"A collection of compelling essays analysing the technological evolutions which have defined pop and electronic music and how this history intersects. From Donna Summer and David Bowie to Daft Punk, from Afrobeats and Atlanta trap Reynolds pulls up the profiles of artists and scenes to build a real listening guide to the most essential electronic and digital sounds."
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Art and the Future: A History/Prophecy of the Collaboration Between Science, Technology and Art
I do like this kind of book that attempts to sum up a moment in cultural time, especially when the author is also rash enough to predict t...
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"Schlock" here used in the Yiddish-derived sense of "inferior or shoddy goods" Oops, here's an earlier Hawkwind -rel... -
....is a bit too huge of a question for me to tackle but briefly* 1/ I’m not as depressed about music and lack of futurity as I was when I...
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An interesting post from John Coulthart at feuilleton about Hawkwind , whose whole thing exists at that intersection of science fiction an...
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