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That’s the Justin Broadrick slowcore project, not the Lord and Savior
May 10, 2025 at 5:40 PM
That’s the Justin Broadrick slowcore project, not the Lord and Savior
'The ‘lost futures’ writers mourned the state of the dominant, and sought comfort in elements of the residual while paying insufficient attention to residual radicalism or emergent cultures which fell outside their specific sets of references.'
No More Lost Futures
A new book making the case for internet-centric electronic musicians like SOPHIE, FKA Twigs and Oneohtrix Point Never is part of a growing wave of thinkers consigning the ‘lost futures’ discourse of…
tribunemag.co.uk
April 11, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Maybe once they’ve cleared out the pesky locals and ‘hipsters’ they might enjoy it, sure
March 5, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Maybe once they’ve cleared out the pesky locals and ‘hipsters’ they might enjoy it, sure
That’s putting an immense amount of faith in franchises with no evidence that they will do so. How is a block of flats opposite one of the busiest stations in the UK with a kebab shop on one side and a busy pub on the other any better for anyone other than investors?
March 5, 2025 at 11:01 AM
That’s putting an immense amount of faith in franchises with no evidence that they will do so. How is a block of flats opposite one of the busiest stations in the UK with a kebab shop on one side and a busy pub on the other any better for anyone other than investors?
‘There are plenty of other cinemas in Birmingham that could be better utilised’ No, there aren’t. Most are franchises, Electric and Mockingbird are two of the only independent cinemas in the city that cater to a niche audience. You do not need a cafe in a cinema, what are you on about?
March 5, 2025 at 10:38 AM
‘There are plenty of other cinemas in Birmingham that could be better utilised’ No, there aren’t. Most are franchises, Electric and Mockingbird are two of the only independent cinemas in the city that cater to a niche audience. You do not need a cafe in a cinema, what are you on about?
Its peers are all closed, that’s why it’s significant! It’s extremely well known locally and there’s a lot of grassroots support for its preservation, which is a far greater indicator of its ‘significance’ than ‘profitability’ lol
March 4, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Its peers are all closed, that’s why it’s significant! It’s extremely well known locally and there’s a lot of grassroots support for its preservation, which is a far greater indicator of its ‘significance’ than ‘profitability’ lol
‘It has no historical significance apart from being the oldest working cinema in the UK’ YIMBYs not beating the oatmeal for brains accusations ever
March 4, 2025 at 10:01 PM
‘It has no historical significance apart from being the oldest working cinema in the UK’ YIMBYs not beating the oatmeal for brains accusations ever
A real shame, the world is crying out for more newsletters about London
February 23, 2025 at 1:12 PM
A real shame, the world is crying out for more newsletters about London