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I'm reading this right now - Bruno Latour - Down to Earth: Politics in the New Climatic Regime Am into books scaring me about the climate at the moment. This one's interesting for the way it argues that Trump, Brexit, are expressions of fear of climate change at a fundamental level - not...

plz excuse me jumping in here without reading the full context but funny that people are mentioning Kids because I rewatched it a couple weeks ago after I watched this - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid90s (absolutely fuckin shit, do not watch). I liked it when I first watched it maybe ten...

anyway don't want to derail things, love Antony Ranz so I'll get that mix on. the dubbage/circle/yellow sound seems to be back around more in general and I'm all for that

it was a cringey conversation, although it wasn't kode9 throwing out all those ideas, think he just mentioned issues with door staff at corsica studios. the spokesperson thing was weird though, it was being brought up by people in the chatroom to the conversation too (it was on Twitch). I think...

that sounds like a cool development in the direction, will be a shame if it is nullified but hard to imagine anything other than an intermission in club sounds for now. It would be/would have been sick if there was more crossover with Amapiano too. I've heard some of those DJs playing bits from...

has anyone seen this? deep tech history from the house ent crew's perspective. some great rave footage in there from when this all started. didn't realise some of the internal politics going on in there for house ent. it's weird, years later it still feels unreal to me that this was so big...

county lines #2 here because of the 1 video per post limit

this is sick, thanks liking the #2 as well some strong self snitching there, sure trilliam would be into it https://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-news/drill-artist-frosty-who-sang-16128869 always find the comments on these videos mad, found myself looking up encro phones and PGP after...

I listened to Bruce's album and there were a couple tracks I liked (the album artwork was awful lol). But I actually prefer the two at the start of this thread so going to have to go back and check more of his singles/EPs now. The more simplistic cuts/surprises/production flourishes in those...

I watched Calibre a month ago, really really liked it. one of the best straight to netflix films I've seen and not really what I thought they would fund - thriller set in rural Scotland

I am listening to it again right now and mad to remember these bird noises that go on through the whole thing

I am going to give the Rian Treanor album a go. I hadn't really heard of him til this, seemed to be splashed over every music platform outta nowhere then I realised obviously it's because his album's on Planet Mu. I find it interesting this little trend he seems to fit into, like an IDM...

my friend played some skream on radio a few weeks ago and it really took me back to this mix and loads of really strong memories from nearly 15 years ago. mostly reminded me of being sat in the back of my parents car listening to this over and over on my ipod staring out the window at night...

noods is like the NTS of Bristol so you've gone to the right place

as I'm asking for a rec, here's a couple docs I would recommend, apologies if they've already been mentioned - Being Blacker and The Funeral Murders. I remember they were both on the bbc last year

I watched it, I liked it. would agree with what you said bout the weak narrative but it was good overall. someone in this thread recommended 12 o clock boys and I must have watched it at least 5 times now, possibly one of my fave films. anyone got any recommendations on a similar vibe?

I think labour would fuck themselves over for another 10+ years or worse fall apart pasokification style if they went fully ahead with backing 2nd ref, which would be the centre-left/liberal/pasok move I wouldn't have any hope in an eventual inevitable swing back to some sorta centre left govt...

you got a better idea then? I don't think the labour policies for rebuilding would be as revolutionary and radical as people seem to think do you mean rebuild in the sense that they would follow the same post-war path and eventually make the same mistakes? cuz it seems pretty...

must be getting old cuz i agree with joe budden on this

I keep thinking about Hangover Square atm - everyone going about normal binge business with a large lingering threat of doom hanging out in the background