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	<title>&quot;Sixten är punkare och spelar i bandet Anti-Cimex&quot;</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Making the rounds and definitely worth checking out: "Andra takter", a short documentary on Swedish hardcore/kängpunk legends Anti-Cimex featuring guest appearances by The Subhumans and Peter and the Testtube Babies. Full stream: http://filmarkivet.se/sv/Film/?movieid=292
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	<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Making the rounds and definitely worth checking out: <i>"Andra takter"</i>, a short documentary on Swedish hardcore/kängpunk legends <b>Anti-Cimex</b> featuring guest appearances by <b>The Subhumans</b> and <b>Peter and the Testtube Babies</b>. Full stream: <a href="http://filmarkivet.se/sv/Film/?movieid=292" target="_blank">http://filmarkivet.se/sv/Film/?movieid=292</a><br/>
No subtitles, but they're not really all that necessary.</p>]]></content:encoded>
	<pubDate>Thu, 10 Feb 2011 17:36:13 -0800</pubDate>
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	<title>MP3: Anti-Cimex - Scandinavian jawbreaker part I</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Pitchfork has elected Disfear's new album "Live the storm" to their esteemed recommended list today, an accolade that's well-deserved, though I still consider Victims to be my favorite current Swedish d-beat act. I haven't heard  their new record "Killer" yet (out now on Combat Rock Industry), so I figure this is a good opportunity to listen back to a classic track from Anti-Cimex instead. Now, I know that I really should be stretching way back to the 1980s for something off an early 7" such as 1983's "Raped ass", but I tend to prefer the early 90s stuff as it's a bit cleaner and more controlled. One thing I really enjoy about good d-beat is that it shares a stubborn single-mindedness akin to Krautrock in that they both endlessly cycle riffs until they're drilled deep into your head. Really, what else would you expect from a genre named after a drum beat? It thrives on relentless repetition. The recipe can be mixed up a bit, but that's what it boils down to. Dynamics? Overrated in this context. Keep it short and simple and that's all you need.]]></description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pitchfork has elected <b>Disfear</b>'s new album <i>"Live the storm"</i> to their esteemed <a href="http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/48595-live-the-storm" target="_blank">recommended list</a> today, an accolade that's well-deserved, though I still consider <b>Victims</b> to be my favorite current Swedish d-beat act. I haven't heard  their new record <i>"Killer"</i> yet (out now on Combat Rock Industry), so I figure this is a good opportunity to listen back to a classic track from <b>Anti-Cimex</b> instead. Now, I know that I really should be stretching way back to the 1980s for something off an early 7" such as 1983's <i>"Raped ass"</i>, but I tend to prefer the early 90s stuff as it's a bit cleaner and more controlled. One thing I really enjoy about good d-beat is that it shares a stubborn single-mindedness akin to Krautrock in that they both endlessly cycle riffs until they're drilled deep into your head. Really, what else would you expect from a genre named after a drum beat? It thrives on relentless repetition. The recipe can be mixed up a bit, but that's what it boils down to. Dynamics? Overrated in this context. Keep it short and simple and that's all you need.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 15 Feb 2008 11:51:55 -0800</pubDate>
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	<description><![CDATA["24 Hour Drone People" is the somewhat self-explanatory name of an event being put on by Joachim Nordwall and iDEAL Recordings set to transpire February 23-24 at Fylkingen in Stockholm. Twelve internationally regarded experimental artists are booked to participate including Hildur Gudnadottir, Hild Sofie Tafjord (Fe-Mail), Jacob Kirkegaard, BJ Nilsen, CM Von Hausswolff, Mika Vainio (Pan Sonic), Jean-Louis Huhta (Skull Defekts, Anti-Cimex), Henrik Rylander (Skull Defekts, Union Carbide Productions) as well as Joachim himself. Each artist will perform a two-hour set with no break between, spanning a full 24-hour period. Read more: http://www.idealrecordings.com/24hourdronepeople/]]></description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><i>"24 Hour Drone People"</i> is the somewhat self-explanatory name of an event being put on by <b>Joachim Nordwall</b> and iDEAL Recordings set to transpire February 23-24 at Fylkingen in Stockholm. Twelve internationally regarded experimental artists are booked to participate including <b>Hildur Gudnadottir</b>, <b>Hild Sofie Tafjord</b> (<b>Fe-Mail</b>), <b>Jacob Kirkegaard</b>, <b>BJ Nilsen</b>, <b>CM Von Hausswolff</b>, <b>Mika Vainio</b> (<b>Pan Sonic</b>), <b>Jean-Louis Huhta</b> (<b>Skull Defekts</b>, <b>Anti-Cimex</b>), <b>Henrik Rylander</b> (<b>Skull Defekts</b>, <b>Union Carbide Productions</b>) as well as <b>Joachim</b> himself. Each artist will perform a two-hour set with no break between, spanning a full 24-hour period. Read more: <a href="http://www.idealrecordings.com/24hourdronepeople/" target="_blank">http://www.idealrecordings.com/24hourdronepeople/</a></p>]]></content:encoded>
	<pubDate>Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:53:58 -0800</pubDate>
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