Nice writing, and a change to get some pointers into music I don't know, thanks for posting.
Simon On Tue, Jan 30, 2024 at 9:38 AM Mark Hancock <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi fellow travellers, > > Does writing exist if no one reads it? Or ideas activated in the world if > not shared? (reading and sharing aren't always the same thing, right?). > > I've been trying to flex my tired and atrophied writing skills while I'm > at this year's CTM/Transmediale festival in Berlin. > > Here are four recent blog posts reviewing gigs I've been to. Part of the > exercise was to see how quickly I could turn around some moderately > literate copy, while not having to tailor it to the criteria of any > particular publication's house style. > > As writers, we all have our failsafe, fall-back phrases and modes of > thinking that we use to get work done quickly. I was hoping to break > through that as the festival progresses. We'll see how that goes, I guess. > > Thanks > > Mark > > The incidental sonic dentistry of Ben Frost’s new album > > http://keepartevil.net/the-incidental-sonic-dentistry-of-ben-frosts-new-album/ > > Osmium take a whirling dive into territories hewn from basic atomic > elements. > > http://keepartevil.net/osmium-take-a-whirling-dive-into-territories-hewn-from-basic-atomic-elements/ > > HJirok and the illusion of performative truth in music. > > http://keepartevil.net/hjirok-and-the-illusion-of-performative-truth-in-music/ > > Come for the organ, stay for the beats. > http://keepartevil.net/come-for-the-organ-stay-for-the-beats/ > > > _______________________________________________ > NetBehaviour mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour >
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