The Thelema, NOW! podcast has posted a new episode, this one featuring host Harper Feist speaking to author Carl Abrahamsson! One of the privileged few who spent time with the “Black Pope” in the last decade of his life, Carl… Continue Reading
I won’t belabor the point, sharing link to a New York Times story on Diamanda Galas coz I figger y’all ARE her target demo. If I err, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. But she is releasing a new jawn and… Continue Reading
Following up on last week’s post about the “Lou Reed: Between The Twisted Stars” exhibition at the New York Public Library branch at Lincoln Center in NYC, there’s now news about a Summer release on Light In The Attic Records… Continue Reading
I don’t wanna hard sell this – but when you think of public figures who normalized the use of hard drugs, extra-marital sex, pursuit of extreme personal freedoms and Gay lifestyle Lou Reed only runs a close second to the… Continue Reading
Here’s a thought exercise for you. Most folks familiar with the early history of Ordo Templi Orientis and A.’.A.’. in the United States know that Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard had significant interaction with this Thelemite community. Hubbard’s son by… Continue Reading
Thelema NOW! has posted a new interview with renowned occult author and musician Rodney Orpheus in which Harper and he discuss the long-awaited return from his group Cassandra Complex. Check it out on Spotify! Listen here: https://thelemanow.com/thelema-now-guest-rodney-orpheus-2022.
MIT Press’s Semiotext(e) series is planning on published a revised and expanded edition of American Magus, a book about EGC Bishop, seminal avant-film maker and unorthodox but influential cultural anthropologist Harry Smith, comprising interviews with his colleagues and intimates. The… Continue Reading
We’ve posted about Robert Fripp fairly frequently. He has made a ton of amazing challenging music over the years. He’s also alligned himself with a fascinating line of esoteric thought stemming from the works of Gurdjieff. The fact that he… Continue Reading
One component of the recently opened Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa OK is a collection of musical recordings, books and periodicals amassed by the late EGC Bishop Harry Smith. The Center’s site says: “The Harry Smith Library is a 4,200-piece collection… Continue Reading
Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London, EC2Y 8DS will host “Obsolete Spells and Neon Hieroglyphs An Evening with Strange Attractor” Tuesday May 31, 7:00PM. Te posted description says: “For over 20 years, Strange Attractor has produced remarkable, beautifully-designed, deeply-informed books from its… Continue Reading