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Check out our YouTube channel @NoisePolitics for
– The Molehill Report, our monthly short video newsletter/magazine which features excerpts from longer videos, news and reviews.
– Besides the monthly report the channel features exclusive full length interviews. So far we’ve featured full length interviews with
- London DJ, producer and podcaster Controlled Weirdness
- Peter Votava about his musical projects such as Pure/Current 909/Ilsa Gold
- Berlin based graphic design collective sansculotte,
- Joke Lanz, aka Sudden Infant, and
- Dan Hekate and sound system history, music and movie making. There’s more to come!
– videos of live performances. So far we featured
- Bombhead
- C_C
- Dan Hekate
- Joke Lanz
- Les Trolls
- Memero
- Messias
- Munsha
- Pro-Vocation
- Verónica Cerrotta – and there are many more to come!
– Video versions of datacide articles and book reviews, read by the authors.
– Moreover there are music videos and trailers by Praxis artists and friends.
– In addition the channel also hosts audio uploads of Praxis and Sub/Version releases, hence becoming a resource featuring many releases of the labels.
– And last but not least you’ll find excellent DJ sets, mixes and live sets… both new ones and some from the archives.
… and many more topics concerned with Noise & Politics in the past, present and future!
So please subscribe to the channel to stay up to date!
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- THE MOLEHILL REPORT, a monthly video newsletter by Praxis Records and Datacide, explores the realms of experimental electronic music, cultural subversion, and political discourse. This first episode from January 2022 features Christoph Fringeli, delving into Praxis' history and presenting Riccardo Balli's book 'Sbrang Gabba Gang', a fusion of Futurism and Gabber culture.