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compulsiononline.com: Links

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Compulsion PO Box 19577 Kilbarchan Johnstone PA10 2WX Scotland UK. Trawling the margins of (un)popular culture. Antony and the Johnsons. Distribution and mail order. Find us on Facebook. Find us on My Space. Featured album and interview. The Psychogeographical Commission - Patient Zero. While Angels Watch - History and Heritage. Cultural Amnesia - Press My Hungry Button. Michael Cashmore - The Snow Abides. Six Comm - Headless. David E. Williams - Hope Springs A Turtle. Death In June - NADA!

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x: June 2013

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Anna McKerrow - Poet and author of the Greenworld Young Adult trilogy. Friday, 28 June 2013. You know when you’re peripherally aware of something for ages, and then all of a sudden, things make themselves known? I’ve had that kind of week with the discovery of three websites/journals of brilliance that have crept into awareness. I only have space to talk about one of them today. The first is Abraxas. A journal. Abraxas is run by Christina Oakley-Harrington, owner of Treadwell’s bookshop. Lives and works ...

secondstogo.blogspot.com

second sight (film diary): Moustache as weapon, symbol

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Second sight (film diary). June 23, 2015. Moustache as weapon, symbol. Alberto Rodriguez, 2014). Not a True Detective. Imitator, but made in parallel, stripped of occult complexity and carrying instead some dour weight about the years after Franco, but never quite as interested as you hope it might be in the actual details of its sordid crimes. Summer in the city. Moustache as weapon, symbol. For a few years he thought he was God and a number. How to be a reporter. An Idiot's Guide to Dreaming.

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second sight (film diary): Philosophy blues

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Second sight (film diary). August 2, 2015. Woody Allen, 2015). As underplayed and casually assembled as most recent Woody Allen, with unusually lacklustre acting by Joaquin Phoenix as the drunken, dark, seductive philosophy professor suffering the existential blues (does the world need another book on Heidegger and the Nazis, he sighs), this at least hits a couple of familiar points for long-term Allen watchers: what is the role of chance? And what is the perfect murder? You want to be in a crowd.

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second sight (film diary): Dreamed streets

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Second sight (film diary). July 17, 2015. The Man Who Knew Too Much. Alfred Hitchcock, 1956). Empty, dreamed streets in London. Vertigo. 8217;s green light (it meant death) seen on the porch of a hotel in Marrakech. Dream scene: a small group watches you as you make an important telephone call. Doubles, mistaken identity, repeats. The ghoulish assassin with a mummified face. The sense that being abroad could easily slip into some kind of terror. Passed upon the stair. Hippies, whales, epiphanies.

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second sight (film diary): Red light

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Second sight (film diary). May 31, 2015. Paul Schrader, 1979). Paul Schrader memorably described The Exorcist. As God and Satan fighting over the body of a girl. Obvious Searchers. Parallels aside, that’s Hardcore. 8217;s Iris. Further evidence that Schrader always talked a better movie than he wrote, and wrote a better movie than he directed. Leaving Planet Earth and trying to get home. Top 10 films about journalism. And it was all fire. A brief history of the future. Year of the drummer. Art, Life, TV.

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Cyclobe

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jameshoodillustration.blogspot.com

Cardboard Cutout Sundown: June 2012

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Saturday, 16 June 2012. Having recently finished TechGnosis. S fascinating exploration of the various esoteric and mystical currents lurking within our supposedly rational technological society, I'm currently reading Nomad Codes. Who incorporates pills and herbs (legal and otherwise) as well as fragments of found images into his paintings before coating them in resin and varnishes. His work also adorns the excellent Wounded Galaxies Tap at the Window. Bottom). See more at James Cohan Gallery. The Up-To-D...

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The M.O.P. Radionic Workshop | Category Archive | Writing

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The MO.P. Radionic Workshop. NEWS, MUSINGS AND MINDBEAMS FROM MARK O PILKINGTON. Where you’re at. RSS feed for this section. Why Are We Sleeping? Man is immersed in dreams… He lives in sleep He is a machine. He cannot stop the flow of his thoughts, he cannot control his imagination, his emotions, his attention… He does not see the real world. The real world is hidden from him by the wall of imagination. I’ve written an overview of Georges Gurdjieff’s ideas and influence you can read it here. 315 Columbia...

sleazybkk.blogspot.com

Unkle. . . . . Sleaz: Ossian & Cyclobe

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Unkle . . . . Sleaz. Changing Minds from. . . . . .the Back of Beyond. Wednesday, November 10, 2010. In addition to their burgeoning publishing ventures. Cyclobe members have recently released an album called 'Wounded Galaxies Tap at The Window' currently available on vinyl (not sure if this is retro or futuristic (or maybe "future-retro"! The album came out on the 1st November with a limited edition insert containing a piece written by Geoff Cox-Dorée. This editon is available through the Cyclobe we...