Your Desires Have Been Captured: A Discourse on the Mutilated User and the Alienated Worker

There is no individual solution to the situation we find ourselves in. To say, though, that there are no individual components is a mistake. Every collective action is made up of individual actions: it requires that we all consider our situation and broadly take actions – individually and in coordination – that point in roughly the proper direction.

Written by: Cameron, PhilosophyCameron SummersJune 22, 2022Karl Marx, Murray Bookchin, Mark Fisher, Guy Debord, Deleuze and Guattari, Jean-Francois Lyotard, David Graeber, Grant Morrison, William S. Burroughs, Alienation, Mutilated User, Mutant Epistemologies, Ontology, Ethics, Roger Zelazny Comments

Rise Like the Fenix [sic]: On Seeing Refused in Lawrence, Kansas

On the 22nd of May this year, Edgar and I went with a friend (Erik, who played the Sheriff in the Crooked Man) to see the Refused play with Bleached and the Hives; while there we met with Alex (who is hard at work on the next episode,) and his fiancee. We hadn't even known that Bleached was there, much to Erik's delight, and I've never really listened to the Hives. The sole draw for me, in short, was Refused.

Analysis, Written by: Cameron, Personal, The Nostalgia TrapCameron SummersJune 1, 2019music, Refused, personal, Situationism, Guy Debord, punk, jazz, aesthetics, The Nostalgia TrapComment