Ideology Materalized from Spectacle Inc. by The Uncivil Society
The Uncivil Society in association with Suburban Utopia Projects presents their fifteenth project “Spectacle Inc.”
Tracks:
1) Separation Perfectected
2) Commodity as Spectacle
3) Unity and Division in Appearance
4) Subject and Representation
5) Time and History
6) Organization of Territory
7) Consumption and Culture
8) Ideology Materialized
9) Counter Argument #5
10) Personality Crisis
“Where modern conditions of production prevail, all of life presents itself
as an immense accumulation of spectacles.”
-Guy DeBord
https://theuncivilsociety.com
Suburban Utopia Project: #15
Tracklist
| 8. | Ideology Materalized | 2:08 |
Lyrics
Ideology Materialized
The spectacle
is the face of any ideology
because it masks
the essence that lies underneath
All systems currently in place
Hold the goal to promote
the impoverishment, enslavement
and negation of real life.
materials that are our expression
Have become the separation
And estrangement between us
Through production
power and perception
Has become concentrated
obliterate the illusion of boundaries
between self and world
between true and false
Credits
All Songs Arranged, Performed, Recorded, Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Anon73
Recorded from 6/2020 to 12/2020 at Normieville Studios
Suburban Utopia Projects
P.O. Box 1321
Gig Harbor, WA 98335
anon73@theuncivilsociety.com
www.theuncivilsociety.com
Thank You!!!!
Priss-ill-a - for the stability in truly turbulent times
Re-Sister - for speaking the truth
BakuBeyBladeX - for renting me the cajon for the recording session
Guy DeBord
AK Press
Carole Kaye
Al Schmitt
Simply Saucer
Ian MacKaye
John Geek
Michael T. Fournier
Daryl Gussin
Todd Taylor
Hillary Binder
Pam Kray
Carol Gronner
Joe Helmsley
Bryan Erhardt
Disciples of Ken
Greg Nelson
Sara Tips
Sara’s Daughter
Holly Senn
Amy Ryken
Sean Griffeon
Food - Ear of Corn
PJM - Node Pajamo
Jessy K - Letterfounder
Jason Rodgers
License
CC BY-NC-ND 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.
I do, because I love to do it. I understand that I am a hack musician, a terrible vocalist and a sloppy graphic artist. I don’t care about achieving perfection, because I am happiest while being engaged in the exalted messiness of my creative process. I don’t worry about capturing the perfect take. I am satisfied by the pure joy I derive from expressing myself without filter or restraint.