(In)frequencies
We appear to be back (i) - I look forward to the technical details of the recent DDoS and mitigation thereof.
We appear to be back (ii) - Vorticist exhibition well worth the price of admission. Next door was a random collection of installations, including a lot of archive material from an early COUM, er, event. It was excellent to be able to read the original 'Wreckers of civilization' tabloid piece while Gilbert & George looped in the background.
We appear to be back (iii) - Skiffy exhibition at the BL ditto. It's... I'm not sure what it is, but I think it's heartening that what other people call classics of the genre are fine things to read in and of themselves, rather than worthy and arse-achingly dull.
We appear to be back (iv) - I would like to think that this was the last chance to view Modulate in small venues because all the new tunes are storming rave anthems. Although that's the wrong phrase to use because the first thing in my head at that point would be Faithless, and, er, No.
[Or indeed not. No can has remote posting, it seems.]
We appear to be back (ii) - Vorticist exhibition well worth the price of admission. Next door was a random collection of installations, including a lot of archive material from an early COUM, er, event. It was excellent to be able to read the original 'Wreckers of civilization' tabloid piece while Gilbert & George looped in the background.
We appear to be back (iii) - Skiffy exhibition at the BL ditto. It's... I'm not sure what it is, but I think it's heartening that what other people call classics of the genre are fine things to read in and of themselves, rather than worthy and arse-achingly dull.
We appear to be back (iv) - I would like to think that this was the last chance to view Modulate in small venues because all the new tunes are storming rave anthems. Although that's the wrong phrase to use because the first thing in my head at that point would be Faithless, and, er, No.
[Or indeed not. No can has remote posting, it seems.]