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Uprock Rhizome: Jungle Green Memes – Throwback

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Listen here (Amazon), and here (Beatport), read here: New on Tigerbeat 6. Uprock + The Aphasia Group shuffle through noise, americana, punk, free jazz, laptop wankery and improvisational percussion, offering music enthusiasts a feast of digital discharge, cover songs, recorded minutes from broken circuits boards and archival tracks from unheard oakland improv jam sessions. Highlights [...]

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Cut of the Day: Glenn Branca ‘Hallucination city symphony for 100 guitars’

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

The steez

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The Belly of an Architect by Peter Greenaway – A Love Letter Review

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Review by Kevin Casey Haven’t done this since Taxi Driver, but the Newtonian pull, the gravity of Peter Greenaway’s classic, tugs too strong, like a tidal surge, a bulb traveling around the world in seek of shores to break against… For my love, who introduced me to this seminal flick! Newtonian physics, the pull of [...]

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Zine of the Day (Throwback / Dustbin of History)

Friday, November 16, 2012

Absolute Berkeley! Relive Filth, Econochrist, Spitboy et al with back issues of Eggplant’s inkjet gem… if you were in close proximity to 924 in the 80s up until the early 90s then these pages were as omnipresent as Aaron’s (who graced the pages of A.Z. under the moniker Skrub) hand-penned zine. Don’t turn your nose [...]

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Bill Daniel’s: 847, DO YOU HAVE YOUR RADIO OFF? – Zine Review

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Bill Daniel’s zine 847, DO YOU HAVE YOUR RADIO OFF? published by the fine folks at Hamburger Eyes is a gem. If you have spent time in SF, wandering around the Mission and the alleyways south of Market, grokking graff and walking your three-speed around puddles admiring Reminisce’s (THR) horses… throw-up one color horses galloping [...]

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