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Chumbawamba in 1998
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In 1997, out of nowhere the English anarchist punk band Chumbawamba sold more than five million albums. In attaining triple-platinum status, in the United States the 12-track Tubthumper became the bestselling loud rock LP by a British group of the past 24-years. Suddenly hopping with the jet set, by way of celebration the boisterous octet decided to double their wages from 30 to 60 quid a week.
If there’s a more remarkable late 20th Century success story than this, I can’t think of it. Propelled by the worldwide smash hit single Tubthumping (“I get knocked down, but I get up again…” – see, you
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From fish farms to factories, the artist duo’s first survey exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, looks at the different streams of production in the 21st century
If translated to emoji, ‘Palms Palms Palms’, the title of artist duo Revital Cohen and Tuur Van Balen’s exhibition at Z33, could indicate a slow clap – a sardonic ‘good for you’ or a celebratory ‘amen’. Here, it refers to a call for applause an MC made when the artists visited the Democratic Republic of Congo. Clasped in prayer, palms can wish and speculate on possible futures. Cohen and Van Balen insert themselves into international and industrial streams of production, engaging technology without regard to its commonly accepted determinisms. Curated by Christina Li, the artists’ first survey exhibition spans over a decade of their practice and includes 45 works.
a review of Stealing All Transmissions: The Secret History of The Clash by Randal Doane, Foreword by Barry “The Baker” Auguste, 2014, PM Press, 192 pp. $15.95 pmpress.org
In December 1979, after stumbling through my first trimester at Michigan State University, I took the allotted three weeks off in suburban Detroit. While the media began priming the struggling city as host of the upcoming Republican National Convention (and a probable Ronald Reagan presidency), a vague desperation overtook me, to search for alternatives, first on the radio and then in the press.
This meant turning the knobs between college and rock FM radio while scanning the pages of Detroit’s