From business-related approaches to affiliation with white supremacists, racism, increased sexual harassments, and COVID-19-related negligence, the current electronic music scene is miles away from its core foundations.
COVID Is Not Over
Abolish the monarchy
#COVIDISNOTOVER
Around 1.4 million people (in the uk) had COVID-19 in the week ending 11 June 2022. Figures that have gone up to 2.7 million from the 4th to the 10th of July 2022. This trend is not exclusive to the uk.
Exxon Mobil marched in the 44th annual Houston LGBT+ Pride Celebration on June 24, 2022, and sponsored the Edinburgh Pride 2022.
Pinkwashing & Climate Criminals at Pride 2022
But it’s not over…yet
#StopRwandaFlights
Klub Kapital
The Sheer Amount of Negligence, Inappropriate Reactions & Insults Are A Clear Sign of How Electronic Music Has Fully Embraced a Capitalistic Model
More Than A Year Has Passed Since These Appalling Tributes.
Update following Arts Council England's Emission of Grants - December 2021
UNESCO as the “protector” of Techno?
Why do we think that this is an absurd, and weak move, led by unreliable individuals?
Enough is Enough
An open letter following the huge number of University students reporting an increasing number of spiking by injection incidents while in nightclubs and other nightlife venues across the UK.
Update following Arts Council England's Emission of Grants - October 2021
Coma Response #49 w/ Black Britannia
This documentary about the lives of black people in 1970s Britain looks back on a time of tension, exactly like the one we are currently witnessing. In 1978, a US television company commissioned the production of a film about the lives of black people in Britain at the time. The film that was made, beautifully directed by David Koff, documented the severe racism and repression black people were facing, both in the street and from the state, and predicted uprisings and rebellions. But its message was deemed to be dangerous and the film was banned.
Plague Raves Are Still Happening Across the Globe
We call on the British government, as well as the EU, to stop all forms of gatherings and demand that people, who have purchased tickets to these, will be refunded in full.
Treasury rejects extension to furlough and financial support despite delay.
Thousands, if not millions, of independent cultural and artistic organizations, artists, and professionals have been left without any forms of income &/or support for the last 15 months, as the government favored capitalistic organizations and individuals, despite the catastrophic consequences that their modus operandi have produced.
