I made a playlist of tracks and films related to The Politics of Vibration and wrote a little about some of the ideas in the book :
https://t.co/mbpEWx2FLT
Berlin folks: this Saturday, November 12, at 18 30 at silent green I'll be talking about The Politics of Vibration with Siddhartha Lokanandi, who runs the wonderful Hopscotch Reading Room as part of the Minor Cosmopolitan Assembly.
https://t.co/CTcYWZs9t1
@scottrston interviewed me for his excellent podcast Pretty Heady Stuff. It was a fun conversation and ranged from the sonics of bad breakups to Pharoah Sanders' (RIP) recent collaboration with Floating Points and sonic healing during the pandemic.
https://t.co/iZMJFNxm5y
part 2 of my new interview with Catherine Christer Hennix in the Brooklyn Rail -- this one goes deeper into the idea of a sonic shrine, surprising ideas about Gnawa music and playing until something happens, quantum cosmology ... lots more! https://t.co/ENle4eZLdk
The most gloriously convoluted sentence I've ever read. William Halsted got turned onto cocaine by Freud then wrote "about" it in a medical journal. (From Marcus Boon's tremendous book The Road of Excess: A History of Writers On Drugs.) #Literature#Drugs@mbb3001@Harvard_Press
@davisivad and I are working on a new edition of William S. Burroughs' and Brion Gysin's cut up manual, The Third Mind, which @UMinnPress will be publishing later this year:
https://t.co/dgPt1mFcxd
Last week's Expanding Mind: @mbb3001 and Gabriel Levine talk about process art, discipline, tikkun, crafting community and their wonderful new collection Practice: https://t.co/ATeTiNEeCA