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Strange Transmissions: The World Of Experimental Radio: Materialism

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By Neil Luck, Max Syedtollan
| The Wire Verified
What some might see as an anachronistic medium and technology represents for others a space for alternative and radical creative infrastructures, set apart from many of the frames and constraints of commercial and online media spaces. Understood as a vast and expansive field, these four articles are a reflection of our personal encounters with radio as practised by its artists, eccentrics and accidental innovators.
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Strange Transmissions: The World Of Experimental Radio: Situationism

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By Max Syedtollan, Neil Luck
| The Wire Verified
What some might see as an anachronistic medium and technology represents for others a space for alternative and radical creative infrastructures, set apart from many of the frames and constraints of commercial and online media spaces. Understood as a vast and expansive field, these four articles are a reflection of our personal encounters with radio as practised by its artists, eccentrics and accidental innovators.
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Strange Transmissions: The World Of Experimental Radio: Realism

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By Max Syedtollan, Neil Luck
| The Wire Verified
What some might see as an anachronistic medium and technology represents for others a space for alternative and radical creative infrastructures, set apart from many of the frames and constraints of commercial and online media spaces. Understood as a vast and expansive field, these four articles are a reflection of our personal encounters with radio as practised by its artists, eccentrics and accidental innovators.
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