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by Vince Ynzunza The Last Meals of the Grooviest Tyrants and How to Use Their Wisdom For Your Own Elite Dining Experience Food is good. It is life, nourishment and joy – it unites us all. Good taste, on the other hand, divides us fairly. The man of true taste and class treats every [...]
By Vince Ynzunza Contrary to the opinions of everyone who is boring, the greatness or lameness of a nation is not measured by salient concepts like the freedom or oppression of its citizens – it’s History that makes or breaks a civilization! History as a loud, lovable lout who stands out from the crowd [...]
by Vince Ynzunza God is a hermaphrodite and Paul McCartney knows it. This revelation is old news, really – those already familiar with Christian Gnosticism, Hermetic esotericism, tantric sex, and The White Album should already dig – but the rest of you might need a crash course. The ‘hermaphrodite’ comes from the union of [...]
I’ve been watching the growing “Occupy Wall Street” movement with a severe case of apathy. Pompous NYU brats, bat shit crazy sub-anarchists, boring Moms, and aging hipsters with receding hairlines and mud-flaps for minds pollute my TV and Facebook stream with an undoubted vigor and passion, but nothing they have to say particularly interests me. [...]
by Vince Ynzunza Psychedelic Acne is a series of essays and articles exploring the artistic evolution of a handful of 1960s musicians from packaged teen idol excess to psyche-exploring, thought provoking authenticity. It’s about kids who grew up. The Beatles may have created the archetype, but you won’t hear much about them in these posts [...]
by Vince Ynzunza I urge you to touch yourself today. Touch yourself freely – without gloves and without shame. Masturbation is the closest you will ever get to actual time travel – accessing your sordid memory is like being visited by a ghost of sexual past and being given the opportunity to right amorous wrongs, [...]
One of the Fab Reich’s grooviest members, William Clark, has recorded this queer-homage to Boyd Rice’s misanthropist anthem “Total War“! William has a bright pink and bold vision for the future of humanity, which he states below: In my dreams, I see a world where heteronormativity has been purged in a baptism of fire. [...]
by Pat Thomas Released on 1971′s Hunky Dory, David Bowie’s “Life On Mars?” is a testament to the brilliance of Bowie’s pre-Ziggy era – perfect performance, perfect melody, perfect lyrics. Bowie himself recalled writing this song to the Mail on Sunday June 29, 2008: This song was so easy. Being young was easy. A really [...]
by Vince Ynzunza The following records have been chosen to take you on an exploration of timbre and mind – they constitute an evolution of sound spanning decades, continents, and sanity. I urge you to listen to and own every one of these albums – but be mindful that with these records, your journey has [...]
by Stephen Aspland Stephen Aspland is a thirty-six year old literature graduate who has travelled extensively and held a wide range of jobs from dishwasher to nightclub manager, farm hand to city analyst. His band, The Playing Fields second album is due to be released later this year. He is currently putting the finishing touches [...]
