So Deep that It’s at an All Time Low: In Chicago in the 90’s, I learned about House Music from Derrick Carter. I had first heard House Music on WBMX, Oak Park like most Chicago area youth. My min...

PKD often puts himself in his narratives as both the observer and the observed. In "Valis," he is both the author PKD and the character "Horse-lover Fat."

If that is all that magic is, it's pretty boring since the personal will is mostly prosaic, as Crowley proved by pursuing the ends of his will mostly by means of his enchanted penis.

Liminal spaces are all the rage right now! Well, there's nothing quite so liminal as a night drive with no particular place to go.

When nostalgia for the past is the promise of a return to a halcyon Eden when everything was in its right place, then it is the stuff of fascist regimes.

If you ever wanted to know how the alchemical Nigredo sounds, here's your chance.

It may be helpful to map some Peircean semiotic concepts onto Ricoeur’s hermeneutics to see how they illuminate each other.

Paul Ricoeur demonstrated the shift from knowing being as it is in-itself, or as it is essentially, in the sense of without relation to a knower, to uncovering being as a process of relational interpr...

Scott moved to Detroit where he discovered the Detroit warehouse party scene that I had been traveling to since 1991, especially for Richie Hawtin's Packard Plant parties.

Nostalgia is poison. So why do I like BOC so much? BOC's nostalgia isn't saccharine but complicated. When remembering is blocked by a nostalgic concept, the past becomes a projection of the rememberer...

I recently mixed again with my original equipment from way back when in the 90s at a warehouse party for old people hosted by my friend "Chicago Tommy" at his company's warehouse.