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Church of Euthanasia rip. Possibly doing a run of t shirts with this design on it soon. 

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Negativemeditation  - Broken Twins

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ORD  ‎– Sacra Mental Hypno Drone: Rituals & Revelations

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I Flunked, But… (Yasujiro Ozu, 1930)

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台風19号は3連休に大阪を襲うことがほぼ確定！！ ぶる速-VIP

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TETSUMI KUDO  (1935 – 1990)

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My albums selection from the next boring week , listen and listen and listen:

- EugeneKha ‎– Songs Of Water

- Edward Ka-Spel - The Deep

- Magrava - ʭɧ  

- Khost ‎– Buried Steel

- Sachiko  ‎– Loka In The Black Ship = 黒塵乃舟

- Corrections House - Last City Zero

- White Noise ‎– An Electric Storm

- Rusalka - The Way of all Flesh

- Öröm ‎– 8

- Phurpa ‎– Trowo Phurnag Ceremony 

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Viking runestones of the Swedish countryside, 1899-1945

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The Dialogues with Solzhenitsyn (Aleksandr Sokurov, 1998)

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Kader Attia

Traditional Repair, Immaterial Injury, 2014/2018

In situ installation; metal staples, wire, concrete

kaderattia.de

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The films of Pier Paolo Pasolini contain horrifying images of grotesque mutilations and perverse sexual acts. Yet never controversial for the sake of controversy, Pasolini illuminated the darker side of mankind. Always rooting the fantastical within reality - it is an interesting point to make that Pasolini utilized sets for his magnum opus, Salò, a far too real tale that was too gruesome for the actual landscapes of this world. It is a shame that 40 years ago today, Pasolini met a fate much similar to those of his characters. Tortured by fire and castrated, it can be said that Pasolini was murdered for his radical political views and being openly homosexual in a far too critical and hypersensitive world.

Rest In Power to a master of cinema, and may his pageantry of violence and obscenity live on forever.

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by Daido Moriyama / 森山大道 From the book: Farewell Photography / 写真よさようなら (1972)