RETROMANIA
"this person's not had enough of useless memories" - John Lydon, possibly misheard.
- By Simon Reynolds
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
Sometime ago, Vic Reeves posted this on Twitter - if I remember right, it's artwork for a tour poster that was never used. Immediately I flashed on Martin Parr's Boring Postcards book.And then I thought …
From the early '80s, I think.
"The future fades away as unthinkable or unimaginable, while the past itself turns into dusty images and Hollywood-type pictures of actors in wigs and the like." - Fredric Jameson, 2015"The return to history everywhere remarked …