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Before you call AI music "slop," consider: recorded sound was once the devil's work. Now it's kudzu. Welcome to the end.

A DIY film about Mark Fisher becomes something stranger: a living artwork where theory, protest, and post-punk collide into a restless search for life beyond capitalist realism.

In a candid, sardonic conversation, Tony Parisi revisits VR’s long arc, skewers AI hype, and finds strange hope in the noise of generative culture gone gloriously wrong.

Hruy argues that today’s online/social media platforms are deliberately designed to engineer artificial stupidity, quietly cultivating a future population optimized for content consumption rather than analysis and thought.

From cut-ups to cosmic horror, Chase Griffin navigates the mediated world, AI, and technosingularities with humor, insight, and a hallucinatory sense of what it means to confront the future.

Bias is not just visible hatred but hidden programming. Examining history, culture, and AI, this piece asks: whose scriptures are scripting our systems—and whose future is being coded?