Seven More Reviews for Musique Machine

Here are seven more reviews from this year I have produced for the ever reliable MusiqueMachine.com. This batch includes David Tibet and Youth's towering monument to wigged out psychedelia Hypnopazuzu, the DVD release of the infamous 'The Sound of Progress' documentary and Rafal Kolacki's important sound-art dispatch from the now dismantled Calais migrant camp the Jungle.

NHK - Program 

Svarte Greiner - Moss Garden 

Andrew Chalk, Ralf Wehowsky & Eric Lanzi - Yang-tul 

Rafal Kolacki - Hijra: Noise From The Jungle 

Alexander Oye - The Sound of Progress DVD 

Venetian Snares - Traditional Synthesizer Music 

Hypnopazuzu - Create Christ, Sailor Boy 

Essay outlining a critique of consent at Spectre-Online

The folks at Spectre have kindly allowed me to put out an essay on the controversial subject of consent classes at university and consent more generally. It's something of a sketch so although not short (as usual) it's meant to draw inferences from a wide range of sources and put some of our commonly held assumptions into doubt, or at least cast them in a new light.


Here it is: Desiring and Acting Differently: A Sketch Towards a Critique of Consent