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JR January 28, 2009June 20, 2014 0 Comments Communism, Japan, Media, politics, riot, Surveillance, Theory

YOU MUST HELP YOURSELF:

NEO-LIBERAL GEOGRAPHIES AND WORKER INSURGENCY IN OSAKA “I realize as the train pulls in that the station is on fire.

Howard Slater January 27, 2009November 29, 2017 0 Comments Antonio Negri, break/flow, Dub, Jamaica, Karl Marx, music theory, Reggae

Lotta Continua – Roots Music and the Politics of Production

“A gigantic cultural revolution is underway. Free expression and the joy of bodies, the autonomy, hybridisation and the reconstruction of

Articles Datacide 9 Datacide Issues

Hans-Christian Psaar January 27, 2009February 6, 2009 4 Comments Israel, news, Party

Breakcore Israel

Breakcore in the Middle East? Yes, that´s right. There are many people in Israel listening to hard electronic sound but

Articles Datacide 9 Datacide Issues

Retrigger January 27, 2009February 6, 2009 1 Comment news, Party, Teknival

Brazilian Scene.

This small report tries to show past and present of brazilian hardcore/breakcore. I have to say that I (retrigger) am

Articles Datacide 9 Datacide Issues

datacide January 27, 2009January 27, 2009 0 Comments riot, Teknival

TEK IT UP

This is a report from the frontlines of this year’s Czech teknival, held the first weekend of August. It is

Articles Book Reviews Datacide 7

Stewart Home January 27, 2009January 29, 2024 1 Comment Book Review, Situationist International, Theory

Guy Debord (Biography) by Anselm Jappe (Book Review)

Anselm Jappe: Guy Debord translated into English by Donald Nicholson-Smith with assistance from the author (University of California Press 1999)

1998 Articles Datacide 4 Film Reviews

Howard Slater January 27, 2009July 20, 2024 1 Comment Film Theory

The text offers a vivid commentary on the transformation of landscapes and their symbolic connections to human aspirations and social struggles. It juxtaposes orderly agricultural fields, symbolizing efficiency and ownership, with untamed forests and lawless frontier towns, representing unpredictability and societal conflicts. Through the lens of Anthony Mann’s westerns, it explores themes of law, identity, community, and the struggle for power, questioning the balance between imposed order and innate chaos.