Theo Paijmans

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Underground club hit “Our Darkness” is a singular piece of music: Anne Clark’s lyrics, delivered with equal parts muscular confidence and unease, speak of urban alienation and heartbreak, while David Harrow’s production pummels the listener with hydraulic beats and gloom-laced arpeggios. The song’s spirit would prove influential on both the early Chicago house and Detroit techno scenes, where mechanistic funk and existential despair could catalyse dancefloor mayhem. Our reissue out March 27 with an unreleased dub mix and Razormaid remix!

Berlin After Dark

@TheCinesthetic Kitsch.

Dune (1984) gets written off, even by Lynch, but the film’s worldbuilding is doing its own thing. Baroque sets, strange textures, and a future that feels alien in a way few sci-fi films even attempt. It’s rough, but there’s nothing else like it.

@CL_Meadows That's a good one.

Going in on this one

Le cabinet d'écriture de Jules Verne m'émeut à chaque fois.

@ParaN_rmal That it goes back much further than you think. Read my historical overview, published in this massive tome edited by Ray Boeche in 2015: 'Bloodless Cuts' - in Hardcover.

what is your theory behind cattle mutilation? 🐄🛸

@YoungRapscalion The nineties were strange times for US ufology. American militias, Waco, MJ12, Lear and that clown Lazar, MILABS, Dulce underground base paranoia, you had to be there to appreciate how US ufology became derailed by these idiots. As it is today.

@memizon Yikes l don't think I knew about that.

Somebody loaned me their copy of this book when I was a teenager and it changed my view of the world completely. I think everyone should read this book.

Thomas Allen LeVesque (1948–2018), aka Tal LeVesque / Jason Bishop III, was a key figure in spreading Hollow Earth, Shaver Mystery, and especially the Dulce Base legends. In his later years, he confessed to author Adam Gorightly that he fabricated the Dulce tales—including the nonexistent Thomas Castello—as creative writing/experimentation. Some of the biggest underground alien base myths started as fanfic. 👽

The Metropolis of Tomorrow, written and illustrated by Hugh Ferriss. Ives Washburn, 1929. Its final section on future cities was a big influence on science fiction.

And the S4 film is out 3 April 2026 on Amazon. I've seen it, and it's a hugely thought-provoking film with some great new insights about the S4 facility - a highly secret facility that I have little doubt does exist exactly where Lazar says.

Which is your favourite?

What - no AI?

@WallStreetMav But the movie sucked.

Dune cast in 1984 was so much more epic. The original version had Kyle MacLachlan, Sir Patrick Stewart, Sean Young, Virginia Madsen, Sting and many more. And that version was more accurate to the book version of the story.

Not agreeing with the first line - after all, who wrote those books and shouldn't hese writers get fair payment for their efforts?

#ufotwitter #ufohistory #ufox #uapx Today in UFO History - DC-3 Encounters 100ʹ Disc March 20, 1950 — Hazen, AR 1/9:26 p.m. Chicago and Southern Airlines Capt. Jack Adams and First Officer G. W. Anderson Jr., flying a DC-3 at 2,000 feet and heading west from Memphis, Tennessee,

Custom library in Private house in UK

Imagine a newspaper publisher refusing to let libraries keep copies of its paper. That’s effectively what’s starting online, as big publishers block the Internet Archive from preserving news sites. eff.org/deeplinks/2026…

Lots of books 📚 #books #bookshelf #shelfie