The literary world was not turned on its head in 2015 when scientists at the Institute of Nuclear Physics in Poland ran a mathematical analysis of James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake, and discovered that the book – which to most observers is composed of nonsense sentences filled with pidgeon words – represents a near perfect series of cascading multi-fractal patterns. Yet…
Label: Self-Released, December 2019 Reviewer: Chester Lipscomb Goetia Profundium’s debut E.P. comes as something as a surprise. The trio, consisting of Jessica Concepción (Guitars), Geoff Strom (Drums, Percussion), and Ed Goodall (Synths, Vocals, Guitars, Bass), made some ripples a few years back as students, where they became principal members of the Institute’s Subterranean Orchestra in the mid-aughts. But not much…
Publisher: Institute Of Magical Historicity Press Review: Sean Chibbler In the beginning of the 1980’s, Jurgen Habermas published his magisterial two volume treatise “The Theory of Communicative Action” to a world increasingly riven in its legitimation structures and multi-polar epistemic/normative fragmentation. This effort ran conspicuously against the grain of social theoretic thinking at the time, largely characterized by…
In the two millennia since the priestesses of Ipan were silenced in the Hellenization purges of Demetrios I Soter, the reverberating effects of their famed chant has rung bell-like throughout the ages. Until recently, the existence of this sect has largely been substantiated through hearsay
an interdisciplinary nexus between musicology and the recovery of lost methods of spiritual practice.