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Week 16 / 2008 (yes, no week 15) features Booka Shade's The Sun And The Neon Light
, Juno Reactor's Gods And Monsters
, Loco Dice's 7 Dunham Place
, The Presets' Apocalypso
, The Raconteurs' Consolers Of The Lonely
and Soulphiction's Do You Overstand?!
. Have fun!
Have you ever noticed those urban zombies in the cities, in public transport? Don't worry, not the George Romero ones. The white earplug zombies. People listening to music with headphones, sitting apathetically in the trains with an empty gaze, or walking through the streets and running through parks unaware of the people around them. Luckily, they're not after brains, but their lust for social status gives them an almost equal relation to humanity.
Now, as socialising becomes more and more technical – and it doesn't look as if this evolution would change in the near future –, let's think of something to help these zombies find a way to reconnect (if unplugging the headphones is not an option).
Week 14 / 2008 features Barry Adamson's new album Back To The Cat
, Clato Intelecto's Metanarrative
, Dodo's Visiter
, Foals' Antidotes
, Gonzales' Soft Power
, In Flames' A Sense Of Purpose
, Lullatone's Bedtime Beat
, Morgan Page's Elevate
, Robert Forster's The Evangelist
and finally Willam Basinski's Melancholia
. Enjoy!
John Brockman (*1941) is an US literary agent and writer specialised in arts and sciences. He can also be seen as an archetype of a networker, with a focus on the American and international scene of art, science, media and culture.

John Brockman
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(Katinka Matson, 1997)
After attending the Babson Institute of Business Administration at the Columbia University, Brockman was a multimedia artist in the 1960's before founding Brockman, Inc. in 1974, a company for marketing, publicising and cultivating prominent scientists of all specialities who want to popularise their thoughts on their subjects.
John Brockman is known as a devoted dinner host (hosting the once called Millionaires' Dinner), bringing together the most sharp minds
, as well for Edge, an Internet platform he provides for intellectual jam sessions
.
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