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Paul Rekret

Paul Rekret teaches political theory at Richmond, the American International University, London, UK. His latest book, Down with Childhood: Pop Music and the Crisis of Innocence was published by Repeater in 2017.

Opinion
The Future of the Experimental Music Festival

At this year’s Wysing Polyphonic, sonic explorations of cultural hybridity coincided with an expanded extra-musical programme – but to what end?

BY Paul Rekret |
Reviews
How Patrick Goddard Makes A Mockery of the Art Dealer/Curator

An exhibition at Seventeen, London, reflects upon the precarious world that the arts professional must negotiate

BY Paul Rekret |
Opinion
How Mark Fisher Turned Punk Writing on Pop Culture Into an Infectious Critique of Capitalism

From capitalist realism to acid communism, new anthology K-Punk demonstrates the reach of the late writer’s cultural criticism

BY Paul Rekret |
Music , Opinion
Why Does Today's Pop Music Sound Like It's Attended Mindfulness Seminars?

Paul Rekret surveys ‘chill wave’, the mellow pop, sepia-toned indie and tropical dance tropes in new music releases 

BY Paul Rekret |