Most Read Datacide Articles in 2015
A list of the most read articles from our website in 2015.
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Launch Events for datacide_books in London this Weekend! (2015)
Launch events for the two Datacide Books in 2015 in London at Housmans bookshop and the yearly Anarchist Bookfair. The books are EVERYTHING ELSE IS EVEN MORE RIDICULOUS featuring the first ten issues of Datacide and the first Almanac for Noise & Politics.
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“They Hate Us, We Hate Them” – Resisting Police Corruption and Violence in Hackney in the 1980s and 1990s
‘They hate us, we hate them’ (1) Resisting police corruption and violence in Hackney in the 1980s and 1990s (2) ‘The
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Journeys in the Naked City – Adventures in New York Before the Rain
Journeys in the Naked City – Adventures in New York Before the Rain is an article by Controlled Weirdness about 1980s Clubbing in New York, published originally in Datacide 14 in 2014, the follow-up/companion piece to ‘You’re Too Young to Remember the Eighties about London underground clubs and warehouse parties.
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Robert Dellar, Splitting In Two: Mad Pride & Punk Rock Oblivion (Unkant Publishing) (Book Review)
Robert Dellar’s book is part autobiography, part social history and in places morphs into fiction. It covers both Dellar’s own life via punk rock and the dehumanisation of those deemed clinically insane by the powers that be. While in academia the idea that madness might be the only sane response to capitalist society is often discussed in terms of Deleuze and Guattari’s anti-Oedipal theories, Dellar has a more hands on and activist approach to ‘bad craziness’.
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Die Revolution war für mich ein grosses Abenteuer – Paul Mattick im Gespräch mit Michael Buckmiller (Book Review)
Die Revolution war für mich ein grosses Abenteuer – Paul Mattick im Gespräch mit Michael Buckmiller (Book Review)
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Invincible Tedium – On the Lyrics of Tony Wakeford
A look at the dullness and tedium of the lyrics by Tony Wakeford for Sol Invictus – the former Death In June and National Front member’s Neofolk band.
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EARTH ‘A RUN RED: Impressionistic notes on Pierre Guyotat’s ‘Tomb for 500,000 Soldiers’
The intense novels of Pierre Guyotat, from Tomb for 500,00 Soldiers to the banned Eden Eden Eden, are a challenging read that draw upon his witnessing the atrocities of the Algerian Civil War. Here, Howard Slater, instead of attempting an impossible exegesis, offers a readers-report, an impressionistic mélange, of the latter novel, first published in France in 1967 and translated into English by Creation Books in 2003.
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These Laws: Up Yours! – Documents Relating to “Revolt of the Ravers”
A handful of documents – press clippings and flyers – relating to the article Revolt of the Ravers – The Movement against the Criminal Justice Act in Britain 1993-95 from Datacide 13.
This includes scans of various newspapers and flyers mostly from 1994.