It’s been a while people. I’m going to put Future Urbanism on hold for a while, I’ve explained why in this short podcast. I will be back soon, reinvigorated and ready to hit with more content. But for now, it’s adios.

Welcome to Season 1 Episode 6 of the Future Urbanism Cast.   Today we take a shortcast look at the Bugaloo Movement, the Bugaloo Boys/Bois, Call them what you will. For all things Future Urbanism, take a look at the Instagram page @future_urbanism. For a nice bit of reading on Bugaloo, look here: https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2020/05/27/the-boogaloo-movement-is-not-what-you-think/ And if you like the music on today's episode, take a look here: https://deepelectronicspodcast.bandcamp.com/track/niccolo-machiavelli-bairro-alto As always, Peace.

Today we raise a bit of awareness about the UK Far Right – know your enemy! For more on the content of this show, draw for: Jamali Maddix – Hate Thy Neighbour (All4, wrongly stated on the podcast as BBC Iplayer) https://www.channel4.com/programmes/hate-thy-neighbour Jake Hanrahan – Popular Front Podcast (All players, episode on O9A) https://www.popularfront.co/podcast And if you like the music, check out the Kopoc Netlabel on Bandcamp, look for KPL028 - Niccolo Machiavelli – Duga 3 EP. Track used is 0.8MHZ. https://kopoclabel.bandcamp.com/album/kpl028-niccolo-machiavelli-duga-3-ep Don’t forget, to find out more on what is happening Future Urbanism wise, follow me on Instagram @future_urbanism

Hello and welcome to S1 Ep4 of the Future Urbanism Cast. Apologies for the lack of output recently, returning to work and a hectic schedule have put paid to podcasting, but we return with a stormer. Tonight I speak to Andy Myers, a good friend of mine and a complete oracle of all things film, and more pertinent to this episode, film scores, OST's, soundtracks, call them what you like.  Expect Film talk, music talk, and a bit of schooling on synths. This was a live recorded interview so we were beholden to the gods of wi-fi dropping, and other such pips, cracks and pops. Andy and  I went 3 for 3, so if you like what you have heard us discussing, here is what we have mentioned via Spotify Playlists: Neil's influences: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6AXSwSmNAhqXfoXn8gGWKT?si=MU0yS9NWSa6ZngS_Ngj0EQ Andy's influences: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Gkr0CTuArVjz2n3fotc7M?si=jf7xJe2ZSyyE0YWxH90s1A

At this most disturbing of times we take a look at the Detroit collective Underground Resistance, looking at how they have generated power through independence. For further reading, here are the two articles I've referenced in the show: https://www.vulture.com/2018/10/how-underground-resistance-became-the-public-enemy-of-techno.html https://www.dreamdeferred.org.uk/2014/05/underground-resistance-political-music-that-is-chaotic-just-like-detroit/ And here is the James Stinson article that brings the cast to a close: https://www.reddit.com/r/Techno/comments/albydr/james_stinson_drexciya_interview/ Peace...

This episode takes us to Waco, Guantanamo Bay, and to the time of the Aztecs as we take a look at the use of sound as a weapon of war. Explicit Content Warning... Pronunciation Warning... Key resource to check out for this episode is a book titled Sonic Warfare: Sound, Affect and the Ecology of Fear, written by Steve Goodman AKA Hyperdub's Kode 9. A huge thank you to everyone for such favorable feedback on Episode 1. **Apologies for the really poor sound quality on the opening gambit, nothing more than awful mic placement on my part**

Welcome to S1 E1 of the Future Urbanism Cast.  For my debut show, I thought I would go niche and discuss Numbers Stations, focusing on the key 3, Duga, The Lincolnshire Poacher, and the Buzzer. If you like the show and want to know more, check out these websites for everything Number... 1. https://www.hfunderground.com/board/ 2. www.priyom.org 3. www.numbers-stations.com 4. Conet Project on www.archive.org If you like what you hear, feel free to subscribe on whichever platform you've tuned in on, and any feedback and comments would be much appreciated. Keep it Future.

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