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They were a bright fun presence on the '80s scene. Love the videos and TOTPs.

based on the Yellow Pages

Bubbles did this graphic book with JJC, it goes for a bomb nowadays

"sickest" not as "that's sick, man!" but literally unwell, nauseous, sickly, wilted all of it but especially the section from 4.40-ish onwards

pretty as violence

sonority research side project

uninvention of the guitar

Britt Brown in the Wire, reviewing Arca's Xen, made an interesting point about what you're calling CGI music "The music of Arca... often feels indistinguishable from a high tech software demonstration" But a lot of the history of experimental electronic music is a bit like that - people coming...

I was just listening to 'Cosmic Pulses' yesterday! I loved it actually - a good way to go out (his last composition, right?). I thought I'd have a trawl through Karlheinz (but only the stuff involving electronics - limited appetite for all that tiddly-bong percussion, sour agitated orchestral...

wow have you got the John Cooper Clarke book?

never seen that Lucky Spin sleeve before - phwooar

translating, or perhaps migrating, Jamaican pop to a different climate - a different kind of moisture in the air

finding the thread between Gregory Isaacs and Lacan

there's a lot more to Jamaica and reggae than bass grounation dub etc there's love songs, raunchy songs, social comment songs, novelty songs so in a way this is in touch with a spirit of Jamaica

cover of a Cat Stevens song - but why is the video them on a raft?