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WIRE, THE
TITLE
#388 June 2016
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 388
WIRE 388
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
6/1/2016
"On the cover:
Gaika
(The London based agent provocateur marshalls speculative fiction, politically charged anger and militant beats against an increasingly inhospitable capital). Inside the issue:
Ian Brighton
(Breaking a 39 year silence with his first album of new material since 1977, the UK improve guitarist discusses his grandfather's bell-ringing, the tyranny of discord, spirits passing through space, and other shaping forces on his music); The Primer: Anarcho punk (The dogged persistence of UK punk's radical arm has ensured the global survival of its spirit across a variety of media. Louis Pattison presents a user's guide to the music of resistance); Invisible Jukebox:
Islam Chipsy
(The Egyptian shaabi master says 'EEK' to
The Wire
's mystery record selection);
Klara Lewis
(The Swedish composer defies darkness to pursue strange beauty); Global Ear: Snowdonia: The Welsh peaks conceal abundant potential for revelation);
Telebossa
(The Berlin duo decode Brazilian popular song from a distance)."
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