Body Variant

Anastrophe I think of the tele-presences enfilading your skin and those others ventriloquizing in your larynx and trachea. You hoped to become something you could not yet see and mined the future for the not-you’s.  Acousmatic dreams. You spoke from behind masks, screens, or paradoxical crossing points. In a voice like birds, you propose a science without an object. Of those things we now…

Anastrophe, the new album from EnemyIndustry. Now on Bandcamp.

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New EnemyIndustry Album, Anastrophe, now available to buy on Bandcamp

“Catastrophe is the past coming apart. Anastrophe is the future coming together.”Sadie Plant and Nick Land. “Cyberpositive,” in: #Accelerate, edited by Robin Mackay and Armen Arvanessian, London: Urbanomic, 2014, pp. 303–14. “The future, always so clear to me, has become like a black highway at night. We were in uncharted territory now… making up history as we went along.”Sarah Connor,…

Introduction: Naturalising Deconstruction In a 2006 essay that Continental Philosophy Review published in the teeth of Reviewer 2’s best adversarial efforts I argue that Derrida’s work deploys structures elicited from subjectivist thought within a topic-neutral account of how signifying states respond to contextual alterations in their systems and substrates. I also claim that deconstruction is…