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Novara Tuesday 9th August 2011 by guydemaupassant

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Quote from Roger Robinson…

A lot of the appreciation of a poem has to with the readers specific orientation.Some people are more visually and narrative oriented, while others are music oriented. I find that I have to have some sonic experience of the poem while I’m writing. It took me a long time writing to realize that so much of a poems comprehension is wrapped up in sound. So now as I write I am often reading the poem aloud to check that some of the major strands of the poem like pacing and sound are on point. Sometimes I’ll get someone else to read it aloud to see if they stumble, or hear if lines don’t sound right in their mouths. I even have the annoying computer voice on my laptop read it out , just so that I can hear the poem without mine or others cultural compensation. But there is something else I’m listening for, and that is silence. So much can happen in white blank space that it has to be considered as valid a tool as sound. The reader can perceive epiphanies blank/ silent  space  can be an interesting metaphor for pain and much more. The silent space is part of the mystery of a poem and adds to the perception of the poem as a physical act being rendered from ones body. So try and use sound and silence in your next poem.

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Photo: James Blake @ DMZ by Ashes57

Lava collective presents… The Message: A selection of photo portraits by Ashes 57

Featuring her shots of Madlib, Rza, Skream, Mala, Loefah, Coki, Benga, Silkie, Pinch, Quest, Joker, Sgt Pokes + more. Photos, posters and prints for sale. Ashes57 is the designer for Deep Medi, Swamp 81 and Dubwar.

Thursday, 22nd July at Rag Factory, London 6-11pm. Drinks in the courtyard, sound system indoors: music from Jon Rust, LAVA DJs + special guests.

www.ashes57.com or Ashes57 on Flickr.

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Full stop!

Click here for some example chapters from Steve Goodman’s (aka Kode 9) forthcoming piece.

From 1981….

Pretty much good to go, im still tweaking it here and there but I hope you like!

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p.s. Mixes section will be updated soon with lots of old stuff

Just got me these on pre-order, resurrection styles.

Sit down, get comfy, make yourself a spare 30 minutes and watch this video…

Then, collect your thoughts, go lie down, and listen to a track by Data called ‘Leaves’ out soon on Tempa (available at dubplate.net)

Responsible for the recent geometric themed artwork on Zomby’s last couple of releases for Ramp Recordings (which are so apt, it has to be said!)…. and with other clientele including Cadbury’s, Topshop, Nike, Ford, Simian Mobile Disco, Animal Collective, Virgin Mobile, La Roux and many many more. Not only is this 23 year old London based creative in high demand, but with good reason too…

Check out her website HERE, with portfolio, online shop, links to interviews and general information!!

Also, be sure to check out her record label, Isomorph records.

Wu-Tang Lego: Da Mystery of Chessboxin’ from davo on Vimeo.

Possibly the best thing on the internet ever;

http://kempfolds.blogspot.com/