The deep-dive into sound and aesthetics at the end is compelling but the whole interview seems to lay out /acc's generally cringe fetishism toward the Warwick days at the expense of like... a contemporary aesthetics that would actually do _...Read More_

"The most powerful critique of neoliberal culture since the crisis, issued from the margins of the blogosphere. Simon Hammond traces the arc of Mark Fisher’s career, from accelerationism to Capitalist Realism and beyond, in a striking _...Read More_