Simon Reynolds explores the genre’s 20-year legacy and how music can repurpose the past to make sense of an uncertain future.
Love Simon Reynolds and especially Mark Fisher (RIP). I hope this episode lives up to it's potential, and dives a bit deeper than "entry-level."
So crazy, I wrote about hauntology just a couple months ago in a little story on contemporary "retro pop": https://helloweimarrepublic.substack.com/p/sunday-streaming-olivia-dean-makes
hell yeah
I *love* 'The Changes' (BBC TV series for children, 1975), which Simon mentions in this interview. (Really enjoyed all of this, btw).
I talked about it at Haunted Futures, hosted by the University College Cork, recently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AZmWo4acPw
Love Simon Reynolds and especially Mark Fisher (RIP). I hope this episode lives up to it's potential, and dives a bit deeper than "entry-level."
So crazy, I wrote about hauntology just a couple months ago in a little story on contemporary "retro pop": https://helloweimarrepublic.substack.com/p/sunday-streaming-olivia-dean-makes
hell yeah
I *love* 'The Changes' (BBC TV series for children, 1975), which Simon mentions in this interview. (Really enjoyed all of this, btw).
I talked about it at Haunted Futures, hosted by the University College Cork, recently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AZmWo4acPw