Name: Autonomia And The 'Year Of '77 by Novara Media
Duration: 57 min 38 s
Description: On this week’s show Aaron Bastani is joined by Federico Campagna as they discuss a group of left movements in Italy that mobilised from the mid 1960s until the early 198os and which culminated in the ‘year of ’77′.

Scrying the Landscape IV w/ Elina Tapio & Hannah Pezzack!
For Freudian analysts, dreaming of horses is a sign of a phallic fixation – a symbol of carnal, unbridled desire. In 1973, Peter Shaffer published Equus, a play about a young man whose pathological obsession with the creatures drives him into mania: from erotic fascination to violent possession. Yet for feminist writers like Elspeth Probyn, the act of riding embodies euphoric lines of flight. Stables are distinctly feminine spaces in which women and girls form close bonds with each other, and with their equestrian companions. The fourth episode of Scrying the Landscape is inspired by a trip Elina Tapio and Hannah Pezzack took together to Oostvaarders National Park in the Netherlands. There, the wild Konik horse – descendants of the extinct Tarpan - has been introduced to roam through this fenced territory. Indebted to this re-wilding experiment, the biopolitics of species scarcity and Celtic rituals, they present a soundscape of horse music; pagan folk, experimental noise and Welsh choral singing.

Scrying The Landscape w. Elina Tapio And Hannah Pezzack [29.09.2021]

The music project titled Rose Altar was the first to be released under the Nouvelle Gaze label in 2019, debuting with the cassette 'Catalonia'. The name has since been an inseparable element of the Nouvelle Gaze mythos. The enigmatic imprint has released 19 installments up to today, each part seemingly integral to each other, connected within a fractal of the same crystal structure. Its flagbearer presents a wonderful mix for Amulet of Tears, mostly comprised of original soundtracks from digital worlds, imagined stories, and some revisited classics.

Amulet of Tears 022: Rose Altar

Music: Rose Altar

Artwork: @anasisana

Amulet 022: Rose Altar

In this bumper Trip, the gang survey the totalising modern phenomenon that is The Internet. Nadia, Keir and Jem dredge up their early interactions with a primitive web and explain how the dream of free and open communication was displaced by closed networks of e-commerce and data harvesting.

Following Keir’s recent Microdose episode with Malcolm Harris, they discuss the connections between self-optimising techies and the pseudo-science of eugenics.

They also talk about digital hygiene, the “Californian ideology”, why the Soviets didn’t invent the internet, and whether psychedelic drugs were the driver of Silicon Valley’s dominance.

Music comes from The Fall, Le Tigre and the very online Lil Pump and Macintosh Plus.

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Music: Knife Party - ‘Internet Friends’ / Le Tigre - ‘Get Off The Internet’ / The Fall - ‘Telephone Thing’ / The Penguin Cafe Orchestra - ‘Telephone and Rubber Band’ / Wiley - ‘Eskimo’ / Hannah Diamond - ‘Hi’ / Grimes - ‘Oblivion’ / Macintosh Plus - ‘リサフランク420 / 現代のコンピュー' / Lil Pump - ‘Elementary’ / FKA twigs - ‘Ride The Dragon’

Books and articles: Daniel Levitin - The Organised Mind / Alison Winch & Ben Little - The New Patriarchs of Digital Capitalism / Benjamin Peters - How Not to Network a Nation / Richard Barbrook & Andy Cameron - ‘The Californian Ideology’ / Malcolm Harris - Palo Alto / Jeremy Gilbert & Alex Williams – Hegemony Now / Nick Couldry & Ulises Ali Mejias - The Cost of Connection

Novara Audio: Radio for a Different Politics

ACFM Trip 35: The Internet

Lain - My Body Is Full Of Metal

Manuel Chittka, Kroccoli

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Millions have protested against the bombing of Gaza by taking part in marches, boycotts, sit-ins and other demonstrations. But what difference does it make, either to the world or to ourselves?

The gang confront a contentious topic in this Trip. Do "A to B" marches ever achieve anything? What about joining hands around an RAF base? Digging up roads? Refusing to pay your taxes? Is squatting a form of direct action?

They discuss Irish hunger strikers, Montgomery bus boycotters, Greenham Common women and the people that Suella Braverman calls "hate marchers", with music from Lowkey, the Plastic Ono Band, Steel Pulse and more.

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Music: Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man / Dylan - Masters of War / Samba extract / Public Enemy - 911 is a Joke / Lowkey - Ghosts of Grenfell / Steel Pulse - Handsworth Revolution / The Plastic Ono Band - Give Peace A Chance / John Lennon - Working Class Hero

Book: Charles Tilly – Social Movements: 1768-2004

Produced and edited by Matt Huxley and Chal Ravens. PRS licence number: LE-0016481

ACFM Trip 39: Protest

Solitude

On this week’s show Aaron Bastani is joined by Federico Campagna as they discuss a group of left movements in Italy that mobilised from the mid 1960s until the early 198os and which culminated in the ‘year of ’77′.

Autonomia And The 'Year Of '77

SONIC PLATE第11弾、1999年リリース。

『V.A.／SONS OF SUPER APE』（SONIC PLATE／SONIC011）

1. WELCOME TO THE OPEN／BLAST HEAD feat. DUBA2 SHUN 
2. ETHIOPIAN DIET MENU 2／KUKNACKE
 3. IKAZUCHI (Lighting Dub) ／L?K?O, AO, KENICHI MATSUMOTO 
4. PSYCHOLODICALHOLYGRAPHEASECOPE／DUB SONIC meets KEN KEN 
5. THE RASTA AFRICAN HERO DUB／HAIR STYLISTICS 
6. DUB PARADE ON MY WAY／HAIR STYLISTICS 
7. VENDOR’S EYE／Echo-U-Nite*
 8. LOVE TO HEART／WOODMAN 
9. DUB TO HEART／WOODMAN 
10. RETURN OF THE KWIKK KIK LEE／STRANGE GARDEN *

* Bonus Tracks CD only

※サンプル音源は、
1. Welcome to the Open/BLAST HEAD feat.DUBA2 SHUN 
4. PSYCHOLODICALHOLYGRAPHEASECOPE/ DUB SONIC meets KEN KEN
 5. The Rasta African Hero Dub/HAIR STYLISTICS 
6. Dub Parade on My Way/HAIR STYLISTICS 
7. Vendor's Eye/Echo-U-Nite
9. Dub to Heart/WOODMAN 

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Executive Producer & Art Work：TAKEHITO NAKAZATO（SONIC PLATE/F.E.E.S）
Design：HIMITSU HAKASE（HIMITSU KENKYUJO）

作品データ＆谷口マルタ正明のテキストはこちら
https://note.com/takehitonakazato/n/nfaecf2b068da

Autonomia And The 'Year Of '77

Novara Media

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