In the bleak, jagged dysfunction of our modern era it feels like things slip through the cracks of my mind almost immediately after experiencing them so here I am, attempting a running public journal for myself-- a "live" journal, if you will. Maybe some of this will turn into longer form writing but I mainly want to get back into the practice of writing so I can slow atrophy a … [READ]
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11 CBR Exclusives We’re Down to Hulk If You Know What We Mean (We Mean Sex)
Like so many comics lovers, we are a bunch of horny fucks here at Loser City, so we decided to count down the top 11 CBR-exclusive stories we'd bone if they were … [BUY]
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Twitterpocalypse Now: Cormac McCarthy’s The Feed
Twitterpocalypse Now continues, with Kim O'Connor and Nick Hanover providing commentary on the collapse of Twitter in real time. You can read the first installment … [FIND OUT]
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Str8 to Hell: The Transgressive Legacy of The Doom Generation
It says a lot that at the screening I went to for the newly rereleased The Doom Generation (in the "weird city" of Austin, no less), it wasn’t a scene of intense violence or degradation or animal death that got the loudest gasp from the audience. That honor … [READ]
More Than Horses: Celebrating the Manic, Anarchic Glee of The Unicorns 20 Years Later
That's great it starts with a plane crash and The Unicorns are not afraid. Instead they are ready for the great rock and roll flame out-- death in a plane crash, death in a car on tour, anything but death by sea or in the comfort of sleep(ing bags). "The … [READ]
With Great Power Comes Great Irresponsibility: Extraordinary is a Cheeky Twist on Superpower Stories
An infamous second generation Irish man once asked "ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" He was asking it to a hostile audience at the Winterland Ballroom in reference to the shenanigans that were causing the anarchic group he fronted to implode after a … [READ]
Fossil Records: Gina X Performance’s Nice Mover
Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Today, we … [READ]
Twitterpocalypse Now: Cormac McCarthy’s The Feed
Twitterpocalypse Now continues, with Kim O'Connor and Nick Hanover providing commentary on the collapse of Twitter in real time. You can read the first installment here at Loser City and for episode two, head over to Kim's blog The Shallow Brigade. Nick … [READ]