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Fuzzy Frontiers is an ongoing artist-run cultural project. Writing, sound, print, and small objects emerge here, exploring underground culture, psychedelia, philosophy, spirituality, and the weird. It is a microcosm: a curated space to discover music, comics, zines, and other small-run creations.
Born from a desire to navigate past, present, and future simultaneously — while avoiding social media — Fuzzy Frontiers draws inspiration from DIY, punk, and rave cultures. Rooted in personal curiosity and creation, it also welcomes contributions from fellow travellers. If you have something to share, I would love to hear from you
Bonus Links:
As part of a continued effort to pretend it’s 1999 and hopefully avoid social media devils as much, here’s a list of links to sites, blogs and other things that inform and inspire Fuzzy Frontiers:
- Teeside Psychogeography – Field Recordings, Photography and weird music
- The Stone Club – One for the megalith lovers out there
- Scarfolk – Hauntology supreme
- Urban Decay – blog documenting left behind and decaying places
- Vinyl Writers – super nerdy and very well-researched music and film blog
- K-Punk – Mark Fishers seminal blog
- Adam Curtis Blog – Last updated in 2016 but good nonetheless
- House of Jammo – Design Stwff
- DJ Food – Strictly Kev’s activities and a source of constant inspiration/information
- British Druid Order Blog – Good articles on modern druidry practice
- David Kenney – Multimedia Artist and writer from the North East
- The Constant State – Archive of work from David Kenney
- Geograph.org – Nerd out to this Ordnance Survey page
- Emancipations Journal – A peer-reviewed and open-access journal of critical social analysis
- Failed Architecture – “Architecture continues to fail because we are stuck in a world system that puts profit above everything else”