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Tag Archives: Essays
Global Bass essay in Boing Boing!
I just wrote an in depth introduction to global bass music for the excellent Boing Boing. What’s global bass? Well, try this remix of native Canadian dubstep crew A Tribe Called Red, by Monterrey, Mx’s Javier Estrada for a start:
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Tagged A Tribe Called Red, Boing Boing, Essays, Global Bass, Javier Estrada, Monterrey
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On Brian Massumi’s Semblance and Event
I have a longish review of Brian Massumi’s recent book, Semblance and Event: Activist Philosophy and the Occurrent Arts, in the new issue of Scapegoat: Architecture, Landscape, Political Economy. You can download a copy of the entire journal here.
Introduction to Erik Davis’ Nomad Codes
I wrote a loving introduction to my pal Erik Davis‘ Nomad Codes: Adventures in Modern Esoterica out now from Mike McGonigal’s Yeti Books. The book collects some of Erik’s visionary writings from the last twenty years including some of his … Continue reading
Erik’s Trip
An introduction to Erik Davis’ Nomad Codes: Adventures in Modern Esoteria (Yeti Books, 2010). (To read more of my published essays, click here.) My first memory of Erik Davis is of playing the Japanese game of Go together in an apartment in Brooklyn, … Continue reading
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Tagged Erik Davis, Erik's Trip, Essays, Nomad Codes: Adventures in Modern Esoteria
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