The musical futurism of Africa Hitech, the duo of Mark Prichard and Steve Spacek, spins time forward not so much in terms of drum programming and cascading synthetic keys as by way of traveling through the poly-rhythmic spatial arrangements of Black Atlantic traditions from the clubs of England to the shores of West Africa, right back to Detroit’s techno dirges and chants.
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For that reason we focus our efforts on a broad range of topics spanning the creative, political, strange, and everyday endeavors of human life. We find no small object too banal for our meditations; no topic too fantastic for our methodical entertainment; no belief too obvious for our questioning.
Our editorial policy, such that is stands, mirrors the views and impulses of our writers. The content may change as quickly as our own restless natures; and in fact, we encourage it.
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