The rocks and soil above his head rumbled and shook. He looked upwards; shafts of light pierced the darkness. There was nowhere below him, what had been his home was now a pile of debris and death. Above him lay the bright lands, the hairy two legs and their infernal contraptions. His huge arms powered him upwards, there was only forwards.
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Ed Gillett’s book ‘Party Lines – Dance Music and the Making of Modern Britain’, published by Picador in 2023, reviewed by Neil Transpontine.
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News items concerning surveillance, control and repression compiled by Nemeton for the print edition #19 of Datacide include increased police powers in France, “domestic terrorism” charges in the US, and the trial of activist Toby Shone in the UK.
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Record reviews by Nemeton from Datacide 19 feature new releases by Minion, Pansophia, Maria W Horn & Mats Erlandsson, Katran, Kindohm, Otto von Schirach & Qebrus, and Anodyne.
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It’s been five years since the last Radical Bookfair! Datacide takes part in the London Radical Book Fair 2023 at Goldsmiths University with a stall and presents its new issue 19.
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Record reviews by Christoph Fringeli from Datacide 19 feat. new releases on vinyl by GRMMSK, Gwakaï, The DJ Producer, Scorn, HFK, KK Null/Dot Product, R-Zac, Taciturne, C Mantle as well as compilations from Stirpe999 and Sozialistischer Plattenbau.
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Record reviews by Low Entropy from Datacide 19, feat. EPs and albums by Patric Catani, Taciturne, Murmuur, Miro, Marc Acardipane, and Umwelt.
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Announcement for the release of the 19th print edition of Datacide. We present it at the Hekate Soundsystem party weekend in Rome for the first time in early October, present a stall at the London Radical bookfair in November.
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Unique Forms of Continuity in Hakken – Book Review by Francesco Fusaro of Riccardo Balli’s Sbrang Gabba Gang where Gabber meets Futurism, published by Fausto Lupetti in 2023.
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