“LONG LIVE DEATH”
Editor’s note: This is the original version as published in Datacide 6. We recommend you read the version slightly revised
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Reviews
Minimal Apertures (Insert to The Western)
Minimal Apertures is an addendum to the article The Western by Howard Slater with short remarks about The Wild Bunch, Once Upon A Time in the West, Winchester 73, McAbe and Mrs Miller, Ulzana’s Raid and El Topo.
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MEANS FROM AN END – on recent Mille Plateaux releases
Review article on releases from the Mille Plateaux label from 1998. With music we can change the world; subtle changes of perception, shifting an outlook that can no longer be solidified, coherent or self-orienting. We turn instead to an outside: a large window… several horizons… adjectives and vision absconding through red solarised trees.
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The Endless Short Story – a six year loop
Peter Edwards: the endless short story – a six year loop [emailorder tape] concept and review by Eddie Miller aka Flint Michigan.
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WE CALLED IT TECHNO
A 20 minute long studio dabble from New Order recorded as a test for Blue Monday but shifted to the role of Hacienda video soundtrack finds here its first vinyl release. An intriguing track that marked the onset of a recombinant disco music shot through with a waning punk ethos.
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Datacide 4 – Record Reviews
The full record review section from Datacide 4 feat. Ript Skin, Photic Driver, Somatic Responses, New Skin, Mille Plateaux, V/Vm, Fifth Era, Optical… and many many more – in other words an amazing array of classic breakcore, experimental broken beats, hardcore, drum’n’bass, and conceptual noise!
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DATACIDE 5 – record reviews
Browse this to see what an amazing array of new records came out ca. late 1998/early 1999. Different genres, from
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WINTER OF DISCONTENT
Extended review of the CD release of The Pop Group via Radar, titled We Are All Prostitutes from 1998, collecting key moments of the legendary political post-punk-funk band featuring Mark Stewart.
Read MoreSPITTIN’ WICKED RANDOMNESS
X-Ecutioners: X-Pressions [Asphodel] Mix-Master Mike: Anti-Theft Device [Asphodel] It may perhaps be an indication of the renewed currency of electro
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