that word for that would be  an 'internationalist', would it not?

this dynamic needs more unpacking - this tendency of people to want to offload the existential weight of existing to some "Other"; guru, teacher or religious institution ... is this not the key to why people get into conspiracy theories, a desire for some sort of ordering principle, however malign it may be. perhaps a progressive liberatory project needs to emphasise the fact that everything is just a big fucking mess, but we're all in it together.

the leaky prophetic ship we're all on together

really enjoyed this conversation. I would love to hear the discussion you mention about discordianism/california libertarianism/ayn rand/neoliberalism  and the ways that end up relating to the comsic right and even Jordan Peterson. 

Owen Hatherley, Juliet Jacques, and Alberto Toscano join PTO to talk about Adam Curtis's new BBC series Can't Get You Out of My Head. We chatted about Curtis' politics, the changes in his documentary style since the early 1990s, and why he avoids talking about neoliberalism.

HyperCurtisisation w/ Owen Hatherley, Juliet Jacques, and Alberto Toscano

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"Sounds inspired by long trips through the upper-Midwest and time spent there."

Syntonic Research, Inc - Environments 10: Gentle Rain In A Pine Forest
John Fahey - Hope Slumbers Eternal
Janek Schaefer - Radio 112FM
Chuck Johnson - Moonstone
Bartosz Kruczyński - Along The Sun-Drenched Road 1 
Vilod - Clop 
(Field recording of fire) 
Peter Seiler - Serengeti 
Robert Rich And Steve Roach - The Grotto Of Lost Time
Joanna Brouk - Aurora
Kraftwerk - Strom

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Grim Lusk for Dublab

Thanks to @taraclerkin

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Bristolians Tara Clerkin Trio sign the new 10TRAX n72. The trio, composed by Tara Clerkin, Sunny-Joe Paradisos and Patrick Benjamin, have recently released their self-titled album on the label Laura Lies In. Tara Clerkin released previously in 2017 her solo debut album “Hello” via Stolen Body.

We want to give a big shout out to Max who shared with us the TCT album earlier this year and gave us the opportunity to discover this amazing group and their beautiful music.

This 10TRAX brings a cool combination of downtempo, jazz, electronics and everything in between. It’s perfect for welcoming the summer in this weird year.

Here some words about the mix by TCT:
“We've got a group for the trio on facebook where we send eachother cool stuff. Recently it's mostly been tips for bread baking, but usually we post songs we think the others will like or ones we're using for jamspiration. So here's 10 of the songs we've sent to eachother over the past few months."

Be sure to check and support their stuff:
https://soundcloud.com/taraclerkin
https://lauraliesin.bandcamp.com/album/tara-clerkin-trio
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsNzOkiFteOjPAPpWNz73PQ
https://www.youtube.com/user/jospar/videos

We would like to say thank you to TCT for their time, kindness and love for the music. We wish them all the best in the future and we’ll follow them closely.

See you all soon. Stay safe!
Peace

PS: We almost forgot to say that the picture that goes along with this mix is a delicious-looking bread made by Tara. :¬)

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1. John Tchicai - Lied
2. A.R. Luciani - Battery Farm
3. Amon Tobin - Slowly
4. Cabaret Voltaire - Low Cool
5. GILA - Rider 3 (Absent Roof)
6. Matthew Friedberger - Ladies in Waiting - Waiting Forever: "You're  Getting Yourself Worked Up"
7. Able Noise - The Little Day
8. Ex - Terrestrial - Ka Y
9. Hematic Sunsets - Tristesse Aromatique
10. Carl Stone - Shing Kee

10TRAX #072 : Tara Clerkin Trio

Jeremy Gilbert talks to Erik Davis, scholar of weird culture, mysticism, and the fertile crossover between esoterica and politics. From gnostic revivals to conspiracy theories, the JFK assassination to QAnon – why does there seem to be a sudden resurgence in conspiracy theories, sometimes in the most unexpected corners? Is there a connection between conspiracy theory and the 'California Ideology'? And does rationalism always triumph in politics? Erik's latest book, High Weirdness, is out now. https://novaramedia.com/?p=24214

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#ACFM – Microdose: Erik Davis on the Cosmic Right

On Friday, August 28th, Nuke Watch commemorated their new release ‘Countdown’, the third iteration of our Commend There label, with a 2-hour live performance from Commend. Out of our space, to outer space, and now to your place.

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An hour of laidback grooves from the year 1999, selected by all five of mmarz's founders. This mix originally aired on 10/3/2020 as part of Dublab's 21st anniversary.

Tracklist: mmarzmix.com/086

mmarz 086 | mmarz: chill 1999

60min of Asha for my nani, Kusum. i made this mix as accompaniment for an essay published by frieze magazine, "Out of Earshot": https://www.frieze.com/article/thinking-through-bollywoods-class-consciousness


Tracklist
Aye Zindagi (Dil Padosi, 1987)
Jab Chaye Mera Jadoo [Avalon Emerson Bwana edit] (Lootmaar, 1950)
Aaja Anja Mein Hoon Pyar Tera (Teesri Manzil, 1966)
Katra Katra (Ijaazat, 1987)
Zahreela Pyar (Daud: Fun on the Run, 1997)
Jawani Jaaneman (Namak Halal, 1982)
Freak Out Music (Heera Panna, 1973)
Mera Naam Hain Shabnam (Kali Patang, 1971)
Dum Maro Dum (Hare Rama Hare Krishna, 1971)
Koi Aaya Aane Bhi De (Kala Sona, 1975) 
Rangeela Re (Rangeela, 1994)
Piya Tore Nainawa (Unreleased, 1973)
Tu Tu Hai Wahi (Yeh Waada Raha, 1982)
Pyar Ke Mod Pe (Parinda, 1989)

ASHA 2020

ASHA

What would it mean to take climate change as seriously as it demands to be taken? What kinds of political action are adequate to the climate crisis? Why are states acting so slowly, and so inadequately? And why is the climate movement so wedded to a near-absolute pacifism? Andreas Malm, author of one of the most penetrating accounts of carbon capitalism, thinks he knows why – and what is to be done. In a new polemic, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, he makes an urgent call for the climate justice movement to take radical action against the infrastructure of death – before it's too late. He joins James Butler to discuss. The two Catholic Worker activists mentioned in the episode, Jessica Reznicek and Ruby Montoya, face over 100 years each in prison. The Climate Focus is part of Novara Media’s Decade Project, an inquiry into the defining issues of the 2020s. The Decade Project is generously supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (London Office). https://novaramedia.com/?p=28949

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