Scarcity of Tanks
Featuring our very own Wasco on vocals.
Hell Yeah!
Sam Jordison has published a very interesting piece on Tony O’Neill in today’s Independent:“A lot of very grim stuff had to happen to me before I finally realised what I wanted to say. Of course it would have been nicer to have discovered that voice in a different way – in a less damaging way. […]
Terrorise The Reader – A Stephen Barber Interview
The original, drink-fuelled idea was to write something with the sensorial and corporeal impact, and with the sparse and headlong style, that Bataille’s Story of the Eye carries, but set in an engulfing, contemporary digitized megalopolis in technological meltdown: Tokyo, which I know well from having lived there — all of the locations in the three novels are real places, such as the Shinjuku Park Tower Hotel, the Koma Ballroom and the bars of Shinjuku, where there’s an Artaud Bar as well as a Genet Bar, though those locations get psychogeographically mutated and scrambled in the novels.
Andrew Stevens interviews cultural historian Stephen Barber.