Okay - move along, people - nothing to see here.

(It's what you were asking about, Carcass.)

See, now you're just teasing us, Clive. What did carcass ask?

That's sub judice.

Errr... and another one, Carcass!

Thank you Clive. Now I am free to bring London to its knees. My reign will last for millennia.

(It was about Clock DVA.)

My mate who was a prison warder in that thing on the Beeb last week was also in Clock DVA for a while.

Really? Which one? I mean, who is he?

I exchanged a few mails with Paul Browse a while back and - by a spooky coincidence with Carcass' request - Adi Newton sent out 'friend requests' (as they dubiously call them) for his newly set-up official Clock DVA myspace page on Saturday. It looks like they've got a new album coming out soon. I sent him a mail too, but I doubt that I'll get a reply.

Adi Newton is a lecturer on a video/media course down in Cornwall now. Similarly, Stephen Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire is a lecturer/project manager at a college in Brighton now.

Hmm. That high quality link keeps on making firefox crash.

Carcass wrote:

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Hmm. That high quality link keeps on making firefox crash.

Which one - Myspace?

Similarly, Stephen Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire is a lecturer/project manager at a college in Brighton now.

so he's back from Oz ?
i thought he had emigrated and settled over there, never to return to these dark-n-wet wastelands.

Looks like he's been back for about a year (possibly on & off) :

http://www.adm.heacademy.ac.uk/about-us/staff-team

(scroll down to bottom)

...and previously, whilst still in Melbourne...

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/DIARIES.18.0.html?act_aced=114&act_dpid=117

(Sadly the links to his interview on that site went down before I could see them.)

"Stephen has a history of music production, journalism and broadcasting, both in the UK and overseas."

how beautifully understated.

Here's a written transcript (in three parts) of the (actually quite interesting) interview:

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/TUTORS.9.0.html?act_session=334

The link to the next part is at the bottom of that first one.

Somewhere I've got a link to some of his writings on media and culture - I'll post them when I've got time. However, I seem to remember that there's so many references and links in that piece that it made my brain hurt!

Ah yeah - here it is, although I think I've posted it before. It's a .pdf file:


"Sheffield Is Not Sexy"

Again, really interesting stuff. I still haven't read it all yet, though. <blush>

This album is great. Never heard it before.