Listen to them on an MPR segment here -------------> ➚   

More Bar Italia➚ here and ➚here

 

 

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Listen to Scrump Runt Everyday, your go-to info paradise for all the hard and soft facts about your fav furry creatures. Listen, learn, and join the lively discussion, today!

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'What's a scrump runt' you ask?

 

Should we hold them accountable? 

 

And more from ➚Maya:

 

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Stopped by Miguel Abreu Gallery today for skin-screen-grass, the solo exhibition from Tishan Hsu. It's up until the 15th, and you can read more about it ➚here. Trigger warning for all my trypophobics 

And listen to the segment Tishan contributed in July 2021 with Chris Lew and Daniel Chew of CFGNY here: ➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2163

Phone-Breath-Bed 1, 2021 [detail view]

  more here: ➚https://miguelabreugallery.com/artists/tishan-hsu/

 

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Klein, Josiane Pozi, and collaborators are master of AV dissonance; hyper processed vocals over private moments with limited stock camera effects. 

➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2277

This episode: "An open source review of Rhop by Klein featuring Koyejo Oloko as guest and also features original music by Klein. (klein willl sue if u steal this)
on the books. https://trappingincmajor.club/"

And from Josianne on Montez Press Radio a few months prior: 

➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2274

And this one, "Josiane Pozi with Caius Williams on cello and Nat Philips on tenor sax"

AV:

 

 

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I remember Fiona playing this during a Hard to Read segment in the studio years ago. Especially delightful after that heavy metal harp glissando drop at 2:18. "Outside The Law, Which Is Language" is a nice title too, and reminds me of something Vanessa Place said in this MPR interview: ➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/119
 

 

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I spend all day looking at such fantastic things 
One interesting image after the next
Each is more interesting than the last 
But if the fun must come to an end
I will simply do it again 

Bobo: The Bobo Radio Hour
➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2029

Joel Patrick trappped and Zachary Waltman hopper1000: Freaky Eagle
➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2018

jaime brooks: on pop music
➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/1927

Lucas Mascatello and Richard Turley: Civilization Radio:
➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2052

Fujoshi Made Me Nightcore:
➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/1661

 

➚BONUS

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Listening to a child sound out the words makes you wonder if every manifesto isn't, in some way, written with a child in mind. Some of these kids make it all the way through manifestos I couldn't commit to finishing. Some of these kids are angry because the world isnt the way it should be, or because they'd rather be playing minecraft. Or they are angry because 9 year old boys don't want to read the part in S.C.U.M. manifesto about castration.  Its harrowing, funny, and almost hopeful. And a really great reading list too. 

Part 1. ➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2092

Tracklist: Pandrogyny Manifesto by Breyer P-Orridge / Wear Sunscreen by Mary Schmidt / Theatre of Cruelty by Antonin Artaud / Auto-Destructive Art by Gustav Metzger / Abolish Restaurants by Prole / Ban the Bomb (Brussels Declaration 1) by Provo / The Cosmic Redistribution Service

Part 2. ➚https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2123

Tracklist: Manifesto (Architecture & War) by Lebbeus Woods / A Declaration From the Poor Oppressed People of England by Gerrard Winstanley / 100 Impossible Artworks by Dora García / Blast! by Wyndham Lewis / Dada Manifesto by Francis Picabia / Dada Manifesto by Hugo Balls / Revolution in Dreams

 

More from ➚Stanley Schtinter.  Important Books (or, Manifestos Read by Children) ran from May 2021 to May 2022 at Whitechapel Gallery in London, with a monthly installment on Montez Press Radio

 

 

 

 

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