NEWS 2005
26 OCT 2005
LAV RESISTANCE
"Today's news is tomorrow's chip paper", as the old
saying describes the British press, but you still swallowed it whole
as you were concentrated on eating, subliminal reading the wrapping
lines from corner of eye. Lets them in. A fight back is the odd bog
roll, blank until used and not looked at. The first example
(above-left) is named Sovereign ('A supreme ruler, especially a monarch'). Its name/logo even contains a sovereign's crown that replaces the
unnecessary dot above the upper case 'I'.
The second example is named Regina (Latin for 'Queen'), that comes
in several types, including "impressions" (left). Users of these
bold toiletry products perform a civil empowerment rite, symbolically wiping
their faeces-encrusted arses on the Royalty; "giving them shit
[hassle]" in British slang, and deflating the whole idea of any
elite other in control. Sovereign is made by the Northern Tissue Group Ltd., based in England.
Regina is the "flagship brand" of the Sofidel Group, based in Italy. Their UK branch
is Intertissue Ltd.
24 OCT 2005
SEGMENT 19
Leslie McManus' Jackboot Girls, roentgenizdat X-ray 7"s or an obscure video nasty, even their covers, can stop time. Horns in charge at the darkened joy rooms of Oxford, where peculiar bonds are the new norm, prowling the streets for broken blossoms. If you don't believe of demon you don't believe of God. Ouija Board is not a game, something came. Way wicked. A storm madness breathes under your bed, speaks in a whistling whisper then tries to choke you. Will haunt any house.
21 OCT 2005
FILM CONSCIOUSNESS
19 SEP 2005
WEREWOLF-TRANSMITTER
09 AUG 2005
DREAM REALS
16 JUL 2005
WHAT'S GOING ON? WHAT'S GOING ON
This is a representation of the "Title of
Denominations", revealed to five OKOKians by Mr Oyster (Shropshire 1996). Castle on the floor. Multifaceted attention lines. Standing in line in the rain. The site of the action falls on the 13-layer painting, the whole thing something you feel you've known before, in a dream or childhood. A chance or opportunity to say "reverberations"...
14 JUL 2005
NO LIGHTS DOES NOT MATTER
This is not an umbrella, fertiliser sack or ghost. Deeply fundamentalist was messing with this along the old straight track, funding from and in league with Kodak. Out in the adjoining woods are the extra brave, coming into contact.
09 JUL 2005
OKOK IN EASTBOURNE
An image of the OKOK Manual installation exhibit at the Public Address International Art Show, Namaskar Rooms, Eastbourne, England, that is running between 3 July-28 August 2005. Curated and installed by Jason Williams.
29 MAY 2005
OF THE GONDOLA
screwss... When I typed screws at the top of this I put in two s's, and it looked nice. It's all null and void at the Vodel Hotel since the nut dancing King Slime for the UNION JACKAL. The tongue sticking out was an expression of embarrassment?
27 MAY 2005
MAKING & UNMAKING
I tried to do a CD cover tonight, for no particular CD. This is what happened in the frame. Is alright but not quite right and I don't think it will be used. Maybe rework some of its aspects later on. New layer? Subtle filter? I like the Ear-6 relation.
18 MAY 2005
NOTINTHESHOPS
26 FEB 2005
BY EVENTS - THIS RAY
Past a certain point some books are talismans, gateways. There's no going back. You can't unlearn them. They read themselves to you, revise and expand throughout the night. Their energy resides in the P & Q. Peter Haining, ed., The Satanists (Neville Spearman, 1969). ISBN: 0-85435-040-3 [978-0-85435-040-7].
12 JAN 2005
HALF & HALF GENIUS
This should have been a locked church but it turned into a ghost tower. Similar things went on inside both if you believe the rumour mill. When I was looking for it the surrounding locale did not win me over. Avoided the prize. Turned tail and exit.
09 JAN 2005
THELEMIC PROPAGANDA
It somehow seems rather curious that the late, great, Kenneth Grant, former Outer Head of the Typhonian Ordo Templi Orientis (now renamed the Typhonian Order) and author of the three "Typhonian Trilogies" should have written a couple of articles on Crowley/Thelema for the British 1960s underground magazine, International Times, but he did, in Vol.1, No.33 (14-27 June 1968, pp.7-8) and Vol.1, No.49 (31 January-13 February 1969, p.18). Both articles can be read by clicking here [1.5mb PDF].
