Remain in Light/Unknown Pleasures

from Intermezzo Hosted by Asger Rygaard-Sørensen & Oscar Bøttcher Videsen

Lyt med, når vi gennemgår to 80'er-depressive albums, der på trods af en divergerende lyd og dets udtryk forsøger at skildre Vestens politiske, sociale og værdimæssige forfald under den økonomiske recession og neoliberalismens fremgang. Vi er musikalske fan-boys og nørder, der godt kan føle sig lidt bedre end jer andre (og det er vi nok også), men vi synes, at I bør lytte med alligevel.

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