Pure
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BIO
Pure has been producing radical electronic music since 1991.
As a vinyl-only DJ he draws on 25+ years of experience combining dark and broken techno with rough electro, rave, dirty acid and industrial.
His latest releases are on Ophism (as Pure), aufnahme+wiedergabe (as Current
909) and Editions Mego (as Bolder).
He has over 30 physical and digital releases on labels such as Editions Mego (as
Pure, Bolder, and Ilsa Gold), on Hinterzimmer (with his electronic and
percussion duo PRSZR), on Cronica, Praxis, Staalplaat, Drop Bass Network and others.
Pure´s other projects include the Heart Chamber Orchestra, an award-winning
audio-visual realtime composition for 12 musicians in which the heartbeats of
the musicians create a score in real time.
www.facebook.com/musicwithmachines.org
@pure
www.musicwithmachines.org
Artists in alphabetical order: Arrivers, Ascetic/Phase Fatale, AutoDeFe/Orphx,
Cassegrain/The Mover, Ekman/Breaker 1 2, Final Exposure, Frozen, Helena Hauff,
Pure, Stallion, Suburban Knight, Sunil Sharpe, The Mover, Tzusing, T-Bone
Castro, Umwelt, Underground Resistance
BIO
Pure has been producing radical electronic music since 1991.
As a vinyl-only DJ he draws on 25+ years of experience combining dark and broken techno with rough electro, rave, dirty acid and industrial.
His latest releases are on Ophism (as Pure), aufnahme+wiedergabe (as Current
909) and Editions Mego (as Bolder).
He has over 30 physical and digital releases on labels such as Editions Mego (as
Pure, Bolder, and Ilsa Gold), on Hinterzimmer (with his electronic and
percussion duo PRSZR), on Cronica, Praxis, Staalplaat, Drop Bass Network and others.
Pure´s other projects include the Heart Chamber Orchestra, an award-winning
audio-visual realtime composition for 12 musicians in which the heartbeats of
the musicians create a score in real time.
www.facebook.com/musicwithmachines.org
@pure
www.musicwithmachines.org
Artists in alphabetical order: Arrivers, Ascetic/Phase Fatale, AutoDeFe/Orphx,
Cassegrain/The Mover, Ekman/Breaker 1 2, Final Exposure, Frozen, Helena Hauff,
Pure, Stallion, Suburban Knight, Sunil Sharpe, The Mover, Tzusing, T-Bone
Castro, Umwelt, Underground Resistance
Hardcore Techno And Anarchist Theory
My new E-book is finished.
In this book I try to draw a connection between the musical genre of Hardcore Techno and the political philosophy of Anarchism, aswell as dealing with general topics of art theory, cultural resistance, subcultures and other societal and philosophical topics.
"sure, the anarchy and rebellion, the anarchies and rebellions you read about might have all failed, or found a bad end. but *your* anarchy does not have to fail. forgot what you read. it is dead. it is text. it is of no meaning. *your* rebellion does not have to fail. your anarchy and rebellion is still possible, it is alive, it is living, inside yourself and everywhere. and this way, you can end up with something good."
Table Of Contents
01. Preface
02. Why I Left The Breakcore Scene In 2001
03. Why I Left Breakcore - Addendum 2
04. We Need A Revolution
05. Merging Techno And Hardcore With Social, Cultural And "Political" Thoughts
06. Artists, Outcasts and Society
07. The Illusion Of The Internet
08. Hardcore Techno, What Was After That, And How Nihilism Got Old
09. Revolution Is In The Air
10. Revolution Of The Mind
11. Sonic Threads
12. The Key
13. Anarchy and Extacy
14. Revolution Or Interest
15. Music Is Dead - Long Live Music!
16. How To Create New Forms Of Music
17. The Closedness Of Possibilities
18. Revolution and Reaction
19. How Critical Debate Is Prevented
20. Techno - Needs More Synthetics
21. Art And Utopia
22. Our Current Crisis Of Culture
(also available as PDF)
https://hardcoretechnoandanarchisttheory.blogspot.com
In this book I try to draw a connection between the musical genre of Hardcore Techno and the political philosophy of Anarchism, aswell as dealing with general topics of art theory, cultural resistance, subcultures and other societal and philosophical topics.
"sure, the anarchy and rebellion, the anarchies and rebellions you read about might have all failed, or found a bad end. but *your* anarchy does not have to fail. forgot what you read. it is dead. it is text. it is of no meaning. *your* rebellion does not have to fail. your anarchy and rebellion is still possible, it is alive, it is living, inside yourself and everywhere. and this way, you can end up with something good."
Table Of Contents
01. Preface
02. Why I Left The Breakcore Scene In 2001
03. Why I Left Breakcore - Addendum 2
04. We Need A Revolution
05. Merging Techno And Hardcore With Social, Cultural And "Political" Thoughts
06. Artists, Outcasts and Society
07. The Illusion Of The Internet
08. Hardcore Techno, What Was After That, And How Nihilism Got Old
09. Revolution Is In The Air
10. Revolution Of The Mind
11. Sonic Threads
12. The Key
13. Anarchy and Extacy
14. Revolution Or Interest
15. Music Is Dead - Long Live Music!
16. How To Create New Forms Of Music
17. The Closedness Of Possibilities
18. Revolution and Reaction
19. How Critical Debate Is Prevented
20. Techno - Needs More Synthetics
21. Art And Utopia
22. Our Current Crisis Of Culture
(also available as PDF)
https://hardcoretechnoandanarchisttheory.blogspot.com
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