Elements Toward TechNET Track 3
TechNET was, as the review in the same issue of Alien Underground (self-ironically) stated, “Some kind of glorified techno flyer
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Alien Underground
Precursor to Datacide with two issues, 1994 and 1995
Intelligence Is No Longer On The Side Of Power (Sadie Plant Interview 1995)
An interview with Sadie Plant by Matthew Fuller Published in Alien Underground 0.1, 1995 The Criminal Justice Act is a
Read MoreIn Girum Imus Nocte Et Consumimur Igni – Guy Debord Obituary (1995)
“At night we walk in a circle and are consumed by fire” Guy Debord Obituary by Michel Comte, published in
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Kroker/Weinstein: Data Trash Book Review (1995)
For Kroker, the hype around the info highway etc is the way which bodies are drawn into cyber-space through the seduction of empowerment. The virtual class are those that would formerly be called technocrats and are they that have a vested interest in virtualising more and more aspects of existence’ A critique by Flint Michigan.
Read MoreAll aboard the fantasy spaceship
Book review: Microphone Fiends: youth music and youth culture, ed. Andrew Ross and Tricia Rose (Routledge, 1994) Published in Alien
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Raoul Vaneigem: Movement of the Free Spirit (Review 1995)
Book review of Raoul Vaneigem’s Movement of the Free Spirit, originally from 1986 and published by Zone Books in English in 1994 by Howard Slater. The review was originally published in Alien Underground 0.1 in 1995.
Read MoreAutonomous Print Creations – Some Reviews from Alien Underground 0.1 (1995)
AUTONOMOUS PRINT CREATIONS- SOME REVIEWS Published in 1995 in Alien Underground 0.1 (1995!! – so please note that almost all
Read MoreReload Interview (1995)
Reload are Mark Ptitchard and Tom Middleton. They also record under other aliases such as: Global Communication, Link, etc. Here
Read MoreAmbidextrous Neuropraxia (AU 0.1, 1995)
Separate from the normal review section we published these record reviews by DJ Ambidextrous in Alien Underground 0.1 (spring 1995)
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