago
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“archives of resistance” - In June I went to Bristol to do a *Still In A Dream* event at Strange Brew. Wandering around, we saw all these posters for jungle raves and drum and ba...2 weeks ago
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The Old Musical Express - *New Musical Express *on the 1983 reissue of *Charlie Gillett*'s 1971 book *The Sound of the City. * Reviewer *Paul Du Noyer* notes that "*in...2 weeks ago
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Applause without ears - Came across this review of *Shock and Awe* online and was reading it, nodding along and thinking '*this is rather perceptive'* and then realised it was ...3 weeks ago
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Sándor Reisenbüchler - Barbárok ideje / A Era dos Bárbaros, 1970 - Also known as *The Age of the Barbarians* "By any measure, *Sándor Reisenbüchler* is one of the most consequential film artists to emerge from post-...5 weeks ago
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A Telex from yesterday's future - An example of what I call "the rhetorics of temporality" - the way critics compulsively position and reposition things they like, or are...1 month 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”...5 months 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...4 years ago
Not sure what's more interesting - that Morley was writing like himself basically from jump, or that he was a Van der Graaf fan (albeit one who's trying to stealthily extricate himself in the light of Year Zero)
ReplyDeleteHammill was the thinking music fan's choice for a lot of people pre-punk - most famously John Lydon. Also I think he was from Manchester (?) so there's a bit of rooting for the local boy maybe.
ReplyDeleteYes, he's fully formed, isn't he, aged what something like 20 or 21.
I like the bit where he has the Coca Cola girl speechifying his own aesthetic viewpoints. The Art versus Entertainment polarity fits my Triangle of Folk / Art / Showbiz.