The Uprising: On Poetry and Finance by Franco "Bifo" Berardi
even though it's so damn user friendly
The first single off Low's tenth studio album, The Invisible Way. It damn near made me cry.
I haven't so quickly fallen in love with an artist in a moment. The emotionally tangible, lovely voice, beautiful use of distortion... just damn.
slick music video from Rhye, whose upcoming album, Woman, is one of the most anticipated of 2013.
Kees van Dongen, Woman With Large Hat, 1906.
Rainer Maria Rilke, Duino Elegies, trans. Stephen Mitchell (via proustitute)
I write your name for the last time in this mist, White breath on the windowpane, And watch it vanish. No, it stays there.
—Charles Wright, from “White” in Country Music: Selected Early Poems (Wesleyan University Press, 1991, 2nd ed.)
Twice in recent memory, two of our editors have had the chance to speak with Mr. Wright. I think we can safely declare him a charming man.
The Uprising: On Poetry and Finance by Bifo. Last two sentences by me.

We are refined.
The dreams never end you are sleeping
eyes open limbs tangled
They've knocked at your door
It's already morning
it is always morning
~Phillipe Soupault (I'm Lying, 1985)
Jerome Rothenberg, The Lorca Variations, (1993)
