Archive of posts filed under the london category.

Filmbank

Filmbank is an interesting site which now features pieces on Babylon (taken largely, as they say, from uncarved.org) and also some good stuff on Lee Berwick’s project on the sounds of the thames. Lee is also known as Digidub.

From the “Homes & Property” section of the Evening Standard, found on a train:

[Hackney] might still have some of the highest unemployment in London, and occupy third place on the list of the most deprived districts in England, but the cavalry is arriving in the form of the sons and daughters of the middle-classes, young and single professional people and creative types […] “Hey, do you remember this …

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strange days

What is going on in London tahn? Matt is receiving bodily fluids through the post and Dubversion was on the receiving end of a nasty one last night. Respects to the both of you.

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Keep forgetting to mention the man Ed Inglistan whose blog and site are… um. Well, a bit mad and compelling, basically. Ed has also sent me an outstanding CD of reggae stuff including a recording of an absolutely wicked Luciano dubplate played by Abashanti. Check it. Serious open-ended fanaticism. It’s a London thing, in the …

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Cary Grant

Despite trying to goad Paul into giving Matthew Ingram the (verbal!) hammering he so richly deserves for dissing him in his blog, the guy does some pretty cool stuff. This is an excellent comic for those of ya into music, bunking off work and the psychogeography of London town: Top Friday afternoon stuff.