Tag: ART
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Interview: Jarboe
Only a few artists possess the spiritual and sonic intensity of Jarboe. A unique voice in experimental music, she has traversed a path from the raw power of Swans to a deeply personal solo career rich with vulnerability, mysticism, and emotion. With the recent reissue of her 2000 album “Disburden Disciple,” we caught up with…
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La Démesure du pas – Musique Migratoire – Enregistrements Nomades
La Démesure du pas’s Musique Migratoire – Enregistrements Nomades is an immersive avant-garde journey that defies conventional listening experiences. This deeply experimental blend of field recordings, musique concrete, and improvised instrumentation, pushes the boundaries of what we traditionally consider music. It transcends the auditory and instead invites listeners into a world where sound and place…
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Crass: Revolutionizing Punk Rock
Crass was more than just a band; they were a movement that revolutionized punk rock in ways that resonated far beyond the music itself. Emerging in the late 1970s, Crass brought a new dimension to the punk scene by infusing it with anarchist ideology, DIY ethics, and a fierce critique of social, political, and economic…
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The Impact & Legacy Of “Paket Aranžman” On Yugoslavian Punk Rock
“Paket aranžman” stands out as a seminal compilation that not only captured the zeitgeist of the Yugoslavian punk scene but also laid the groundwork for the genre’s evolution in the region. Released in 1981, this album brought together three pioneering bands: Šarlo Akrobata, Električni Orgazam, and Idoli. Each band contributed tracks that showcased their unique…
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The Effect Of DIY Ethics On Punk Rock Music
Punk rock has always been closely intertwined with DIY (do-it-yourself) ethics. Emerging in the mid-1970s, punk rock’s DIY ethos was not just a method of music production but a cultural and ideological stance. This ethos profoundly influenced the music, culture, and business of punk rock, shaping it into a movement that transcended mere sound. Origins…
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Tattoos & Punk Rock: A Cultural Evolution, Shared Rebellion & Identity
Tattoos and punk rock share a rich, intertwined history that reflects a broader cultural dialogue about rebellion, identity, and self-expression. Both tattoos and punk rock music emerged as powerful symbols of nonconformity, often challenging societal norms and expressing individuality. This piece explores their connection, examining how they influence and reinforce each other in various ways.…
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The Effects Of Bauhaus School Of Art On Punk Rock
Introduction The Bauhaus school of art, founded in Germany in 1919, revolutionized modern art, design, and architecture. With its emphasis on functionality, simplicity, and the unification of art, craft, and technology, Bauhaus left a lasting legacy on numerous creative fields. Punk rock, emerging in the mid-1970s as a rebellious response to the mainstream music scene,…
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The Correlation Between Graffiti Art Culture And Punk Rock Movement
Introduction The late 20th century witnessed the emergence of two rebellious cultural phenomena: graffiti art and punk rock. Both originated as counter-cultural movements that challenged mainstream norms and expressed dissatisfaction with societal constraints. This paper examines how graffiti art culture contributed to the punk rock movement, focusing on their shared ethos, visual symbology, and mutual…
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SLIPKNOT Announce “Here Comes The Pain” Summer Arena Tour, Celebrating 25 Years Of Self-Titled Album
Heavy titans and cultural phenomenon SLIPKNOT are pleased to announce the North American portion of their Here Comes The Pain Tour. This year the nine are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their seminal debut album, Slipknot, which catapulted the band back in 1999. In addition to recently announced dates across the globe, the Here Comes The Pain Tour, produced by…
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From Fall To Spring Announce Deluxe Edition Of “Rise”; Share “Draw The Li/ne” (Feat. Ethan Ross)
Get ready to dive deeper into the musical journey of German nu metal x rock band From Fall to Spring via the deluxe version of their debut album RISE, due out December 15 via Arising Empire. A treasure trove for fans, available both digitally and physically, with features from Ethan Ross and VYPER, spliced with shaking live versions of fan favorites, capturing the raw energy and passion…
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Interview: Alex CF
Our readers mostly know Alex CF as a frontman and songwriter for his bands, such as Fall Of Efrafa, Light Bearer, Momentum, Carnist, Anopheli, Morrow, etc. However, he is also an accomplished author and illustrator who published books like Seek The Throat From Which We Sing, The Orata, and Wretched Is The Husk. I sat…
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