Datacide 19
released in October 2023
68 pages
News:
"Political News": Nemeton
"Defending Drag: South London is Still Anti-Fascist": Neil Transpontine
Features:
"1948: The Electronic Disturbance Zone (Part 1)": Howard Slater
"Vietnam, The Third World and the Self-Deception of the Left (1967). Partisan Nr. 1": Introduction and translation by Christoph Fringeli
"Industrial Music for Industrial People: Throbbing Gristle": Ian Trowell
Interview:
"Interview with Nihil Fist": Nihil Fist
Poetry and Fiction:
"Hundsteinweg: Spoken Word": Joke Lanz
"Distant Sky: Short Story": Dan Hekate
"The Séance Continue I: New Poems": Howard Slater
Book Reviews:
"Unique Forms of Continuity in Hakken: Riccardo Balli's 'Sbrang Gabba Gang'": Francesco Fusaro
"Human Pyramid 3+3+3": Riccardo Balli
"'Party Lines: Dance Music and the Making of Modern Britain'": Review by Neil Transpontine
Record Reviews:
Reviews by Low Entropy, Nemeton, Christoph Fringeli
Comix:
"Overdosed": Sansculotte
Charts
With this issue we pick up the story where we left it with the last one. We’re unfolding a countercultural panorama, this time beginning in the mid-20th century with Howard Slater exploring the beginnings of the Electronic Disturbance Zone, multiple reflections of 1948 via the 1990s, sonic adumbrations of new social relations.
Christoph Fringeli then introduces us to a document from 1967 where situationist ideas popped up in the Extra-Parliamentary Opposition in West Berlin, in a text called Vietnam, the Third World and the Self-Deception of the Left, which contains a détournement of the Address to Revolutionaries of Algeria and of all Countries published by the Situationist International the previous year.
From 1967 we move on to 1978 with Ian Trowell, in an excerpt from his forthcoming book ‘Throbbing Gristle – An Endless Discontent’, tracking the movements of Throbbing Gristle as they play their first gig up north at the aptly named Wakefield Industrial Training College. Uncanny overlaps of the timelines of TG’s operation and The Yorkshire Ripper’s killing spree reveal themselves.
The time window from the 90s to the present day is illuminated by Nihil Fist, as we’re printing the interview previously published in video form on our YouTube channel.
This issue then moves into ficticious territory with stories and poetry by Joke Lanz, Dan Hekate, Howard Slater and Riccardo Balli. Book and record reviews follow, as do the charts and a short report of our wider activities since the last issue.
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