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Kevin Warwick

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  • Creative Producer, Director and Managing Editor, Oatly Lake
Chicago
As seen in: Oatly Lake, Forbes, El País, Bandcamp Daily, Billboard, Chicago Magazine, Chicago Tribune, JSTOR Daily, Sydney Morning Herald, The Conversation, VICE and
Not cyborg Kevin Warwick (though we've chatted). Current: Managing Editor | Creative Producer @oatly. Former: Alt-weeklies. Hobby: Putting stuff where it goes.
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1995: The Year the Internet Broke

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By Kevin Warwick Verified, Patrick Dahl, Nadja Oertelt, JTTBy Jon Dieringer
| Screen Slate Verified
Please allow 10 working days to process before shipping. In 1995, Hollywood discovered the internet. Amid the rise of web browsers, commercial ISPs, and news of high-profile hacking arrests, a torrent of networked features hit the big screen, including Hackers, Johnny Mnemonic, The Net, Ghost in the Shell, Virtuosity, and Strange Days. Much as cinema once valorized the Wild West, it was now pursuing a new kind of Manifest Destiny across the information superhighway at breakneck speed.
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All that sass: The albums that define the ’00s dance-punk era

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By Kevin Warwick Verified
| The A.V. Club Verified
(Graphic: Nick Wanserski, Image: Thinkstock) Digging through the contemporary dance-punk canon of the early ’00s, it’s pretty easy to bridge a few characteristics back to the ’80s glam-metal party, but only at the most basic of levels.
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Ranking 12 of Mike Patton’s Projects, From Harsh-Noise Duos to Sci-Fi-Themed Avant-Metal Supergroups

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By Kevin Warwick Verified
| Riot Fest Verified
Mike Patton isn’t prolific, he’s a maniac. Since joining Faith No More in 1989, the idiosyncratic vocalist has frantically spawned side projects, while willing into reality collaborations on the side of those side projects. Some artists he may work with over the course of decades, some he’ll get a cup of coffee with and make a record out of what transpires (being a co-founder of Ipecac Recordings helps expedite the process). The result is a discography that has more detours than a Morrissey tour.
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