Praxis Communique (Break/Flow 1, 1996)
The main text from Praxis Newsletter 7 from 1995 was originally titled Break the Circle and was reprinted with a short update in the first issue of Break/Flow in 1996.
Read MoreThe main text from Praxis Newsletter 7 from 1995 was originally titled Break the Circle and was reprinted with a short update in the first issue of Break/Flow in 1996.
Read MoreThe second Almanac – print edition from 2016 – appears as a eBook today. Topics covered in this issue are Nomex – including an appraisal of his life by Jo Burzynska, an interview with John Eden and an extensive discography of his works and his label Adverse. You find two articles for a critique of the left – from the left. A look at far right transversal strategies in Neofolk and Martial Industrial, and a look back on the Vision label 1986-1992.
Read MoreIn episode 10 of The Molehill Report – the video newsletter/magazine of our Noise & Politics YouTube channel – Christoph Fringeli looks back at the early days of Praxis Records, the label he started in 1992 in London. He traces the mutations of the label as well as the environment it launched and continues to launch its musical interventions.
Read MoreThe Molehill Report #9 – November 2022: We present excerpts of an interview with Nihil Fist, the master of relentless political speedcore, and we’re happy to announce the new release in the Praxis digital remix series, a rework of Noface’s Hallucinate by Base Force One.
Read MoreTHE 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.
Read MoreNihil Fist first appeared on the scene with a number of self-released cassette tapes and CDs in the late 1990s where he started defining his own vision of rapid fire beats and relentless noise attacks combining elements of harsh noise and speedcore, but at the same time far apart from these genres. This is the full transcript of our interview with him which first appeared on the Noise & Politics channel.
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