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Dunno what k-p made of it but I enjoyed its relentless electro-spookiness, as well as all the pantomime/videoart. The offal-jumpsuits and the plague helmets were particularly interesting. There was a genuinely menacing moment when a guy swathed in black pretended to hack the head off the...

heh heh, yeah...

http://www.bangoutoforder.blogspot.com/ has just come to an end. A brilliant fictional riff on Power Electronics with lots of sick asides. - uncarved had reviewed it a while back: http://www.uncarved.org/archive/reviews231101.html it's shockingly funny in places if you haven't already read...

it's a category denunciation! whales listening to indie music equally as appalling

blurgh. naked indie kids listening to whale music.

don't like them very much tho. not enough stomping.

tee hee! agreed, owen. for some reason I have a copy of their 'ny batteri' ep from 2000, which goes for loads of money on ebay. ha!

Reginald King may well just be picking up the signals from some god-awful radio station through his metal fillings. People are occasionally misdiagnosed as schizophrenics when they hear 'voices' in their head - turns out their dental work is receiving radio waves.... :confused:

yeah, I'll go (assuming no-tails with non-music blogz are permitted)

Who writes that rosbifblog? There's something uncanny about it. I'm sure I know who it is but can't quite remember.

drowned in sound They sounded like thirty bands at the bottom of a swimming pool, playing for the last thirty seconds of their life at the behest of an evil lifeguard, who may or may not be Momus. But who was the guy on before him (who also played keyboards in the band)? Gary War? In a way I...

Another report of the same lecture here: http://charlotte-street.blogspot.com/2005/06/softly-softly.html

:eek: oh wow! That sounds brilliant. Where can I hear it?

looks fun - I'll try and make it (sure I owe you a pint anyway). But, er, not sure I've quite got the right clobber for this sorta thing....I take it goth-reggae is (thankfully?) an as yet unexplored musical/sartorial genre....hmmm...give us a clue dave, what's the look?

You better tell all the dreadlocked goth-rave folk at Slimelight then! and as for 'all this music originated in the eighties', I'd say 'poetry goth' probably turned up at some point a couple of hundred years ago, and as for 'old person goth', I dunno when it originated as I made it up yesterday...

heh heh! The thought forum turned into yet another music thread, who'd have thought it ... Whilst what hamarplazt says is true about goths being obsessed with the eighties, what about all that EBM and crunchy goth techno? (not to mention all the cyber-goths, sci-fi goths, ridiculously...

Badiou on the EU here: http://www.cinestatic.com/infinitethought/2005/05/badiou-on-eu.asp

Yep - apologies Rachel V. Obviously it did cross my mind after I first wrote. I can't work out which blog you write tho! Send me a message and tell me if you don't want to say publicly (or am I the only one who doesn't know the link...? Probably) Too many pseudonyms floating about here to...

(Er, assuming that "Rachel Verinder" (Wilkie Collins, right?) is 'really' a girl, and not a bloke who doesn't like blokiness). Either way, the point holds - if drunken ejits are outnumbered by non-drunken, non-ejits of whatever biology then things can only improve....

Re: Boogaloo. I hadn't had such a stimulating night out in ages - the 'sweaty blokey' thing didn't come across at all. On the contrary, listening to the panel debate and talking to kodwo, bat, stelfox, k-punk, owen, other bloggers, etc. is the kind of thing that I really live for - I'm quite...