Ron writes in the comments that he’d like an explanation of what the hell is going on up here in federal politics. Given that I have found no more divisive issue (1) among Canadians (and that’s among anglophones and among francophones as well as across language divisions), I’m sure to get myself in trouble here. …
Continue reading “The “Quebec is a Nation” Controversy 101 for Americans”
Alexander Galloway, Protocol: How Control Exists After Decentralization. Lawrence Harte, Introduction to MPEG and a CD: Deftones, Saturday Night Wrist More news coming. I’m back, my cat is still alive, and I am officially (well, liminally until my card comes in the mail) a permanent resident.
Here is a link to a fascinating 5-minute film on how records were made in 1937, starring Duke Ellington and his orchestra.
It’s the image of this happening at an academic conference that I can’t get out of my mind.
Mark J. Butler Unlocking the Groove: Rhythm, Meter and Musical Design in Electronic Dance Music.
Apologies for the flurry of posts and then disappearing. It’s been an extremely busy time with talks and a pile of miscellanous reading (theses, dissertation chapters, journal submissions, tenure dossiers), punctuated by a number of domestic crises this week: our apartment flooded in two separate places and at two different times (the waters have been …
Perhaps. In the meantime, here’s a short election editorial I did for Bad Subjects.
