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New Metal Embassy episode details the history of metal in China
May is AAPI Heritage Month so who better to interview on the Metal Embassy podcast than Kaiser Kuo? He is a founding member of the first heavy metal band in China, Tang Dynasty.
May is AAPI Heritage Month so who better to interview on the Metal Embassy podcast than Kaiser Kuo? He is a founding member of the first heavy metal band in China, Tang Dynasty (唐朝), as well as his later band Spring and Autumn (春秋), both of which blend Chinese music traditions with heavy metal. In this episode Metal Chris talks with Kaiser about the early days of heavy metal in China and his…
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As is often the case, Kaiser Kuo speaks my mind. Bless Kaiser.
L'invito di Meet The Media Guru per l'incontro con Kaiser Kuo Type animation, grafica, musica. Committente: Camera di Commercio di Milano. Per vedere tutti i video realizzati per Meet The Media Guru: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC85BE0B534436F78
Interview with Kaiser Kuo
SmartBeijing's newest writer Josh Feola recently published a George R. R. Martin novel of an interview with Chunqiu guitarist, Baidu international spinmeister and Chinese rock elder statesman Kaiser Kuo. Sit down with a coffee for this one, it's an epic read.
Whole thing here.
EVGENY MOROZOV - THE END OF CYBER UTOPIA
Smartphones and social media seem to be the new weapons used to topple both dictators and old power structures. The euphoria over the Internet and its revolutionary role seems endless. One man, Evgeny Morozov states that this is nothing more than a mirage. He takes Backlight into his battle against cyber utopianism. Surrounded by enormous video screens, Evgeny Morozov is visually bombarded with thoughts and situations on the effects of the technological revolution on totalitarianism, democracy and the people concerned. Morozov shares his criticism, flow of thought and dilemma's with us. Morozov is an angry young man who fights the cyber-utopianism that is so dominant in today's world. Morozov grew up in communist Belarus and was just 5 years old when the Berlin wall fell. While working for a NGO in the former Soviet Republics and Central Asia he tried to organize revolts using social media. Disappointed with the impact, he wrote the book "The Net Dellusion: How Not To Liberate The World". His status on Twitter currently is: "in transit". In the installation Morozov engages in an intellectual battle with a remix of VPRO documentary-clips from the last 15 years. Spontaneously he reacts on the dilemma's presented to him, while moving around in what he himself sees as a panopticon; leading to a vivid dialogue with the images.
"Forgiving does not erase the bitter past. A healed memory is not a deleted memory. Instead, forgiving what we cannot forget creates a new way to remember. We change the memory of our past into a hope for our future."
Beverly Flanigan