Struggle At The Snuggle Factory - Commie​-​LoveSongs From The Machinik Unconscious [2012] download mp3, flac

Tracklist

1	Hey!, I Would Fight For You!
2	Towards A Collective Melancholia
3	Discourse On Human Dignity Part 1 [Mirandola, 1486]
4	No Accumulation, Acquisition, Competition, Possession!
5	Motherad [Orig. By The Cassandra Complex, 1986]
6	A Pagan-Folk Faerie-Tale
7	8 Principles From The Machinik Unconscious

Credits

• Producer – Demian Rufus
• Synth – Demian Rufus
• Vocals – Demian Rufus

Notes

STRUGGLE AT THE SNUGGLE FACTORY: "Commie-LoveSongs From The Machinik Unconscious" [2012] DLD012

Sixth album from this solo project of Portland Oregon's Demian Rufus. To the usual mix of analog synth, keyboard, drums, and vo-kills, are added some distortion pedal and rhythm synthesizer, so the satsf sound has mutated a bit in its direction. There are two actual commie- lovesongs on the album in the form of wild calls out unto solidarity ala "Hey, I Would Fight For You!" and "A Pagan-Folk Faeire-Tale". A blackwave ambient setting for two chapters adapted from Uli Lommel's film "Son of Sam" in the form "Towards a Collective Melancholia". Also a slightly military autonomist-marxist-electronic setting, backgrounding some Yukio Mishima recording documents super-imposed over which Demian Rufus sings out of a recent uprising text by Franco "Bifo" Berardi. Also is an autonomist-marxist-blackwave ambient adaptation of a post-structural recombinative solidarity text from 1482 by Mirandolla which was also cited in a recent Berardi text. There is a cover of "Motherad" from The Cassandra Complex's first album in 1986, [Grenade]. And a slightly coldwave/minimal synth adaptation of the "8 principles" found within the recent translation of Felix Guattari's important 1979 post-structuralist text on schizoanalysis, "The Machinic Unconscious". So the intense yet indeterminately compiled conceptual template [i.e. the original autonomist-marxist-lovesongs , the text and film adaptations, the cover-song format, all merging through the broader, active, and actual close reading process and method of intellectual texts] is elaborated once again as Demian Rufus' own form of autonomia, solidarity, compositionism…
credits

recorded by Demian Rufus in Portland Oregon in 2012
post-mixing and mastering by Rob Oberdorfer, 2012