Look Back: Icee Hot, a Bay Area Club Culture Moment
An interview with San Francisco club organizers Icee Hot, originally published in 2015.
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Words With: Kiernan Laveaux
Growing up queer and trans in Ohio; DJing as an artform; music as a communal force and conduit for love and joy.
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Now Listening: Charles A.D., False Aralia, 29 Speedway, Daisy Moon, Fergus Jones
Home-listening techno-house; micro-dub minimalism & phantom acoustics; body music as tesseract; techno-pop obsessions; bass music as galaxy.
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Look Back: Superpitcher — "Hollywood"
Mentioned: The Postal Service, 12-LP albums, Pachanga Boys, Burning Man, $1500 records, Brian de Palma's "Body Double," Philip Glass, Sufjan Stevens, philosophical inquiry, Ship of Theseus.
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Longform: A Spectre is Haunting Electronic Music
Marx would surely have loved the club, but would have been aghast at the economic conditions therein.
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Words With: Ani Phoebe
Hong Kong, pop-up vending, records as journaling, cultural currency, sustainability, retail as cooperative ecosystem.
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Now Listening: A New Industrial Roundup
For New Industrial artists and labels, the refusal to be categorized is the category.
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Words With: Autechre, Vol. 2 (2015)
The complete transcript of my 2015 conversation with Autechre, published for the first time—in two parts.
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Words With: Autechre, Vol. 1 (2015)
The complete transcript of my 2015 conversation with Autechre, published for the first time—in two parts.
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Look Back: A Ghost in the Machine (an Autechre feature from 2015)
A nearly 10-year old feature on Autechre—with the complete interview transcript to follow.
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Longform: The New Industrial
Or why Dean Blunt might be the truest spiritual successor to Throbbing Gristle.
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Words With: Simon Popp & Polygonia
Collaboration, musical backgrounds, Ableton vs. hardware, alternative percussion instruments, spontaneity, techno-jazz intersections, Munich and the midsize-city advantage.
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