Datacide 18 Record Reviews by Christoph Fringeli
Christoph Fringeli’s record reviews from Datacide Eighteen feat. releases by No Name, The Mover, FFF, Max Durante, Toysfornoise and more.
Read MoreChristoph Fringeli’s record reviews from Datacide Eighteen feat. releases by No Name, The Mover, FFF, Max Durante, Toysfornoise and more.
Read MoreRecord reviews by Controlled Weirdness for Datacide 18 feat. The Wheels of Rituals, General Ludd, Schwefelgelb, Kalbata, Phil Kieran, Sound of Mind, Cestrian, Raw Ambassador, Transllusion, The Hacker, and more.
Read MoreRecord reviews by Saxenhammer from Datacide 18, feat. Diagnostic, Savier, Umwelt, I Hate Models, Submechanical, Ossia, BWK, Satanoid, Messias, The Mover, Fret, Dint, Bad Tracking, Chafik Chennouf & Katsunori Sawa.
Read MoreLow Entropy record reviews from Datacide 18, written in 2019, feat. Current 909, Patric Catani, Umwelt, Drvg Cvltvre, Taciturne, The Mover.
Read MoreReview of Dale Street: Lions Led by Jackals – Stalinism in the International Brigades, issued by the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty in 2016. A scathing critique of the negative Stalinist influence on the Spanish revolution.
Read MoreFrankenstein, or the 8-Bit Prometheus – Micro-literature, hyper-mashup, Sonic Belligeranza Records 17th Anniversary by Riccardo Balli. We document the Reddit controversy between Balli and Reynolds!
Read MoreBook review of France – What’s new for the Left, an english language anthology of the french journal Ni patrie, ni frontières from 2017 which provides important insights in the history and present of the French radical Left.
Read MoreIn his book “Dark Star Rising: Magick and Power in the Age of Trump,” Gary Lachman explores the role of occult ideas in contemporary politics, particularly in the USA and Russia during the Trump era. Lachman delves into “New Thought,” Chaos Magic, and traditionalist influences on right-wing movements.
Book review by Neil Transpontine
This is a kindergarten they turn us into children and then tell us we must learn to fend for ourselves they diminish us and accuse us of lacking self-esteem they steal our dignity while offering admonitions of our failure to confront reality.
[Michael Moorcock, Mother London]