“The Urge to Speak Where Form Collapses” – London 18-01-2026
A Sunday daytime event to celebrate the release of the new Falsehood Union zine and compiliation – Hekate Union.
Read MoreA Sunday daytime event to celebrate the release of the new Falsehood Union zine and compiliation – Hekate Union.
Read MoreA deeply personal tribute to Ian Miley, aka Blackmass Plastics—an uncompromising underground artist, DJ, and friend. Tracing his life from his teens through rave culture, free parties, Teknivals, and decades of fiercely original music-making, it portrays a restless, curious, and principled figure. Despite severe illness and physical decline, Ian’s creative drive never dimmed, expanding into synthesisers, sculpture, and design. His music—dark, stripped-back, and purposeful—remained rooted in the original rave spirit. He lived and created without compromise: a true underground soldier. Obituary by The Reverend
Read MoreThe Molehill Report in April 2022: We’re back from the first major event this year, the 25th Anniversary of Hekate Sound System and brought back some nice footage. A new T-Shirt available: The Future is Cancelled. Design by Tóng Zhì. We’d like to hear from you what you would like to see on our Noise & Politics channel.
Read MoreThe February 2022 edition of “The Molehill Report,” hosted by Christoph Fringeli, covers Praxis Records, Datacide Magazine, and related projects.
Highlights include a new digital release by Cortex, an interview with DJ Controlled Weirdness (Neil Keating) discussing 1980s London club and warehouse parties, and the announcement of Hekate Soundsystem’s 25th anniversary in Lyon. Fringeli emphasizes the mix of news, reviews, and interviews related to their music and cultural endeavors.
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.
Read MoreInterview with Dan Moss, aka Dan Hekate, aka The Wirebug about the origins of the Hekate sound system in the mid 90s, music and counterculture and his own adventures in music and as a feature film director.
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