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Laibach’s nightmarish new short film, ‘So Long, Farewell’: a Dangerous Minds premiere

Photo by Ciril Jazbec The Sound of Music ends with the von Trapp family’s escape from the Nazis through the Alps, crossing from annexed Austria…

Oliver Hall
Mar 14, 2019

A short film on the making of Mark Stewart’s ‘Learning to Cope with Cowardice’ (a DM premiere!)

Mark Stewart and the Maffia live in Kentish Town, 1986 (Photo by Beezer) Last month, when Mute brought out a double-LP reissue of Mark Stewart’s…

Oliver Hall
Feb 28, 2019

Test Dept returns with the new video ‘Landlord’ (a DM premiere)

Test Dept’s new album, ‘Disturbance’ Next week, the London-based activist industrial group Test Dept, forgers of the “Stakhanovite sound,” will release their first new album…

Oliver Hall
Feb 21, 2019

Oliver Reed as a prototype Alex from ‘A Clockwork Orange’ in ‘These are the Damned’

At one point Ken Russell was the favored director for a movie version of A Clockwork Orange supposedly starring the Rolling Stones. What Russell would…

Paul Gallagher
Feb 13, 2019

‘Qaeda, Quality, Question, Quickly, Quickly, Quiet’: Learning the alphabet with George W. Bush

I remember watching George W. Bush deliver the State of the Union address on January 29, 2002, on the TV of a tiny barroom in…

Oliver Hall
Jan 3, 2019

Thomas Jefferson on buggery, sodomy and bestiality

‘Thomas Jefferson’ by N. C. Wyeth “Ideas of justice are as timeless as fashions in hats,” the philosopher John Gray writes. Consider a bill submitted…

Oliver Hall
Dec 13, 2018

Cholera sucks: The beautiful, brutal honesty of vintage Chinese public health propaganda

Out of all the “things” that have developed over the last few centuries, public health and hygiene propaganda is probably one of the most fascinating.…

Ariel Schudson
Oct 3, 2018

Boy George presents Captain Sensible and Lene Lovich in grossout animal rights film ‘Meathead’

The bad news first: the episode of Boy George’s nineties talk show Blue Radio on which Poly Styrene appeared, though she said she almost didn’t…

Oliver Hall
Aug 16, 2018

Jello Biafra and his father interviewed at the ‘Frankenchrist’ obscenity trial

Jello Biafra in court, 1987 (via Heather Harris Photography) In December 1985, a Southern Californian teenager named Tammy Scharwath bought the Dead Kennedys’ latest album,…

Oliver Hall
Jun 22, 2018

‘How the World Went Mad’: A diagnosis of the confusing, topsy-turvy world of President Donald Trump

I could start with a nod to Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis by writing: “Rupert Russell awoke one morning from unsettling dreams to find the world had…

Paul Gallagher
Jun 18, 2018

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