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I’ve been vaguely aware of her work for years, but it’s only very recently that I’ve actually taken the time to sit down with some of Laurie Anderson’s live performance stuff.

After watching this one last night, I think you can now count me a full convert to the cause.


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Went to my local shoestring arthouse flea-pit last night to see the original Planet of the Apes flick. Odd to sit down and watch in full a movie that you’ve effectively seen many times over, but only through the accumulation of a patchwork of quotation and parody, plus random chunks ...


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There can be weeks after weeks in which a daily tarot reading seems to say very little of obvious import. While this worried me at first with the implication that I might be doing something wrong or not analysing hard enough, I’ve come to assume that it’s more like meteorology: when the weather isn’t changing, you’re not going to see the dial of the barometer moving very much...


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Slowly catching up on the news, after having been even further out of the loop than usual thanks to three days at a workshop as part of the INSPIRI project.

A few days of even greater withdrawal has the perhaps predictable effect of making the absurdity ever more apparent, in parti...


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Some of the more recent Cat & Girl comix have been rather more on the gnomic side, but this one hits the sweet spot, IMO.

(Click through for the whole thing, obvs.)


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