T.A.Z., by Hakim Bey

T.A.Z.

by Hakim Bey

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Ketakorn As per usual Hakim Bey’s philosophy, his ability to deconstruct media apparatuses shows out in this. The reminder that in order to abolish the police, the state, etc we must also abolish the cop in our head. Favorite track: Boycott Cop Culture.

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1.	Chaos 06:09	info	buy track
2.	Poetic Terrorism 04:25	info	buy track
3.	Amour Fou 05:03	info	buy track
4.	Immediatism 13:38	info	buy track
5.	The Tong 12:53	info	buy track
6.	Boycott Cop Culture 10:39	info	buy track

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Hakim Bey, T.A.Z.
Temporary Autonomous Zone

Cultural assassin, Hakim Bey detonates powerful narrative over a diverse musical landscape. Transmitting visions and attacks upon layers of subjects and situations, technologies, poetic terrorism and on and on. A politics of dream, urgent as the blueness of sky.
Music sound track produced and arranged by Bill Laswell with contributions from Buckethead, Wu Man, Nicky Skopelitis and others.
Everything in nature is perfectly real including consciousness, not only have the chains of the law never been broken, they never existed, demons never guarded the stars, the empire never got started. Ontological anarchism.

credits

released August 13, 2016

Produced & Arranged by Bill Laswell

Hakim Bey: readings
Bill Laswell: basses, treatments, samples, sound collage
Wu Man: pipa
Nicky Skopelitis: guitars
Buckethead: guitars

Recorded and mixed at Greenpoint Studio, Brooklyn, New York
Engineering: Robert Musso
Additional engineering: Oz Fritz
Assistant: Imad Mansour
Mastered at Masterdisc by Howie Weinberg

Artwork by James Koehnline
Photographs by Ira Cohen