Datacide Fifteen

Datacide Nineteen back in stock now.Features include The Electronic Disturbance Zone Pt. 1 by Howard Slater, Vietnam, the Third World and the Self-Deception of the Left - a stiuationist document from Berlin from 1967, Industrial Music for Industrial People - an excerpt from Ian Trowell's book on Throbbing Gristle, Interview with Nihil Fist, Hundsteinweg - a text by Joke Lanz, Distant Sky - a new short story by Dan Hekate, The Séance Continues - new poems by Howard Slater, Book Reviews, Record Reviews DJ Charts and more! Check out the table of content HERE. (will open different window)

release date: 20 October 2012. 68 pages Darkam: The Art of Visual Noise Nemeton: Political News Christoph Fringeli: Neo-Nazi Terror and the Office for the Protection of the Constitution in Germany Cherry Angioma: Communisation Theory and the Question of Fascism Christoph Fringeli: From Adorno to Mao – The Decomposition of the ’68 Protest Movement into Maoism (extended book review) Split Horizon: Control and Freedom in Geographic Information Systems Riccardo Balli: “Bolognoise ain’t a Sauce for Spagheti but Bologna’s Soundscape” Polaris International: Documents and Interventions TechNET insert: - Noise and Politics – Technet Mix - No More WordS - Listener as Operator - The Intensifier - No Stars Here - Techno: Psycho-Social Tumult - Dead By Dawn – Explorations inside the Night - Psycho-Social Tumult (Remix) Dan Hekate: Kiss me, cut me, hurt me, love me Howard Slater: Useless Ease John Eden: The Dog’s Bollocks – Vagina Dentata Organ and the Valls Brothers (interview) Neil Transpontine: Spannered – Bert Random Interview LFO Demon: When Hell is full the Dead will Dance on you iPhone (Review of Simon Reynold’s “Retromania” Christoph Fringeli: “Fight for Freedom” – The Legend of the “other” Germany (extended book review) Nemeton: “West of Eden: Communes and Utopia in Northern California” (book review) Datacide: Press reviews terra audio: 2023: A Spor remembers ‘Reclaim the Streets’ John Eden: Christopher Partridge: Dub in Babylon (book review) terra audio: Jeff Mills: Violet Extremist terra audio: Keeping the Door of the Cosmos open – on Sun Ra’s Arkestra directed by Marshall Allen Record Reviews The Lives and Times of Bloor Schleppy (12) Comic by Sansculotte

Back in stock!! The Almanac for Noise & Politics 2016 is made up of a total of five sections that go into depth on some topics previously examined in datacide. Some of the texts have been previously published, some are new and exclusive or translations. The first section compiles material about and by Nomex, noise artist and film maker, including a discography of his label Adverse. The second section consists of two critiques of the Left from a communist point of view, one targeting the knee-jerk anti-Imperialism still prevalent in many sections of the Left, the other is an excerpt from a critique of anarchism by Luther Blissett. The third section is concerned with our ongoing investigations and denouncements of far Right infiltration in popular culture. We see this as an integral part of antifascist activity. Featured here is the article From Subculture to Hegemony - Transversal Strategies of the New Right in Neofolk and Martial Industrial by Christoph Fringeli from datacide eleven.Part 4 consists of an appraisal of the Vision label which I ran out of Basel, Switzerland in 1986-1992. The main text is an edited English translation of a contribution to the book Heute und danach by Lurker Grand and André P. Tschan, which appeared in 2012. As it is 30 years ago now that the first Vision appeared it makes sense to document this pre-history of Praxis, which was founded in 1992 after I disbanded Vision.To illustrate this further and make a connection to the present we reprint Die Menschenhauttrommel (the human skin drum) by Alex Buess from the Vision zine Flash Team Report (Vision 18) from 1988. The final part of this almanac is a catalogue of our exclusive titles, back issues of datacide and available books.

Datacide SeventeenReleased in November  News & Updates Nemeton: Political NewsChristoph Fringeli: G20 in Hamburg RoundupNeil Transpontine: Lewisham ‘77 – Myth and Anti-Fascist HistoryClive Acid: Dictating Democracy FeaturesJo Burzynska: Memoirs of a Woman of Extreme Pleasures – Cosey Fanni Tutti Book Review and exclusive InterviewHoward Slater: Unparaphraseable Life – Notes on Third CinemaMme Tlank /Clinical Wasteman: Down with Childhood & Adulthood DocumentsBoris Souvarine: Black October (1927)Giovanni Jervis: Psychiatrists and Politics (1967) Book ReviewChristoph Fringeli: Alexander Reid Ross: Against the Fascist Creep ComixSansculotte: Overdosed MusicRecords Reviews by Prole Sector, Nemeton, Christoph Fringeli, Hans-Christian Psaar DJ Charts Visualsa.a.a, dybbuk, Giulia Valenti, lesekill, Matthieu Bourel, Nevre

OUT NOW! ISBN 978-3-948332-18-1 Features include: Christoph Fringeli: Revolution and Counterrevolution in Germany 1919 Ross Wolfe: Marxism Contra Justice - A Critique of Egalitarian Ideology Joke Lanz: Ghosts & Handbags - A short Travel Report from the Japanese Underworld Matthew Hyland:Masterless Mouths poems by Howard Slater fiction by Dan Hekate news roundup by Nemeton record reviews by Low Entropy, Saxenhammer, Prole Sector, Controlled Weirdness, Christoph Fringeli book reviews: Neil Transpontine: A Fascist Tulpa in the White House? - Right-wing ‘Meme Magic’ and the Rise of Trump Frankenstein, or the 8-Bit Prometheus - Micro-literature, hyper-mashup, Sonic Belligeranza records 17th anniversary by Riccardo Balli Dale Street: Lions Led by Jackals – Stalinism in the International Brigade, by Christoph Fringeli Christoph Fringeli: No borders, no fatherland! France – What’s New for the Left? Activities since last issue Lives and Times of Bloor Schleppy graphics and illustrations by dybbuk, lesekill, Darkam, Sansculotte

Now available again: Datacide Eleven, originally from 2011. datacide eleven originally appeared in February 2011, a little bit over two years after the predecessor issue which had been published in October 2008 and had been accompanied with a conference in Berlin. Issue eleven contains some of the papers presented at the 2008 conference (those of John Eden, Stewart Home and Alexis Wolton) as well as then-new material. Between the two issues was the launch of a new datacide web site (then part of the c8 orbit, now to be found at https://datacide-magazine.com) and a number of other activities, largely event-based, both musical and in the form of talks, sometimes as a combination of the two. datacide eleven itself was launched with a number of talks taking place over two days at Cagliostro, the bar and meeting point at Ostkreuz - then also the location of the Praxis store - and a party taking place at Subversiv with Kovert, Baseck, DJ Balli, Cannibal Brothers, Nemeton, LT and Christoph Fringeli. For this 2022 reprint the issue was carefully re-edited which chiefly concerned formatting issues. None of the content has been altered besides obvious typos and mistakes, but the layout had to be adjusted to the bound rather than stapled finish, and to take advantage of the colour (inside) cover and to give a bit more space to some articles a total of four pages were added. A new back page image was provided by Luke Hekate.

Features: When Will We Leave the 20th Century?; Dancing with Death: The Excremental, the Sacred & Ecstatic Community in Free Party Culture; Archeology of the Radical Internet: Reflections on the early European Counter Network in the Age of ‘Networked Social Movements’; ‘They Hate Us, We Hate Them’: Resisting Police Corruption and Violence in Hackney in the 1980s and 1990s; Journeys in the Naked City. Adventures in New York Before the Rain; Wild Ride> Subcultural Rumblings in the Pacific Northwest _ form of: mutant vehicle; German Data Angst. Fiction and Poetry: Cut-Up-Marx; Incorrect Classification Possible; The Bodyshop; Star Spores: The Computerised City; Star Spores: The Magnetic Timetable. Print Reviews: Remixology: Tracing the Dub Diaspora; Sound System Culture: Celebrating Hudersfield’s Sound Systems; G.P.O. v G.P-O: A Chronicle of Mail Art of Trial; The Rabbit Hole and other writings by Cyrus Bozorgmehr; Splitting in Two: Mad Pride and Punk Rock Oblivion; Die Revolution war für mich ein grosses Abenteuer. Paul Mattick im Gespräch mit Michael Buckmiller; More Years for the Locust: The Origins of the SWP; Das Israelpseudos der Pseudolinken; Emperor Palpatine. Music: Invincible Tedium; Shuffle from Plunderphonics: ‘Chris Cutler’ Remixed; Vinyl Meltdown, Side B; Datacide Activities Since the Last Issue. News: Endless War; Surveillance, Control and Repression; Social Media and Internet Surveillance; Music Industry and Copyright; Uganda – Anti-Homosexuality Bill Update. Plus: Record Reviews, Charts, Comics and Illustrations, as well as the lives and times of Bloor Schleppy.

Contents: NEWS & UPDATES The Reverend: Education in England - An Update Marc Hekate: Keith Robinson Desert Storm Obituary Matthew Hyland: Notes from Non-Existence - Brexit vs. The Proletariat FEATURES Alexia Elliott: Poisoned Fruit in the Walled GardenThe Alt RIght: A Growing Problem, But Not a New One MH: Armed Competitiveness - The Working Class Gets Called Up to Fight Itself - Notes on a Recruitment Crisis Howard Slater: ‘Comrade Doctor’ On David Cooper and ‘Anti-Psychiatry’ David Cooper: On Mystification (1978) Strelnikov: Siege MentalityMason, Manson, Moynihan - On the fringes of American Nazism BOOK REVIEWS Neil Transpontine: Angry White People: Coming Face-to-Face with the British Far Right by Hsiao-Hung Pai  Howard Slater: Demented Idioms - Schizo Culture, Event & Book Matthew Hyland: Eat Like an Idealist! The Assassin - An Association of Musical Marxists Reader Christoph Fringeli: Undeclared Wars with IsraelJeffrey Herf on East Germany and the West German Far Left 1967-1989 and their role in the Middle East Christoph Fringeli: Far-Left Press Coverage of the 2016 Anti-Semitism Row in the Labour Party and other Leftist Groups COMIX Simon Lejeune: A Breakcore Saga Sansculotte: Overdosed TEXTS DJ Balli: An Addition to the Guinness World Records Mme Tlank, image: Clinical Wasteman: But What of the Ghost? RECORD REVIEWS by Prole Sector, Zombieflesheater, Low Entropy, Controlled Weirdness, Saxenhammer + DJ Charts + Activities Since the Last Issue VISUALS Darkam, dybbuk,Guinea Pigs, Matthieu Bourel, Nevre,Oppositaer 

Scaled down edition! Same contents and layout, but in A5 instead of A4 format