[06/24/2022]
In the year 2070, rising tides have swallowed mankind into the ocean, where dolphins reign supreme due to their superior intelligence and physical attributes. The inevitable forward march of algorithmic technology and the ever-shortening attention spans of humans and animals, turn every song into a radio station of sorts, and vice versa. The invertebrate, inebriated, and inverted all coexist in arrhythmic synchronicity. Maximalist globalist anthems last 3.2 seconds on average, everything is in, trends are no longer time-bound but live in a collective cloud of in-formation, floating in collective consciousness as facts of life. Music has become inescapable, for better or worse, as it melts into the omnipresent noises and sounds of technology, transportation, and nature. Soon, white noise will be the only language. Until then, please enjoy the greatest hit of 2070.
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Track by Faux Real
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Purple #44 – The Analog Issue – Playlist #5 by Matières Fécales
“HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005” exhibition opens tomorrow at the MAK...
Purple presents Nike Shox Z, directed by Alexandra Cabral
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Last week, Foc Kan released his new book “80’s Paris Nights” with...
Last days of Christophe Brunnquell’s sculptural furniture is currently at Design Miami...
Doug Aitken’s “UNDER THE SUN” solo exhibition opens tomorrow at the Nita...
Michella Bredahl’s solo show “Rooms We Made Safe” is currently on view...
Cosey Fanni Tutti’s “Incognito” show currently on view at Humber Street Gallery...
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