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junglized:: suburban base now have their own site as well. the 313 list and website on hyperreal features discussion about detroit and detroit-related techno music...a must for the hardcore fan. submerge is underground resistance's distribution company and umbrella concept, featuring the store somewhere in detroit, which offers all submerge & ur releases as well as those for red planet, metroplex, generator, direct beat, 430 west, and several other labels. the building in which submerge was housed is also part of the city's proposed area 1, which is due to eventually be demolished to make way for a baseball stadium. planet e communications is carl craig's brainchild, bringing you quality releases from detroit and beyond. r & s records' website is very beautiful and contains some great information on one of the world's most influential techno/trance labels, whose musical tastes are now expanding into other areas. swim~ records, begun by the band wire's own colin newman along with his wife malka spigel of minimal compact, has released some of the most interesting music of the last year or so, and their site is well worth exploring. mixmaster morris oversees a site for sore ears, focusing on ambient music. negativland offers some tasty morsels--pastries, desserts, and a healthy dose of copyright information and other media manipulation. you're just not on the web unless you get a taste of negativeland presence fly obsolete guerrila girls is a site with attitude. if you like to see female empowerment at work then check this out. women lashing back at the system, through public art, and with a sense of humor. literary kicks offers the most complete information on the beat generation, including biographies, literary criticism, and other information about this groundbreaking group of authors, poets, and artists. it goes far beyond black berets, cafes, and sunglasses. the wild bohemian home page is about exactly what you think it is. a friendly place for kindred spirits. william s. burroughs is among the most important authors of our time, whose paranoid, techno-horror-druggged-apocalyptic-nightmare visions have influenced several generations of writers and musicians (from bowie in the 70s to sonic youth and many electronic musicians of today). the unofficial william s. burroughs homepage and the william s. burroughs internet webzone (housed on hyperreal) are both good introductions towards an understanding of his literary and artistic contributions. seeker1's cyberanthropology page (currently unavailable) is a great page if you are interested in exploring the wider connections between culture, technology, and the implications this all has on us now and in the future. this is a place to spend some time reading... homosexuality & bisexuality is an awesome little essay designed to totally destroy any preconceived excuses you might have for not totally accepting and even nurturing the gay/lesbian/bisexual "lifestyle"...read it and hand it to your favorite right-wing zealot, just for fun! or for that matter, take a look at the entire religious tolerance site for more related essays. | ||
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