no wave was a lot of things but one of the things it ended up being by the mid-eighties was an industrial music for people who didn't have access to tape loops or knew how to program a heavy metal for people who couldn't be bothered to learn how to play it and like although the idea of heavy metal built on no wave principles is for real totally amazing we had to wait until we could score some keiji…

Dearest Readers: I know I have promised you a thousand times or more that i would cease with endless gen x nostalgia trail opposite of blazing f combustion it's the xxist c but like true confessions #1 I am an unreliable narrators even to myself let alone u and like any good unreliable narrator I have ripped off guesstimate 89% of my shtick from ann magnuson so I owe it to u to induce u to imagine hs me in…

I was lucky enough to have been taught The Birth Of A Nation as part of a course in American History during high school. We learned about its purpose as a work of propaganda 50 years after the end of the Civil War, celebrating the collapse of Reconstruction and glorifying the Southern Redemption which arose in its place. President Woodrow Wilson signaled his support of White Nationalist groups by ending executive branch civil rights outreach and by showing The Birth…