1st Gregg Araki
The first half is like watching fish through glass. It's all exotic colours and shapes, a world completely removed from the one you live in. It's all outdated slang and shoegaze music, images that stand like fossils to an era out of living memory; I was only one when this came out. But there's a weird fascination that comes from that Right Of The Moment feeling, gazing at what the late 90s thought itself to be. And…