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  AraabMuzik: AGGRO DR1FT (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

  Pitchfork - Sam Goldner

  It’s the end of the world, and everyone is fighting for loot drops. The chorister singing the requiem is Harmony Korine, who since Gummo has found increasingly kaleidoscopic ways to depict the beauty and horror of a society eating itself. If Spring Breakers vaulted his perverse visions into the …

• Two faves in one — must hear!

  

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  Listen to Fred again..'s edit of Joy Orbison's 'flight fm'

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  "flex fm (freddit)" melds "flight fm" with Lil Yachty, Playboi Carti and Future's "Flex Up."

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  The Amazing, Shape-Shifting Brian Eno Doc, and the Meaning of Generative Art

  artnet.com - Ben Davis

  'Eno,' directed by Gary Hustwit, is a film about an artist and also a work of art all by itself. Truly.

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  Leigh Bowery’s radical club night Taboo is getting a big new exhibition

  DAZED - Emma Elizabeth Davidson

  London nightlife has descended into the pits of hell across the course of the last 14 years of Tory rule, with beloved venues shuttering across the capital at a truly berserk rate. That’s not to say that the city’s clubbing scene is dead, though, with spots like Venue MOT, Fold, and The Glove That …

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  Kraftwerk Collides With the Catwalk in “Das Model”

  VOGUE.COM - By Laird Borrelli-Persson

  Later bloomerism? Arrested development? In any case, Kraftwerk’s 1980 “Das Model” video (the German version) came into my life almost 45 years after its release. Credit goes to Dylan Jones who wrote a 688-page tome on the New Romantic movement, Sweet Dreams, that I finally braved, and completed, …

• #techno #electronicmusic

  

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  Tyler Blint-Welsh’s Archive of Techno’s Black Founders

  Papermag - By Tobias Hess

  I was bleary and worn out from a few nights of dancing when I happened upon something quite rare and wonderful at Detroit’s Movement Festival. Next to Movement’s subterranean Underground stage, I spotted a photographer doing tintype photography, the 1850s photographic invention that utilizes metal …