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Addicted to Humus: Matthew Ingram on the Revolutionary Potential of Compost

Badly Recorded Boy: Author Enrico Monacelli’s Lo-Fi Playlist

Psychedelic Reason & The Post-Industrial City: Acid Detroit By Joe Molloy

A Thumbs-Up To The People We Liked: How We Used Saint Etienne To Live

Prole Art Threat: Cynthia Cruz On The Melancholia Of Class

Something Kinda Ooh: Lesley Chow At The Limits Of The Lyrical

Even Stranger Things: Carl Neville On WW Jacobs’ The Monkey’s Paw

Sadness Is A Dagger Or A Portal Or A Fog: Claire Cronin’s Blue Lights Of The Screen

Memories & Forgettings: Charlie Hill’s Unconventional Memoir

The Limits Of Control: Why The Covid Lockdown Is Like A Game Of Snooker

Low Culture Podcast 2: Tariq Goddard On The Sisters Of Mercy

The Last Monday On Earth: Mark Fisher’s Postcapitalist Desire

Acid Communism, British Style: Carl Neville’s Eminent Domain Reviewed

The Enthusiasm: Carl Neville’s Eminent Domain Playlist

The Warm Block: Beats & Rhymes In E7’s Urban Village

Data, Driven: Wendy Liu’s Abolish Silicon Valley

Tree Of Life: Mat Osman’s Debut Novel, The Ruins

Not Looking For A New England: Alex Niven’s New Model Island

Robert Barry Opens Future Soundscapes

Dead Precedents: How Hip Hop Hacked The Future

Electric Blue: Chris O’Leary On Bowie’s Sound And Vision

Make Way For Queer Communism: Owen Hatherley In Bishkek

The Black Gravity Of Sound: An Interview With Eugene Thacker

Art Into Pop: How TJ Clark And Art & Language Influenced Gang Of Four

Fail Better: The Music Of The Future

Publisher Wants Music Writing Pitches From Women

Repeater Books 2016 Plans

Former Zero Books Staff Start Repeater

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