Brilliant new work from Yeah Yeah Yeahs
“Spitting Off the Edge of the World”
w/ Perfume Genius
from the forthcoming Cool It Down
out 30 September
on Secretly Canadian
Art. Word. Thought.
Brilliant new work from Yeah Yeah Yeahs
“Spitting Off the Edge of the World”
w/ Perfume Genius
from the forthcoming Cool It Down
out 30 September
on Secretly Canadian
Riot Material Presents
Entering the Mind
— The Tour —
C von Hassett and Rachel Reid Wilkie on their global radio and podcast tour in support of Entering the Mind, the new book by Riot Material Founding Editor, C von Hassett. Audio and video access to shows as they go live can be found below:
Zen Success
with Charissa Sims
“Entering the Mind with C von Hassett and Rachel Reid Wilkie”
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.The Blissful Living Show
with Rochel Marie Lawson
“Entering the Mind with C von and Rachel”
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Spiritual Geek Out
with Diane Hudock
“The Teachings of Dzogchen: Entering the Mind to Go Beyond the Mind”
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Master Your Mind
with Dr. Erika Montgomery
“C von Hassett and Rachel Wilkie — Entering the Mind”
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The Empowered Spirit Show
with Terri Ann Heiman
“Entering the Mind with C von Hassett and Rachel Reid Wilkie”
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The Art of the CEO
with Bart Jackson
“Gaining Awareness: Mental Leaps from Practical Meditation”
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We Deserve Better
with Dorrin Rosenfeld
“A State of Pure Consciousness”
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Between the Lines
with Corine La Font
“Entering the Mind: Interview with C von Hassett & Rachel Reid Wilkie”
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The Psychic Coffee Shop
with Aeson Knight
“Entering the Mind”
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Aquarian Times
by Julia Bernbaum
“Entering the Mind” with C von Hassett & Rachel Reid Wilkie
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Mindfulness Mode #753: audio interview with C von Hassett and Rachel Reid Wilkie (37 minutes)
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Bruce Langford
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Tanya Tagaq’s “Tongues”
by James McWilliams
Robert Lowell
Life Studies / From the Union Dead
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 176pp
In 1958, The Partisan Review published Robert Lowell’s poem “Skunk Hour.” This was a notable moment in American literary history. The poem was closely linked to Lowell’s friendship with Elizabeth Bishop. Reading and re-reading Bishop’s work allowed Lowell to escape, as he put it, “the shell of my old manner.” It is to her that he dedicates this poem.
“Skunk Hour” is worthy of close study because it captures Robert Lowell in the midst of creative transformation. He alters himself from a formal to a confessional poet in the middle of the poem. It happens “right before our eyes,” as one critic aptly put it.
What follows is my own stanza-by-stanza attempt to make sense of it. I’ve always loved this poem for the way it hits my ear, and the shifting imagery. But I’ve never really slowed down and tried to figure out why. This is what I’m doing here. My comments are italicized —jm———
by Ibibio Sound Machine
feat. Eno Williams
Pipilotti Rist’s wonderful exhibition, Big Heartedness, Be My Neighbor, is currently on view at The Geffen Contemporary, DTLA, and is a must see! Below is one of the many Rist videos on display in varying contexts. “My Boy, My Horse, My Dog” is in gallery-space ‘Das Zimmer (The Room),’ and viewed on the old television sitting floorside. The MOCA exhibition is on through 6 June, 2022.
from the upcoming EP Forbidden Feelingz
Ben Moore | @harvest_recordings
Steve Seleska | @steveseleskaart
Reid Wilkie | @reidwilkie
C von Hassett | @riotmaterial
Produced by Harvest Recordings
Featuring Thom Yorke & Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead) & drummer Tom Skinner (Sons of Kemet)
from the new release The Clearing
The War on Drugs (feat. Lucius)
from the newly released I Don’t Live Here Anymore
from Sometimes I Might Be Introvert
feat. Obongjayar