Propaganda — “p:Machinery”: Music Video
A look at Propaganda’s “p:Machinery”, from its 1985 vision of automation to its unsettling reflection on human autonomy, machines and the logic of productivity.
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This essay proposes a view of autonomy shaped by experience, culture and conscious reflection.
How does *Cybermystic*, by Primal Era Worship, sustain its sense of awe not only through its ideas, but through its musical construction?
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Read MoreSyntree fuses melodic guitars, synthwave textures and synthpop touches to create one of the most unusual crossovers in recent Brazilian heavy music.
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