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2 years ago 31st July 2019

Thud and grunt from the rainbow gutter: The Doors’ LA Woman

It may have taken them six albums, but The Doors finally delivered consistently on 1971's LA Woman.
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Film
2 years ago 30th July 2019

Die Hard: the hypercompetence of mavericks

And the cinematic myth of the armed civilian
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Science-fiction
2 years ago 30th July 2019

Fables of the deconstruction: Philip K Dick’s Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?

A fable of identity crisis and phenomenological breakdown
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Music
2 years ago 30th July 2019

Cigarettes After Sex: comfort listening

Loving a record in spite of its limitations
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2 years ago 30th July 2019

The cult band as hivemind: The Blue Nile

A riff from Allan Brown's rather nifty band biography.
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Music
2 years ago 30th July 2019

Sulk: Associates’ intense little jewel

Pushme-pullyu pop music
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Science-fiction
2 years ago 30th July 2019

Isaac Asimov hacks the future

Foundation is nothing short of an attempt to hack the future on an interstellar scale. A long con to end all long cons.
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