Entries from May 2016
All afternoon concerts and stalls in the street! incl. Datacide/Praxis stall!
later concerts at AGH More infos HERE) and breakcore/hardcore party in the technokeller
- BASE FORCE ONE + LYNX (Praxis Rec.- ch/de)
- breakcore
- DR.KONTRA (mex)
mutantcore audiovisuals
- DEL_F64.0 (de)
experimental speedcore
- GRR (Mechanical Brain/Isr – it/de)
industrial hard-breakcore
- DAS_PROGRAMM (das-programm.bandcamp.com – hu/de)
digital hardcore
- SCHNELLSTE AUTO DER KARABINIERI (it)
butohcore
- ARI NEV (Oppositär – it/de)
breakcore
- CRASH 0.1 (Digital Junk/ATNT SoundSystem – it/de)
industrial/breakcore/mutant djset
- EVIL TRUST (de)
breakcore djset
- MAARTEN MONOTON (nl/de)
hardcore djset
- IDA (pl/de)
banging techno djset
- BARK! (X-Dorf – nl/de)
surprise afterhour djset
- Visuals:
Deck, Guinea Pig, DavidKontra, Hmtl//S
- Powered by: Rebelsound, Cyberrise
- Deko: GoGoTrash
Vernissage for Datacide 15 with ZELLER live instore & More!
Datacide Fifteen is out and was presented last weekend at the London Radical Bookfair. We return to Berlin for an early evening of experimental sounds and radical insights.
Instore live set by
Zeller https://soundcloud.com/zeller-1
DJs
fgnugn
Christoph Fringeli
Zombieflesheater
NoiseBegriff – Occasional Assaults #2
Strictly from 7-10 pm
Free entry! 
datacide fifteen is in stock now and available from the Online shop HERE.
We will be present with a stall at the Radical Bookfair in London May 7
There will be a launch at Praxis Records & Books in Berlin May 12 with Zeller playing live.
News:
Endless War; Infiltration and Agent Provocateurs; Surveillance, Control and Repression (Nemeton)
Neo-Nazis, the National Socialist Underground and the State (CF)
Why Do Refugees Want To Go To England? (Jeff 23)
Features:
Clive Acid: Towards a New African Fascism
Multiculturalism, Immunisation and Rhythm: Interview with Alexej Ulbricht conducted by Jonathan Nassim and Mikala Rasmussen, with introduction and additional questions by David Cecil
Howard Slater: Last Survivors or First Mutants: Notes on Surplus Population
The Fool: A Deadly Mediterranean: Technical Trials of Modern Warfare
Howard Slater: Sincere Genesis: On Félix Guattari and Groups
Adrian Mengay and Maike Pricelius: Interview with Osha Neumann
The Reverend: Marketisation of Mass Education in England: A Brief History
Matthew Hyland: A Cry Against Help & 13 Protheses on Carelessness of the Self
Book reviews:
Neil Transpontine: ‘These Days are not to be Missed’: 1990s Rave and Club Culture in Fiction
Christoph Fringeli: Peter Sedgwick: Psycho Politics – Laing, Foucault, Goffman, Szasz and the Future of Mass Psychiatry
Christoph Fringeli: Marcel Bois: Kommunisten gegen Hitler und Stalin. Die linke Opposition der KPD in der Weimarer Republik – Eine Gesamtdarstellung
Fiction:
Dan Hekate: Pigeon
Music:
Guoda Diržyte: Fluxus and DIY Concerts
Record Reviews by Nemeton, Zombieflesheater, CF, Prole Sector and Controlled Weirdness
Datacide Activities Since the Last Issue
DJ Charts + illustration by Guinea Pigs
Comix:
Simon Lejeune/Olivier Noel: Obekna
Sansculotte: Overdosed
Datacide will be at this years’ Radical Bookfair with a stall – and the brand new issue – datacide fifteen
Radical booksellers, publishers, artists and activists of all stripes are setting up in the Great Hall at Goldsmiths University to host the 4th London Radical Bookfair.
With over 130 exhibitors and 20 guest speakers, this will be a unique gathering of progressive readers, thinkers and doers, in a celebration of radical publishing and politics.
The free event is organised by the Alliance of Radical Booksellers (ARB), which formed in 2011 to raise awareness of the radical book trade. The fair provides an annual opportunity to bring Britain’s radical booksellers together to meet in person with publishers and the reading public.
And it’s also an opportunity for us to host award ceremonies for the ARB’s two annual book prizes — the Bread and Roses Award for Radical Publishing and the Little Rebels Children’s Book Award. Shortlisted authors from the two awards will give talks and participate in panel discussions throughout the day.
As in previous years, we’ll be showcasing the depth and breadth of radical publishing. While there are currently other book fairs dedicated to progressive titles, they tend to focus on tightly defined political traditions. The aim of the London Radical Bookfair is to be a broad church that brings together these traditions and make them accessible to a wider audience.
