punk

  • <p>Deia Galeano que la hist&ograve;ria &eacute;s sempre pura profecia: pel que no ha estat, i contra el que ha estat, anuncia el que ser&agrave;. Per aix&ograve;, quan pretenen exiliar-nos de la nostra pr&ograve;pia hist&ograve;ria, endinsar-se en aquesta cr&ograve;nica m&uacute;sico-sentimental d&rsquo;ascend&egrave;ncia montalbaniana&ndash; que tragina pels Somorrostros invisibles de l&rsquo;escena musical alternativa de la Barcelona vuitantera &eacute;s aire resc. I tots els interrogants oberts: de nou i un cop m&eacute;s.</p> <p>Amb rivet de cr&ograve;nica salvatge. En el triple salt mortal d&rsquo;uns joves que van saltar al buit per no caure en l&rsquo;abisme que els oferia un sistema d&rsquo;exclusions. Joves lliures contra la seva pr&ograve;pia hist&ograve;ria, contra el dest&iacute; buit que alg&uacute; els havia dissenyat. Lliures, a voltes, fins a l&rsquo;extrem d&rsquo;una autodestrucci&oacute; desesperada, via speed o via hero&iuml;na. De les restes d&rsquo;aquell naufragi, de les runes i engrunes d&rsquo;aquell laboratori econ&ograve;mic repressiu edificat amb la transici&oacute;, van n&eacute;ixer les pasteres des d&rsquo;on seguim resistint.</p>
  • <p>Interesante trabajo de la Federaci&oacute;n AnarcoPunk de Espa&ntilde;a, <em>Hazlo Tu Mism@ &ndash; Recupera Tu Vida</em> deja en alto la pr&aacute;ctica del D.I.Y que tanto ha caracterizado el accionar anarcopunk desde sus inicios. Para quienes les interese el D.I.Y. (Do It Yourself / Hazlo tu mismx), he aqu&iacute; un libro hecho por la F.A.P. (Federaci&oacute;n Anarco Punk) de Espa&ntilde;a, con instrucciones para hacer todo tipo de cosas sin necesidad de depender de nadie, solamente de nuestra capacidad y nuestra paciencia para esforzarnos y demostrarnos a nosotros mismos que somos capaces de hacer si tenemos paciencia y fuerza de voluntad, para lograr independizarnos lo m&aacute;ximo posible del mundo consumista.</p> <p>Contiene informaci&oacute;n sobre temas como: Auto-defensa, alimentaci&oacute;n, transporte, indumentaria, sexualidad, higiene, salud, propaganda, imprenta, etc. Este libro est&aacute; a favor del no consumo, de la autosuficiencia y la autogesti&oacute;n, y ayuda a dar un paso mas hacia la libertad, independiz&aacute;ndonos del consumismo.</p>
  • <p>434 pages of essays from all over the world about how anarchist punk has influenced and inspired resistance in many varied struggles. Punk and anarchism have been intertwined since punk first blasted into the public consciousness some 45 years ago, and, while the relationship is complicated (and not ubiquitous), anarchism has been identified as punk&rsquo;s &lsquo;primary political companion&rsquo;&nbsp;but, close investigation of the connections between anarchism and punk has been scant &ndash; it&rsquo;s either taken-for-granted, lurks in the background of other topics of analysis, or is ignored completely. We&rsquo;re going to change that, with the publication of four books about various aspects of the punk/anarchism relationship, this is the first!</p>
  • <p>This booklet looks at the work of the first Romanian anarcha-feminist collective LoveKills and other anarchist group that came to life during the 1990's after the fall of the communist regime. It examines how they challenged mainstream feminist movements and others in the anarchist scene.</p> <p>LoveKills was the first anarcha-feminist collective in Romania, active between 2003-2009 in several cities in the country, including Craiova, Timisoara and Bucharest. They published a fanzine and organized a festival with the same name, organized debates, workshops, film screenings, readings, published and distributed brochures for March 8 - International Women's Day and were involved in various actions. LoveKills fought against patriarchy, capitalism, militarism, racism, fascism and xenophobia, as well as for animal rights.</p>
  • BSO

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    <p>Aquest &eacute;s un llibre fet amb moltes ganes i de llarg recorregut. Va comen&ccedil;ar en forma d&rsquo;articles d&rsquo;opini&oacute; el 2006 a les p&agrave;gines de la Directa i suposa un recorregut personal, i alhora col&middot;lectiu, per una est&egrave;tica musical i social que respon a una &egrave;poca convulsa que va des d&rsquo;abans de tot fins a ara mateix. Parteix de les lletres de can&ccedil;ons d&rsquo;una generaci&oacute; &mdash;o de dues o de m&eacute;s&mdash; que ha escoltat molta m&eacute;s m&uacute;sica que no ha llegit, aix&iacute; a nivell general. Una colla de gent que escoltava m&uacute;sica i llegia les lletres de les can&ccedil;ons, les quals es van convertir en aut&egrave;ntiques transmissores d&rsquo;idees i desencadenants de pensaments i accions. O almenys una banda sonora que, com deien els Negu Gorriak, est&agrave; composta d&rsquo;arrels, rock, rap, reggae...</p>
  • <p>Punk Matters is a collection of interviews with punk artists and activists, conducted between 2011 and 2017, with a lengthy introduction outlining the genesis and politics of punk. Interviewees include <em>big names</em>&nbsp;such as Ian MacKaye, Jello Biafra, Ray Cappo, and Henry Rollins, whose bands (respectively, Minor Threat, Dead Kennedys, Youth of Today, and Black Flag) are among the most influential groups in punk history. Members of other wellknown punk rock and harcore bands, such as Propagandhi, Paint It Black, Good Riddance, Trial, Catharsis, and Fall of Efrafa also share their thoughts on a variety of topics. Gerfired Ambrosh is the author of The Poetry of Punk: The Meaning Behind Punk Rock and Hardcore Lyrics and several academic papers on punk. As a touring musician, he has intimate knowledge of the goings-on in international punk communities.</p>
  • <p>Culture is a necessary element of any social movement, and should be taken with utmost seriousness by anarchist activists -and this includes music. This book lays out an evaluative approach through which the relationships between anarchism and music, and culture more widely, can be explored. This is not a list of musics that somehow qualify as 'anarchist', but rather considers how it might be possible to think about the question: &laquo;What is Anarchist Music?&raquo; It is argued that production processes are more fruitful avenue of evaluation than aesthetics and lyrics, but DIY cultural production values can be subsumed under neo-liberal logics. As a bulwark against co-optation and recuperation, an oppositional counter-cultural consciouness is a necessary aspect for any radical culture, which finds expression within the anarchist movement through 'cultures of resistance'.</p>
  • <p>&laquo;PUNK, doo wah, or do what?. Either way it&rsquo;s become a part of the grand social circus. Dance music for dickheads, or a genuine expression of our anger and our despair?. There&rsquo;s such a fine line between that which simply adds to the plastic crap that engulfs our lives and that which offers vision, hope dignity and a FUTURE. Can you tell the difference?&raquo;</p> <p>Written over three decades ago by the pioneers of anarcho-punk. This text seems all the more relevant today just with differently named puppets and masters. Originally handed out at CRASS gigs thirty odd years ago this angry tirade seems painfully relevant today, swap the names Reagan for Trump, Thatcher for Boris and we're back to basics!</p>
  • Sin stock
    This is part Steve's autobiography, part band history and part insiders story of the 1980's UK anarcho punk scene.
  • <p>This book comprises an undergraduate monograph an essays written in the mid 1990s. The central theme sets up and critically examines the need to examine the work of the anarchist punk band Crass in light of a poverty of discussion of their activities in previous cultural studies writings on punk. Equally, notions of endpoints in underground cultures are put to the question. The broad thesis of the monograph interrogates links between critical theory and Frankfurt school perspectives on art and subversive culture and Neo Marxist accounts of their phylogeny. There is critical discussion of the tension and similarities between Crass and Neo Marxist accounts of the role of dominant ideology (traditional notions of false consciousness/media effect) in contrast to the cultural monopoly of survival needs as the central motor of social reproduction in capitalist culture. The monograph concludes with a discussion of the importance of the legacy of Crass and the need for future research. This monograph was written before the groundswell of punk scholarship in its wake and serves as vindication of its obscure and early importance. It&rsquo;s principle importance lies in the fact that most accounts beyond this work have focussed not on critical theory but instead on historical contextual salience, aesthetic value and biographical detail.</p> <p>This new edition comprises a new extensive introduction assessing methodological approaches in punk scholarship and examines the stormy DiY publication and contextual history of the original monograph. Moreover expanded versions of an original chapter is included in addition to essays on subversive culture, the 1982 Falklands conflict and an examination of philosophical approaches to repressive technologies.</p>
  • <p>&laquo;Simplemente la mejor pieza de escritura pop de todos los tiempos: herej&iacute;a y revelaci&oacute;n a la vez. Nunca ha sido superado&raquo; (Simon Reynolds)</p> <p>Nadie, tras medio siglo desde su publicaci&oacute;n, ha escrito algo as&iacute;. No al menos con esa frescura. Tampoco con una honestidad tan despiadada y, al mismo tiempo, divertida. David Bowie, Simon Reynolds, Greil Marcus o Jarvis Cocker, entre muchos otros, lo consideran uno de sus libros favoritos, una obra aun hoy nunca superada. The Guardian, por su parte y con letras doradas, lo nombra el Gran Libro sobre Pop.</p> <p>Cohn nos dice que est&aacute; ah&iacute;, en primera l&iacute;nea; es testigo de todo y ha venido a cont&aacute;rnoslo. Es un fan escribiendo sobre su obsesi&oacute;n, el pop, con una pulsi&oacute;n y erudici&oacute;n tremendas. Tambi&eacute;n con una pasi&oacute;n que es pura y cristalina.</p> <p>&laquo;&iquest;Qu&eacute; le falta a este libro? &mdash;se pregunta Kiko Amat en el pr&oacute;logo a esta edici&oacute;n&ndash;. No mucho, a decir verdad. No mucho. <em>Awopbopalobop Alopbamboom</em> es puro totalitarismo adolescente, eso s&iacute;, y como tal hay que leerlo. El A&ntilde;o Cero lleg&oacute;, y en un flash se march&oacute;, parece decirnos. Cohn habla de las ra&iacute;ces, de Elvis y James Brown, el Merseybeat y los mods, pero le pone el cerrojo a la era y al g&eacute;nero en 1968, asegurando que la &eacute;poca dorada hab&iacute;a terminado, que tanto Beatles como Stones estaban acabados, geri&aacute;tricos, arterioescler&oacute;ticos, pura carne de anuncio de detergente, y que desde entonces solo pod&iacute;a haber degeneraci&oacute;n, pretenciosidad, impureza y tedio. Me maravillaba con cada frase, cada <em>staccato</em>, cada comparaci&oacute;n, cada maldito epigrama de Cohn. Este es el mejor libro sobre pop jam&aacute;s escrito, pens&eacute; entonces, cuando no hab&iacute;a le&iacute;do otro. Y lo sigo pensando ahora, cuando he le&iacute;do todos los dem&aacute;s&raquo;.</p> <p>Esta es la esperada reedici&oacute;n, tras m&aacute;s de dos d&eacute;cadas descatalogado, de una de las obras monumentales del pop en&eacute;rgico y el rock and roll en su momento m&aacute;s dulce y tambi&eacute;n salvaje escrito por el &laquo;padre&raquo; de la cr&iacute;tica musical. &laquo;Uno de los mejores libros de rock de todos los tiempos&raquo; (The Guardian) &laquo;Grande, brillante e inspirador&raquo; (Greil Marcus)</p>
  • <p>Escrito y publicado a los piques, &laquo;Punk la muerte joven&raquo; se independiza de su autor, y la &uacute;nica copia del escrito antecesor termina en una basura. 43 a&ntilde;os despu&eacute;s, una amiga londinense le env&iacute;a un pu&ntilde;ado borradores llenos de tachaduras y anotaciones marginales. Una noche de insomnio de 2018, Juan Carlos empieza a pasarlas a la notebook sin caer en la tentaci&oacute;n de adaptar la prosa a c&oacute;mo la escribir&iacute;a ahora. Solo recompone p&aacute;ginas faltantes. El resultado es este mix de realidades e imaginarios en formato diario donde transita squats, barrios tenebrosos, disquer&iacute;as, librer&iacute;as, pubs, levanta flyers, lee todo fanzine que cae en sus manos, y cruza personajes como Alex Trocchi, representante de aquel Letrismo de los a&ntilde;os 50 que deriv&oacute; directo en el Situacionismo. Y Colin Wilson, autor de &ldquo;The Outsider&rdquo;. Y John Berger. Mientras, rastrea los pasos de un chico que escribe con las tripas y el coraz&oacute;n traspasados por una aguja, el ep&iacute;tome del ethos punk, el crudo desgarro con el que deber &iacute;a comunicarse todo esto.</p> <p>La tocada de fondo de Kreimer es atravesada por la desesperaci&oacute;n de &ldquo;no saber y saber&rdquo; de tanta muerte que ocurr&iacute;a en Argentina durante esos</p> <p>a&ntilde;os.</p>
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