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Colin Newman recommended Boredom Is Deep and Mysterious by Various in Music (curated)

 
Boredom Is Deep and Mysterious by Various
Boredom Is Deep and Mysterious by Various
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"My wife and I had moved back to Britain in 1992 and we were interested in every kind of electronic music. Before we left, we knew people that worked for R&S Records, and they brought around the first white label of Aphex Twin’s Digeridoo. We were just blown away by it. At the time, the space opened up for a lot of small labels like ours [Swim ~]. What was great about that world was that anybody could do it. You didn’t have to be British or American. That’s the great thing about the Boredom Is Deep and Mysterious compilation, which I was introduced to by a journalist. It was all Danish artists and it has the splendidly named Dub Tractor and Double Muffled Dolphin."

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Ayo Akingbade recommended The Practice of Love (1985) in Movies (curated)

 
The Practice of Love (1985)
The Practice of Love (1985)
1985 | Drama
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"“​What I’ve really got to learn is to accept the mediocrity and the lies that surround me. The poor political responsibility of those around me​.” Valie Export is one of my favourite artists and celebrated her 80th birthday quite recently. The film follows an investigative female journalist trying to bring justice to the corrupt world she finds herself in through two oscillating relationships. The heroine is in pursuit for nothing but the truth. Video control and surveillance in striptease places, subway stations and street traffic are important for the structure of the film. At large, the experimental plot interrogates the body, identity, and dynamics of power, it questions the overwhelming social gazes placed on women. One day I would like to remake the film."

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