NO TYPE EDIT 2015 FT. justina valentine & gemaine edwards

Around a decade ago Jamie Teasdale flung himself into the consciousness of listeners worldwide alongside Roly Porter with the collaborative project Vex’d through the channels of Planet Mu Records. After putting out two much revered full-lengths, the pair decided to continue with their solo projects and from this, Jamie brought his moniker Kuedo to life. Sticking with Planet Mu, he released a couple of EPs and followed them up with the Severant, a genuinely singular modern masterpiece that would go on to be heavily influential for years to come. Four years later, Jamie has now founded a label and art imprint together with Joe Shakespeare. With Knives, the two aim to encompass visual art, graphic design and a collaborative working process, functioning across genre confinements that exist in the creative industry today. Knives will soon have its first release from Truants favourite J.G. Biberkopf, and were heavily involved with Jlin's fantastic Dark Energy that came out on Planet Mu this year.

Read more:  http://truantsblog.com/2015/truancy-volume-117-kuedo/

Soundcloud: @kuedo

Truancy Volume 117: Kuedo

With the help of some Liverpool football fans, curator Alona Pardo imagines German photographer, Candida Hofer’s arrival in Liverpool, experiencing the Anfield atmosphere and the overwhelming influence of Sir Roger Hunt.  

See the photo: http://www.barbican.org.uk/strangeaudio/photographs/candida-hofer/
To complement the Barbican Art Gallery exhibition, we’ve selected five photographs from the exhibition to bring us closer to the themes, histories and communities that reveal how others see us. Featuring Martin Parr, curator Alona Pardo, exhibition assistant Jilke Golbach, Sean O'Hagan, Pamela Roberts plus more voices from around the UK.

Explore the five photographs discussed in the audio online: www.barbican.org.uk/strangeaudio. 

Strange and Familiar: Britain as Revealed by International Photographers is open at Barbican Art Gallery from 16 March–19 June 2016 http://bit.ly/1LdYoLG


Strange and Familiar: Candida Hofer – The Boy with the Roger Hunt Badge

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Strange and Familiar: Candida Hofer – The Boy with the Roger Hunt Badge

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