Klasse Wrecks
LOGOS OF THE VENEZUELAN MINITECAS // KFAX14

Corporeal: Spyros Rennt explores themes of identity and sexuality in his new book of photography.Featuring 150 new photographs, ‘Corporeal’ is self published and designed by Rennt himself. The cover is designed by noted creative Marwan Kaabour. The book features a foreword text by dutch curator Maia Kenney.Corporeal presents Rennt’s experiences and observations of different communities (the queer community and the underground club scene, sometimes intertwined), not from an outsider perspective, but as a part of these groups. The content of the images is personal and ranges from tender to raw; humour can also be present. His friends and loved ones are his favourite subjects. The relationships are recorded in the public sphere as well as in private: on club dancefloors and bedrooms, on beaches and hotel rooms. The camera aims at objects or spaces occasionally, his main focus however remains people.“My work celebrates queer visibility. I create with the desire to contribute to current emancipatory struggles while remaining relevant and still resonating to future generations. Vulnerable expressions, vivid colours, random gestures are some of the elements I look for when I produce an image.”Hardcover, 160 Pages, 150 Images

KFAX5 Rudeboys: Mascots of the early hardcore jungle rave scene.During the early to mid-90s the Jungle mascot became almost as ubiquitous as the breakbeats themselves, a stamp of respected credibility and authenticity of the music's street value. Championed by labels such as Suburban Base, Boogie Times and Ruff Kut the low slung, baggy trousered and baseball capped characters embodied and encapsulated the tough outsider attitude of the scene at the time. For the fifth edition of Klasse Wreck's KFAX series record-trainspotter Resampled aka Joe Reilly provides an army of the both well and lesser known figures that appeared on the record's center labels.70 pages, measuring at 10x14cm and printed on 70 g/m² EOS bible print paper and with green glue binding.

Livre disque compact contenant des enregistrements et témoignages d'imitateurs et charmeurs d'oiseaux dans la région Occitanie.

Livre sur les grands groupes de Rock n Roll.

Record Culture Magazine Issue 7, 2020.Featuring Biscuit, Colin Self, Michel Gaubert, Budino, Andras, Eric Duncan, Weyes Blood, The Juan MacLean, Roza Terenzi, and the visual feature “Miró & Music”.208 pages, Perfect bound, SoftcoverIssue 7 supplement:Playing To The GodsA visual exploration of Bali’s gamelan culturePhotography by Nathan Perkel68 pages, Saddle stitch, Softcover

Palmiers et Pyramides-Joseph GhosnSun Ra est un des musiciens les plus remarquables de l’histoire du jazz, son style englobant autant le swing de Fletcher Henderson que le free jazz, parfois dans un seul et même titre. Il fait ses débuts à Chicago, en 1950, et devient un des premiers jazzmen à enregistrer et à vendre ses propres disques – via son label Saturn – mais également à utiliser des instruments électroniques, ce qui fait de lui un acteur indispensable de la scène jazz d’avant-garde.Sun Ra se considérait comme un produit du cosmos, voyageant à travers l’espace avec une troupe de musiciens hauts en couleur qui regroupaient autour de lui une multitude de percussions et d’instruments inhabituels, des chanteurs, des danseurs et des pratiquants d’arts martiaux, le tout dans des costumes faits maison. Joseph Ghosn nous présente la vie de ce personnage unique et analyse la discographie de ce pionnier, montrant sa double tentation : entre pop et avant-garde, exotisme et expérimentation.