Praxis + Break/Flow – Communist 7″ Product Blueprint
Praxis + Break/Flow – Communist 7″ Product Blueprint was a (fictional) project bringing together Marx quotes, vinyl and critique; Cornelius Cardew and Royal Family & The Poor.
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music theory
Battlenoise! – On the Ideology of “Martial Industrial” Music
A review article about the book Battlenoise! and the ideology of Martial Industrial music from Datacide 10 (2008).
Read MoreThe End of Vinyl, again?
The demise of vinyl has been predicted many times, particularly in the 80’s when the record industry moved from the
Read More“SITUATIONISM ON WHEELS: SKATEBORED IS NOT SKATEBOARD”
Corollary to “In Skatebored We Noize” by dj Balli (+ Bel.04) For decades now Situationism has been subsumed by the
Read MoreAUDIO-PHILOSOPHICAL DWELLINGS
With the expression “Audio-Philosophical Dwellings” you refer to every symbolic support of Sonic Belligerency, whatever its nature and importance. For
Read MoreTeknival and the emancipatory potential of technology
This text is based on a talk given at the One-shot Art Festival in Berlin, October 2007 as part of
Read MoreCommodities for the Jilted Generation
Thoughts on the presentation of rebellion in the artwork of (Post-)Rave records. Abstract On the basis of two drawings I´m
Read Morevisible and invisible fragments of experiences
– ABOUT BOGOTRAX FESTIVAL – “Every possible of the individuals is then a shadow that gives a sound.” Kierkegaard –
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You’re too Young to Remember the Eighties – Dancing in a Different Time
In the early 1980s, nightlife was limited, with clubs closing by 2 am. Amid overpriced discos, a subculture emerged, embracing electronic music and underground clubs. Influenced by bands like Soft Cell, the writer explored the growing club scene in London, including venues like the Batcave, the Hacienda, and illegal warehouse parties. This scene laid the foundation for Acid House’s rise in the late ’80s.
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