Category: MUSIC IN PHASE SPACE

  • Steppin’ Stones Vs Upstream

    Seems to me most bad breaks happen inside a man’s pattern. He gets out of phase with it and every step he takes is between the steppin’stones. If he can’t phase in, and if he tries to maintain his pace, why there’s a whole row of stones ahead of him laid just exactly where each…

  • Technical Vs Adaptive

    As a society, we tend to view problems as technical issues that can be solved with technological solutions. We believe that we can overcome our challenges by inventing new machines or creating new algorithms. However, the reality is that many of the problems we face are not technical in nature. Instead, they are adaptive challenges…

  • Superunknown: Aliens and Art

    The concept of the Superunknown has been explored in various contexts, from the artistic to the philosophical, and even to the realm of spirituality and mysticism. It is a term that has come to represent a space beyond our everyday perception, one that is often associated with the unknown and the mystical. In this essay,…

  • Hacking Deleuze Machines

    Hacking Deleuze machines can be a challenging task, as it requires a deep understanding of assembly language, operating systems, and terminal commands. However, with the right tools and techniques, it is possible to gain access to these machines and create chaos or gain control. The following is an outline for hacking Deleuze machines: In conclusion,…

  • Desire Production

    Desiring machines and social production Desiring machines refer to the idea that desire is not just a subjective experience but is actually a productive force that operates on a social and cultural level. According to Deleuze and Guattari, desire is not a lack or a deficiency that needs to be filled, but rather it is…

  • Deleuze: Machines

    “It is not the slumber of reason that engenders monsters, but vigilant and insomniac rationality.” During the 20th century, philosophers from the Frankfurt School, including Horckheimer, Marcuse, Adorno, and Fromm, attempted to synthesize Freud’s and Marx’s work. Freud’s introduction of the concept of the unconscious mind demonstrated that basic aspects of personality could be unknown…

  • We Got Told to F*** Right Off

  • Burroughs: No Replacement For Lost Order

    William S. Burroughs, the iconic writer of the Beat Generation, has been celebrated for his innovative and experimental approach to writing. In his work, Burroughs takes over all the markers of modernism, including structural fragmentation, parody, and pastiche. However, what he leaves out is the imperative to provide a replacement for the lost orders of…

  • Burroughs

    In considering a potential replacement for postmodernism, it’s important to acknowledge the failure of modernist goals, such as resolving conflicts related to gender, class, and ethnicity, and achieving spiritual unity within society. It’s also crucial to recognize that attempts to regenerate myth as a centering structure have been unsuccessful. However, it’s not enough to simply…

  • Music and Time

    We start the wrong way round: thinking, by learning what we are not, to know what we as individuals are: whereas the whole of human consciousness contains not a tithe of what is, and therefore it is hopeless to proceed by a method of elimination, and thinking by discovering the motion life has made, to…