I write about music and arts, cities, and radical memory. Author, "Shake the City" from 1968 Press. Substack: alexanderbillet.com Insta: instagram.com/ubupamplemousse/
Alexander Billet
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A bit more on Rothko and oceanic feeling. alexanderbillet.substack.com/p/oceans-aga...
Something short on Rothko, oceanic feeling, and (of course) late capitalism.
Probably going to write something about this. I do like Optic Sink's music, and I certainly love the films of Maya Deren. They've crafted something that really captures her here.
More on art, new heights of alienation, and late capitalism.
I'll be honest, I'm not sure what I find so compelling about this particular ambient album. It is by no means groundbreaking, but it does seem to skate between a few different structures of feeling I associate with the best of ambient: other-worldly, somewhat futuristic, but, somehow... organic?
If Spencer Pratt becomes mayor of Los Angeles, then it's only a matter of time until he tries to get sex tapes recognized as legal currency in Southern California.
