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apologies if it's already been mentioned but just saw Van Sant's Paranoid Park the other day and this could be his best film to date. Erratic though he has been, since he settled on this minimal aesthetic (Gerry, Elephant, Last Days) he's just been incomparable as far as i'm concerned. PP...

sorry, that was a really dumb ass derailing of an interesting thread, many apologies...

i invented a genre the other day- Dickensian Techno- it's called Bleak House. Any takers out there? :D

surely this constitutes 2 weeks paid leave from work?

yeah, undoubtedly one of the best web sites there is- archive as art. good luck with your searching- post if you find anything worthwhile...

found this http://www.ubu.com/sound/cobbing.html on the ludicrously wonderful ubuweb but i guess you already know it- maybe search there for more for starters...?

Also, seriously worth checking out is Petit's collaboration with Iain Sinclair- London Orbital which is easy to grab on dvd now- a kind of left-wing ballardian psychogeographical drive around the M25- a kind of remix of Sinclair's book- i'ld get more critically poetic about it but work is doing...

well, just for completion's sake, brockley it has turned out to be- quiet (after wasting way more of my life out of my head rather than in it, slight transport issues may help encourage more creative pursuits), close to college and not exactly a labyrinth away from any insanity that we may...

and i guess i'll finally get to hear some dubstep in the flesh as it were, which is nice.

thanks lots for all that- i'm used to having to watch myself but equally don't want it to become my sole occupation- scouting round monday and tuesday this week- thats really sound advice- thanks people :D

bollocks- that's 2 appointments to cancel then hahahaha thanks mr Tea

hello lovely dissensers- myself and my new bride are moving to London to study at goldsmiths so i can make an irrelevant and forgettable experimental fim and finally escaping the North of England would appreciate advice on areas to reside and avoid (Peckham bad for instance?). Much thankness in...

and i went to school with some of napalm death and carcass.

in a moment of horror that i relive day by day, i ended up on local tv news promoting finger skateboarding (dont ask) stood behind a mock cocktail bar following a john stalker article on drink driving (for those who dont know, stalker was something to do with the police and now sells double...

I'ld like to see how the governemnt explains the vast increase in death from pneumonia, drowning and trenchfoot caused by making people smoke outside.

oh alright, so he mentioned Von Sudenfeld, but i'm still listening to the cat.

sure, maybe they're never going to match the wired weird heights if late 70's early 80's but the last one i heard, The Unnameable, had some truly extraordinairy barrier battering tunes (Cyber Insect, Dr Bucks Letter etc.) and what about the Von Sudenfeld thing too? Sure, who would check out...

To crassly summarise at work with no book to hand, Baudrillard sees Crash as inherently amoral and a mutated development of ideas like the Mcluhanite extension of the body. Crash reflects a deconsturction of the body- so not extension but disruption and therefore post-human. This can in turn...

the link which i somehow managed to delete is http://www.ballardian.com - many apologies.

oh, and i meant ot say for those that don't know of it- is about the most ludicrously brilliant reference sourse for information and as some particularly brilliant interviews with various artist, theorists etc etc who have all been influenced by him.