An Interview with Juan Amador
Publisher PJ Zettle interviews poet Juan Amador
An Interview With Karla Lamb
An Interview With Writer and Performer Karla Lamb
An Interview With Kira Morrison
An Interview with Poet and Musician Kira Morrison
An Interview with Paasha Motamedi
An interview with Paasha Motamedi
Mission de Control: Party Like It’s ’95 Mix
Taking it to the ’90s on this mix with analog crunchiness and irresistible grooves. I feel like these older tunes have a stripped-down feel compared to modern stuff. A little more intimate, like you can almost stick your fingers in between the samples of “Anytime.” Or is that just me? So many
Mission de Control: Aux Mind
Spoiler alert: this is by no means a full-on Detroit techno mix. Instead, think of this as more of an appreciation mix. I love the sounds, that nasty, in-your-face funk 🙂 It begins and ends with Detroit techno elements. In the middle, it’s pretty modern techno and drum tracks. I think it starts
The Eros Effect
Love might then be seen as an action, and in relation to the capitalist state, one that is distinctly different from an exchange relation. Love is not a matter of possession or acquiescence in the capitalist mode, but instead, a simultaneously liberatory and remissive act.
On Absence and Distance
“How do I know what I think until I see what I say?” - E.M. Forster
Considering Our Extinction
In X-Risk by Thomas Moynihan, Moynihan makes the claim that historical precedent of the apocalypse has a much different history than that of extinction, despite the fact they have been conflated to stand for a similar psychological phenomena in recent times. Moynihan makes the clear distinction: "In
Mission de Holiday mix
I’m wondering if there is a way of tricking you into listening to my mix. The obvious is music is a form of therapy. And this is a lot of good music so you’re getting bang for your buck. It’s also the holidays so be nice to me plz. Hot and juicy for your dancing […]