While Sun Ra sought to define himself as an otherworldly posthuman, as a member of an “Angel Race” and a native of Saturn, Devo argued that all of society was becoming inhuman.
Loose is not like other documentaries: it’s never the same from one viewing to the next. Rather than being screened the film is “played”—performed live like a DJ set—and mixed improvisationally to create a site-specific work.
Required reading takes you back to school, asking some of Cluster Mag‘s favorite people to put together a list of their favorite articles, books, and films. This installment is brought to you by members of the LIES collective.
Battle-worthy ballroom house from Qween Beat’s Divoli S’vere.
Six hours, one blank canvas, and innumerable shades of lipstick. Our featured artist honors those who have pledged allegiance to the Beauty Effort in this punishing performance piece.
In Germany, a single hashtag exposes feminism’s language barrier.
Stylist, entrepreneur, and troll queen @LILGOVERNMENT on her new agency, fashion, and the meme that shall not be named.
A lightning-fast 42 minutes that features new talent from both the US and UK, interspersed with throwback grime to round out their major influences.
#TOP8′s Aaron Kolfage steps up: Jersey club music, Japanese pop, Frank Ocean, ballroom beats, & Beyoncé bootlegs.
He calls it “hyper-juke.” Think Dan Deacon beats Andrew WK at DDR.