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For his lecture “Foucault and Marx: A Disjunctive Synthesis?”, Étienne Balibar discusses connections and disjunctions between Michel Foucault and Karl Marx, using Foucault’s 1972 Collège de France lectures on La société punitive as an alternative lens for the question of “reproduction” and its relationship to class struggles. With Foucault and Marx as a starting point for a new confrontation, he also reconsiders the idea of “communism” today. Response by Judith Butler, Professor of Comparative Literature, UC Berkeley.

Neoliberalism + Biopolitics | Foucault and Marx: A Disjunctive Synthesis | Etienne Balibar | 12/9/14

Eddie Ruscha (aka E Ruscha V, aka Secret Circuit) brings us 1 hour of original counter intelligence via his guise of The Only Thingz.

Using electronic synthesis as a basis for sound manipulation, The Only Thingz attempts a piercing of the membrane, be it water or yoke, in an imaginative sense, as of the creation of polliwog. 

A journey of searching and discovery.... A field guide composition of a possible life creation theory... A primordial map in linear sonic formulae.

Available now for pre-order via the Bandcamp store. Tapes will be posted out late February 2018...be quick!

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GMT07 - Only Thingz (Ed Ruscha V) (snippets)

Adam Tooze joins me for part two of our discussion on his new book, 'Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World'. We spoke about the Brexit vote, Emmanuel Macron's EU reform agenda, the prospects for a radical Labour government, and why it is that Marxists keep claiming Adam (a self-described liberal) for one of their own. 

If you enjoy this episode please consider donating via Patreon:

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Part one of the interview:

https://soundcloud.com/poltheoryother/20-adam-tooze-on-crashed-how-a-decade-of-financial-crises-changed-the-world

#23 Adam Tooze on 'Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World' (Part 2)

Once dismissed as a utopian fantasy, universal income has now hit the mainstream. With new technologies, support from across the political spectrum, and advocates from Stephen Hawking to Mark Zuckerberg, it’s no surprise people have begun to take the idea seriously. In a combative head-to-head debate, author of Basic Income: And How We Can Make It Happen Guy Standing goes head to head with leading libertarian economist Deirdre McCloskey.

Could the Universal Basic Income work? | Guy Standing vs Deirdre McCloskey

Premiere of the title track You, Only to be released on the Vaagner Summer Batch, July 1st 2019.

You, Only is a beguiling insight into the world of Turkish musician Ekin Üzeltüzenci and her debut release on Vaknar. 
The album features a series of musical tapestries which prominently include live instrumentation in tandem with Ekin’s own voice, all of which has been fed through a series of tape delays, giving the final outcome a brittle and reflective tone.

Track List:

A1 Ekin Fil - Hope
A2 Ekin Fil - Other, Others
A3 Ekin Fil - You, Only
A4 Ekin Fil - Arise
B1 Ekin Fil - Scar
B2 Ekin Fil - Incident Light

About Ekin Fil:

After a stint of initial tape only albums which included the aforementioned 'Heavy', Ekin Fil went on the produce 4 albums for the Helen Scarsdale Agency. She was awarded "Best Original Film Music" for her first Soundtrack "Kaygi" at SIYAD, 2017 and "Best Film Music" for the Soundtrack of "Korfez - The Gulf" at Türkisches Film Festival in Frankfurt, 2018.
This year she released an LP of separate songs titled KOMA on the Stockholm based imprint Possible Motive.

https://soundcloud.com/vaagner
https://soundcloud.com/ekin-fil

Premiere: Ekin Fil - You, Only [Vaknar]

On the eve of her digital EP release Only You, Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch shares a dynamic mix that showcases some of her influences, from classic (Olivier Messiaen) to the modern (Hilde Marie Holsen).  The mix flows smoothly while taking listeners to unexpected places.  We're happy to be hosting the premiere, brought to us by the good folks at the 130701 imprint of Fatcat Records.

Tracklist:
Para One – Naissance Des Pieuvres
Julia Holter – So Lillies
Hilde Marie Holsen – Lazuli
Alessandro Cortino – Di passaggio
Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch - Morphee
Olivier Messiaen – Fête des belles eaux, II/14: Oraison
Carl Stone – Banteay Srey
James McVinnie – O Clavis David (Alex Groves Remix)
Murcof+Vanessa Wagner – Variations for the Healing of Arinushka
Jóhann Jóhannsson – Target
Kelly Lee Owens – Arthur
A Winged Victory for the Sullen – We Played Some Open Chords and Rejoiced, For the Earth Had Circled the Sun yet Another Year

Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch ~ Organes Electriques [Mixtape Premiere]

CFCFの来日公演を記念して、Sakiko Osawaとdip in the poolのコラボ作「Meditation」のリミックス・バージョンが、OIRAN MUSICよりリリースが決定。

また、多賀みなみによるアートワークをプリントしたタオルハンカチ（CD-R付）が、数量限定で同時発売。ライブ会場での販売も予定している。


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Meditation feat. dip in the pool (CFCF Remix)

A contemplative aural journey across the stillness and massive scale of the landscapes of northern Iceland, as captured in Peter Hutton’s painterly film ‘Skagafjörður’. 

Numbered edition of 90 copies with download coupon. 
Inlay offset printed in silver.

Andrew Chalk & Timo Van Luijk – Skagafjörður

David Graeber’s life and work leaves an indelible mark on thinkers and activists from London through New York, from Rojava to Quebec. To celebrate his life and work Novara Media are hosting a live stream with academics, activists, and politicians who have been influenced by, and who were an influence on, his intellectual endeavours and activist pursuits.



With:

Molly Crabapple
John McDonnell
David Wengrow
Dani Ellis 
Debbie Bookchin
Aaron Bastani
Grace Blakeley
Alpa Shah
Jeremy Corbyn 

Hosted by Ash Sarkar

Novara Audio: Radio for a Different Politics

David Graeber: A Celebration Of His Life

Out now https://sseellkkiieess.bandcamp.com/

Brochs - Side B (Sneak Peak)

"Live recording of Atsuko Hatano's concert at Les Ateliers Claus on 9th May 2019."

Recorded and mixed by Christophe Albertijn

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Tracklisting:

1. Improvisation #2 'Blue Cells' - 13:43
2. Yellow Boys - 13:38
3. Unplugged - 1:02

LAC002 - Atsuko Hatano "Improvisation 2 - Blue Cells"

Live recording from Keiji Haino his concert at les ateliers claus on 7th October 2019 - Brussels, Belgium

We all know Keiji Haino as a legendary musician and it's always a special experience to host him. The day prior to his concert at les ateliers claus, he came to Brussels and expressed his wish to do some record shopping. And so we did - in between soundcheck and the actual concert. Keiji Haino likes to hear unique sounds and performers and so we went on a search. In a certain store in Brussels I made him listen to one of my favourite albums by Igor Wakhevitch (Hator) - he listened and promised me half-jokingly his performance at les ateliers claus would be better.

LAC003 - Keiji Haino "God's Favorite Experiences - Part 1"

TR133 - David Grubbs & Ryley Walker - Fight Or Flight Simulator [excerpt]

The Center for Interdisciplinary Critical Inquiry (CICI) was established in 2013 by UC Berkeley’s College of Letters and Sciences: Division of Arts and Humanities with a mission to support the programming and development of several dynamic interdisciplinary research units in the humanities and social sciences.

Currently CICI serves The Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion, The Program in Critical Theory, and the Digital Humanities at Berkeley, three programs led by a highly diverse community of 200 faculty, advisors, scholars and graduate students from nearly 30 campus departments and schools.

Neoliberalism + Biopolitics | Foucault and Marx: A Disjunctive Synthesis | Etienne Balibar | 12/9/14

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