Max Alper (aka Peretsky) navigates the murky waters of musical aesthetic revisionism on social media, exposing how the algorithmic scroll has blurred cultural signifiers in fashion. 

Listen ➚here

Bonus Links:

>>> Peretsky on the Perfect Playlist ➚here.

>>> Find the full Fashion and Sound series ➚here.

Our third series, a collaboration with Viscose Journal, on sound's relationship to fashion is now LIVE.

This series takes takes the form of print and audio.

You can find the journal to read and to touch at Visocose ➚here.

And you can listen to the audio elements of this series on Montez Press Radio ➚here.

Chicago-based nonprofit organization ➚ESS Creative Audio Archive brings us sounds from the collection of activist and recording engineer Malachi Ritscher, who died by self-immolation in an act of protest against the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

➚Listen HERE

Bonus links:

➚>>> His recordings

➚>>> Lore

➚>>> Deep Lore

Lizzie is a Parisian. Teddy is a New Yorker. Both have lost a shoe sole.

Listen to the radioplay ➚here.

And check out Jazz's live set from our studio in May ➚here.

Joel Dean's “Still, Falling,” is a radio drama about collapse as the organizing principle in New York City's skyline.

➚Listen Here

And then fiind more Joel at his ➚dispensary.

To have a delightmare = to be terrorized by stupid shit. 

Ben Davis and Shanti Escalante-De Mattei follow up conversation to Davis' article "➚Culture Has No Name for This Cursed Vibe. It’s Everywhere," included in MPR's second series, ➚Stand Up Fall Down: The Politics of Irony and the Irony of Politics.

Listen ➚here. 

Three months after Dena Yago unpacked the Blue Man Group’s metamorphosis from an experimental art collective to a global entertainment brand as part of MPR's first series ➚Love Thy Network, she continues to be haunted by the Blue Men. "This was just on the top of someone’s free pile on their stoop this weekend, from 1992." In her program, "➚Touching Blue," Dena explores the commodification of creative subcultures and the limits of collective autonomy through the lens of capitalist realism.