Everything Else is Even More Ridiculous – Datacide 1-10
EVERYTHING ELSE IS EVEN MORE RIDICULOUS is a 364-page book compilation of the complete issues 1-10 of Datacide.
Release Date: October 2015. 364 Pages.
New edition out in August 2022 – available now – Molehill Publishing, ISBN 978-3-948332-01-3
A major project in the works for quite some time, this is a complete reprint of the issues 1-10 of datacide, which originally appeared from 1997-2008. Titled “EVERYTHING ELSE IS EVEN MORE RIDICULOUS”, the 364 page volume collects unique material, most of which has been out of print for many years, charting a one-of-a-kind history of the counter-cultures associated with electronic music and free festivals.
“The free space of the party met the free space of the page and then you got a dynamism that encouraged expression and perversions and tangents because the covers held it together as a nomadic movement and you were convinced that music had catalysed it all and that music was somehow inherently political as it sidestepped rhetoric and dogma, and absented us from control addicts and the free space of the page was a kind of historic party, a kind of invisible college, a launching pad for driftage.” Flint Michigan
Contents
Introductions:
Flint Michigan
Christoph Fringeli
Nemeton
Dan Hekate
The authors wrote the introductions to the book specifically for this edition.
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