ARTY: cosmopolitan ambitions
these record labels had the same fear of absorption and misappropriation (with ideological and financial aims in mind) by the traditional media machine.
these record labels had the same fear of absorption and misappropriation (with ideological and financial aims in mind) by the traditional media machine.
It’s above all in terms of structure and methods that the labels discussed here are considered – and often proudly define themselves – as “small.” At the juncture of the 60s and the 70s, a group of cineastes (and then of theorists) advocated against the usual modus operandi of cinematic projection (a projector in its […]
At the end of the 1970s no one would have thought to apply the currently used term post-punk to the motley mix of genres and sub-genres that grew out of the musical continuum of the punk movement. Whether they diverged from punk for aesthetical and ideological reasons, growing away from it, or claimed lineage to […]
In the first half of 1976, the then new rock music magazine More! put Patti Smith on the cover of its March issue and dedicated a page and a half in the June issue to her legendary concert in May at the Paul-Emile Janson Auditorium at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, but it was established […]