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next:now – Strategies to Resample the Future #3

December 4, 2018December 5, 2018 datacide 1 Comment 2018, Darkam, Electric Kettle, Eugenia Monti, Matthieu Bourel, next:now, Vetomat

We’re happy to announce the start of a new series of talk and discussion events hosted by Datacide and next:now

Almanac for Noise & Politics 2016 Articles

Almanac for Noise & Politics in Stock now!

June 9, 2016June 17, 2016 datacide 0 Comments Almanac, Anti-Imperialism, Darkam, Human Skin Drum, Industrial, Neofolk, Nomex, Vision

The brand new Almanac for Noise & Politics 2016 (release date May 28, 2016) is made up of a total

Articles Datacide 14

Dancing with Death: The Excremental, the Sacred & Ecstatic Community in Free Party Culture

June 26, 2015 Hannah Lammin 1 Comment Darkam, Denis Hollier, Free Party, George Bataille, Jean-François Lyotard

‘The slaughterhouse is linked to religion in so far as the temples of bygone eras … served two purposes: they

Articles Datacide 5 Events

Praxis & Concrete Cosmos present Aural Extremisms @ K9 Berlin 19-06-2015

June 17, 2015June 26, 2015 datacide 0 Comments Aekre, Ari Nev, Christoph Fringeli, D!NAM!K, Darkam, Destrooy, DJ Controlled Weirdness, K9, nemeton, Nothing Essential Happens in the Absence of Noise (documentary), Silvia Biagioni

19-06-2015 – Praxis and Concrete Cosmos present Aural Extremisms at K9, Kinzigstr. 9, 10247 Berlin. Talks and Screenings from 8pm:

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