Satanic Black Mass
conducted by SATANIC CORPSE
@ THE SATANIC CHURCH OF THE DEAD
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Ian Francis
*
Roberto Kusterle
*
Emerson, Lake & Palmer -- "Rondo"
live @ The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970
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Katrin Schacke
*
Jason Thielke
*
"The “Passion of Joan of Arc” sequence from Vivre sa vie also has two other significant dimensions. First, it insists upon Nana’s identification with Jeanne and forces us to recognise the ultimate fate of her character. Thus, we know she will be sacrificed like Jeanne, and the tragedy of this fact is given weight by the association. Second, although this is a wonderfully moving sequence, it actually doesn’t really ring all that true."
“The film we had imagined”, or: Anna and Jean-Luc Go To the Movies
by
Adrian Danks
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Steve Kim
*
"To articulate the awakening of the body in art is to gamble on the possibility of rupture as a historical project. Arousal is a special form of awakening. To arouse is to wake from sleep, or as if from sleep. It is already, as in Benjamin’s political process of awakening, a metaphor. In this doubly figural figure, politics is overwritten with the sexed body as a subject of history."
Perverse Aesthetics: Maria Beatty, Masochism, and the Cinematic
by
Rosalind Galt
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John McCarthy
*
Bohren & der Club of Gore - "On Demon Wings"
(film = Howard Hawks's The Big Sleep)
*
Martha Colburn
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Summer of Mooney Update!
Through August, buy a copy of The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney and receive a personalized, hand-written prose explosion from Marvin K. Mooney himself.
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Sandra Kruisbrink
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"Thus, what is different today from the early twentieth century views is the epistemological status of emergence: it does not have to be accepted as a brute fact but can be explained without fearing that it will be explained away. What has remained the same is the ontological status of emergence: it still refers to something that is objectively irreducible."
Introduction to Philosophy and Simulation: The Emergence of Synthetic Reason, a new book by Manuel DeLanda
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Dasha Shishkin was born in 1977 in Moscow, Russia
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Radical Satan at iLLUSEUM
"...Evil Tango: Surrealistic Cabaret, Apocalyptic, Expressionist, Enchanting... Radikal Satan : half tango half noise two argentinian brothers and a french musician: Cesar Amarante plays contre bass,guitar and voice; Maurizio Amarante plays accordion and synthe; Jonathan Burgin is the drummer"
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Akif Hakan
*
Frank Buchwald
*
Cheyenne Marie Mize - Before Lately (2010)
*
Philipp Scholz Rittermann
*
Jacob Dahlgren
The Wonderful World of Abstraction
[thanks Colin]
*
Joshua Bronaugh
*
Tom Chambers was born and raised on a farm in the Amish country of Lancaster, Pennsylvania
*
Warren Thomas King
*
Mt Eden Dubstep - "Sierra Leone"
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Salvador Dali & Igor Wakhevitch - Etre Dieu (1974)
conducted by SATANIC CORPSE
@ THE SATANIC CHURCH OF THE DEAD
*
Ian Francis
*
Roberto Kusterle
*
Emerson, Lake & Palmer -- "Rondo"
live @ The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970
*
Katrin Schacke
*
Jason Thielke
*
"The “Passion of Joan of Arc” sequence from Vivre sa vie also has two other significant dimensions. First, it insists upon Nana’s identification with Jeanne and forces us to recognise the ultimate fate of her character. Thus, we know she will be sacrificed like Jeanne, and the tragedy of this fact is given weight by the association. Second, although this is a wonderfully moving sequence, it actually doesn’t really ring all that true."
“The film we had imagined”, or: Anna and Jean-Luc Go To the Movies
by
Adrian Danks
*
Steve Kim
*
"To articulate the awakening of the body in art is to gamble on the possibility of rupture as a historical project. Arousal is a special form of awakening. To arouse is to wake from sleep, or as if from sleep. It is already, as in Benjamin’s political process of awakening, a metaphor. In this doubly figural figure, politics is overwritten with the sexed body as a subject of history."
Perverse Aesthetics: Maria Beatty, Masochism, and the Cinematic
by
Rosalind Galt
*
John McCarthy
*
Bohren & der Club of Gore - "On Demon Wings"
(film = Howard Hawks's The Big Sleep)
*
Martha Colburn
*
Summer of Mooney Update!
Through August, buy a copy of The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney and receive a personalized, hand-written prose explosion from Marvin K. Mooney himself.
*
Sandra Kruisbrink
*
"Thus, what is different today from the early twentieth century views is the epistemological status of emergence: it does not have to be accepted as a brute fact but can be explained without fearing that it will be explained away. What has remained the same is the ontological status of emergence: it still refers to something that is objectively irreducible."
Introduction to Philosophy and Simulation: The Emergence of Synthetic Reason, a new book by Manuel DeLanda
*
Dasha Shishkin was born in 1977 in Moscow, Russia
*
Radical Satan at iLLUSEUM
"...Evil Tango: Surrealistic Cabaret, Apocalyptic, Expressionist, Enchanting... Radikal Satan : half tango half noise two argentinian brothers and a french musician: Cesar Amarante plays contre bass,guitar and voice; Maurizio Amarante plays accordion and synthe; Jonathan Burgin is the drummer"
*
Akif Hakan
*
Frank Buchwald
*
Cheyenne Marie Mize - Before Lately (2010)*
Philipp Scholz Rittermann
*
Jacob Dahlgren
The Wonderful World of Abstraction
[thanks Colin]
*
Joshua Bronaugh
*
Tom Chambers was born and raised on a farm in the Amish country of Lancaster, Pennsylvania
*
Warren Thomas King
*
Mt Eden Dubstep - "Sierra Leone"
*
Salvador Dali & Igor Wakhevitch - Etre Dieu (1974)
