Name: Non-Totalizable Intensive Multiplicities (NTIMs) by Chaosophy Street
Duration: 45 min 19 s
Description: On the first episode of Chaosophy Street, Taylor explores the notion of Non-Totalizable Intensive Multiplicity (NTIM) and what it means to him. He also says hello to other NTIMs he's met along the way.

this intro hit different i relate to it on a spiritual level

This is great man (cyberneticsere1 from Twitter)

Id love to talk to you about my excess of communication, as it relates to your Zizekian mode of talking. My tourettes does that as well but differently.

Track off upcoming "Mala Tempora Currunt" tape on Slave Chandelier

Fresnes - Loin des matins clairs

@djlindax

Pain we Feel — The Microgram
Deep Forest — Sweet Lullaby
Love me like You do — Justin Bieber 
Sunset — Mikey Enwright
Tilting On Windmills (Mssingno Edit) — Malibu
Untitled - Shell — Circadian Rhythms
ALLA DAT EDIT (NUNU X 6,7) — Endgame 
Pop smoke gunna himera vivaldi — Anima 
No Air — Anima 
N35 — Two Shell 
Touchpad — Two Shell 
Sakura — Dj Seinfeld
DoggyStyle — Dukeyman 
Ny Excuse — Soulwax 
Antipodean — Dj Boneyard
Say My Name — Dj Protein 
Flash Drive — L-Vis 1990

Honeymoon Phase 004 • Dj Lindax

Not here is nowhere:Tzu Ni invites 破空間 The Post-Theatre - 09/12/2021

KONNICHIWA.

It's been a while.
A compilation album has been released by tokinogake.

Various Artists - Ultimate_Collection ''beech trees'' 
tokinogake.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-collection-beech-trees


1.intro

2.KMRU & Aho Ssan - Despite the Night

3.Amit Dagim - Boat Hume

4.a0n0 - 610

5.Atte Elias Kantonen - Kumma Kartta

6.Ian M Fraser - Riposte

7.kenji hamada - arugamama

8.Kambara - Le_ratodrome

9.deuveir - in

10.eczem - ET R007

11.FRKTL - Locations For An Immaterial Essence

12.Yoichi Ichikawa - Epicurus' Garden

13.RM Francis - Glob Ops

14.Savvas Metaxas - End of Summer

15.Tony Lugo - Untitled

16.nnirror - any speed

17.IKTS - SAJO

18.outro


My track is included.
Try to enjoy it.

Ultimate_Collection ''beech trees''

SAJO

Agries

Artist: Pisitakun
Album: Absolute C.O.U.P.
Format: Digital / Tape 
Cat.No: CHI022
Master: John Hannon
Artwork: Pisitakun
Release Date: 29 July 2020

The tourist board might try to paint Thailand as the Land of Smiles, but in reality, democracy and free expression for Thai citizens seem a far-off dream. The Southeast Asian country has undergone 13 military coups d’états following the Siamese Revolution in 1932, the most in modern history than any other country. “Since I was born I witnessed three different coups: in 1991, 2006 and 2014,” says Thai artist Pisitakun. “The question is stuck in my mind: Why do we have so many coups?”

Pisitakun explores this question on Absolute C.O.U.P. , his second release on Chinabot following 2018’s SOSLEEP. A whirl of hard techno, molam, military marching beats, Thai Pop and traditional Thai instrumentation, the seven-track record is a maximalist tour through the Thai political and psychic landscape, never sacrificing its wicked sense of fun in its pursuit of political justice. 

Pisitakun is among the young Thai artists who use oblique playfulness to challenge the ruling powers in the face of censorship and prosecution. “I’m trying to collect the sounds, voices, samples or songs that relates to the coup and make songs from those sources. Each song represents the part of structure that supports the coup,” he says.  

Opening track MoMoNarNarChy interpolates Pleng Sansern Phra Baramee, the Thai royal anthem. Played by Pisitikun on the phin, a lute from the marginalised Isan region of northern Thailand, he transfers the anthem through his analogue synthesizer to create a dissonant, unfamiliar version of the song, wrapped in techno beats and skittish distortions.

“This album was mix of different classes of music, from local to royal music, “ says Pisitakun of the album’s palimpsest of samples and tempo changes. “I try to put a lot of unstable parts into the song so that you never know when it will change, when it will be fun when it will be sad. It is like a coup in that you never know what will happen in the future. Only the one that makes the coup can know.”

Driven by military marching drums, ArArMyMy samples the Thai pop song Poor Soldier, a ballad about low solider wages, as well as the speech given in 2014 by the wealthy General Prayut Chan-o-cha shortly after his successful coup. Prayut, who implemented a number of anti-democracy and censorship laws, remains in power today. 



As the world erupts in protest at police oppression, Pisitakun reminds us of the profound loss of human freedoms under a police state. His energetic defiance imagines an expressive, aggressive and deeply joyful world where the strata of power have been upended - a kind of coup in itself against the structures of hierarchy in Thailand. 

The album includes three remixes from Gabber Modus Operandi, MSHR and ELVIN BRANDHI. It will be available to buy as a cassette or as a gold bullet-shaped USB stick—a typically subversive nod to the power and wealth of the Thai military elite. A visual artist as well as a musician, Pisitakun has made a painting for each song, which will be included as stickers with the physical release.

About PISITAKUN

Pisitakun Kuntalang is a visual artist and musician living in Bangkok. He released SOSLEEP, his first album with Chinabot, in 2018 and appeared on a number of other splits and compilations. 

He questions fundamental and increasingly universal values without merely decrying the fact of corruption or offering neat palliatives. His works are based on political speculation and the external and internal frustrations artists are subject to.
He has performed at CTM Festival (Berlin, Germany), Asian Meeting Festival (Tokyo, Japan), WSK NUSASONIC (Manila, Philippines), Spaziomusica Festival (Cagliari, Italy) and Cafe OTO (London, UK).

Absolute C.O.U.P.

MoMoNarNarChy

Pisitakun - MoMoNarNarChy

Rien Ne Tient Dans Tes Mains

This is part one of a series Taylor Adkins and I will be doing on the Univocal edition of Francois Laruelle's Philosophy and Non-Philosophy. Taylor translated the edition we're reading from. This episode will essentially focus on the preface and a preliminary discussion of Laruelle.

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On the first episode of Chaosophy Street, Taylor explores the notion of Non-Totalizable Intensive Multiplicity (NTIM) and what it means to him. He also says hello to other NTIMs he's met along the way.

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