… And more charts: these were the 10 most read articles on this web site during 2011:

1. From Subculture to Hegemony: Transversal Strategies of the New Right in Neofolk and Martial Industrial by Christoph Fringeli

2. Shaking The Foundations: Reggae soundsystem meets ‘Big Ben British values’ downtown by John Eden

3. Tortugan tower blocks? Pirate signals from the margins by Alexis Wolton

4. We Mean It Man: Punk Rock and Anti-Racism – or, Death In June Not Mysterious by Stewart Home

5.COIL – Interview from 1986 plus Introduction by Christoph Fringeli/John Balance

6. Dance Before The Police Come by Neil Transpontine

7. What The Fuck – Operation Spanner by Jo Burzynska

8. The Brain of Ulrike Meinhof by Christoph Fringeli

9. Dope smuggling, LSD manufacture, organised crime & the law in 1960s London by Stewart Home

10. Battlenoise! Review by Christoph Fringeli

Last years top tunes being played at datacide hq

Somatic Responses – Concrete Glider mix by Diskore
eMego 122V – Cindytalk – Hold Everything Dear
DM12004 dubs – Various – Accretion EP
Praxis 45 – Various – Anonymous Vol. 2
GuerillaLP01 – Donny+Current Value – Revolt and Riot
Sub/Version Digital 007 – Vile Enginez – Drum and fuck off
Blackmass Plastics – halloween gore mix
Grindplate09/Kritik 01 – Zombieflesheater: Tweng!
Subviolenz 007 – Nanotek/Nanotek & Machine Code: Venus/Nanomachine
SPB12019 – Karl Marx Stadt: 1999-2009

Friday, 14 October 2011

Presented Datacide and Cagliostro

Film: “Un Tigre de Papel” (Dir. Luis Ospina, Colombia 2007, spanish with english subtitles).
Starts 22h introduced by R.C. (Datacide)
Pedro Manrique Figueroa, pioneer of collage in Colombia, has never had a biographer. For a very simple reason: his life’s like an adventure novel that is both incomplete and contradictory. It’s just based on fragmented reminiscences and anectodes passed on by word of mouth. Taking Manrique Figueroa’s life as a pretext, this film takes the viewer on a journey through history from the year 1934 up until 1981, when the artist mysteriously dissappeared from view. “A Paper Tiger” is itself a collage, where art and politics rub shoulders, where truth and lies are placed side by side, where documentary and fiction intermingle.

Party:
Sigma, UK
Tato: (Live) – Italy
Crash.01
Base Force One: (Live)
Cannibal Brothers
Nemeton
starts at midnight
Hard dubstep to noisy breakcore, experimental broken beats to hardcore drum’n’bass

Record: Last but not least we celebrate the new release on Praxis “Anonymous Series Volume Two” 12″: Dance time is here folks, the artistic ballet of fucking it up and shaking the old world to the ground!

Datacide Magazine: All proceeds of the party will go towards the printing costs of the next issue of datacide – magazine for noise & politics

in the space of Subversiv e.V., Brunnenstrasse 7.
no sexism, no racism, no nationalism

Sorry for the delay in mailing out orders for the paper edition ordered in the last few weeks. The reason for this is, to be able to offer the price of EUR 4.00 including shipping, we have to collect orders to be able to do a “mass mailout”. After an initial surge in the first couple of months, orders have slowed down considerably and with this the frequency of mailouts.
To mail a single copy it would cost EUR 3.50 for postage alone, so we’d be left with nothing after paypal costs and shipping.
We’re thinking of adding an option for EUR 6.00 which would include immediate shipping.
The best option though to receive the paper edition immediately upon release and long before content is put up on the internet, is to take out a subscription for EUR 10.00 for 3 issues. This can include past issues (only numbers 10 and 11 are still available at this point though.
In any case the next mailout will go to the post office on thursday July 21. All orders received before midday on thursday will be included in this mailout. So if you don’t have a paper copy of datacide yet, send EUR 4.00 (or 10.00 for a subscription) before 12 noon on thursday via paypal to praxis@c8.com!

We will be at the Linke Buchtage this weekend presenting the latest issue of datacide.
You can find us at the stall of ça ira Verlag!
The bookfair is taking place at Mehringhof, Gneisenaustr. 2a, 10961 Berlin – closest public transport is Mehringdamm.
Opening times are Fri 17-22, Sat 11-22, Sun 11-17
See you there!