BLAM!
Rita Ackermann,
Screen from Fever
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- Shockwave Samples
- Fever
- Diary of a Self-Slasher
- Sex for Paraplegics
- Reviews and Manifestoes
- Reviews
- The NEA Agenda
- Open Letter to the World
The first BLAM! CD-ROM was released in 1993. It premiered in January at MacWorld and was quickly acclaimed by magazines as diverse as Wired and Frieze. Here is the content listing.
Lydia Lunch: On Success
The notorious author of Incriminating Evidence and Paradoxia: A Predator's Diary tells BLAM! all about success — how to get it, how to keep it, how to throw it away.
Rita Ackermann, Fever
Hungarian artist chick with the voice of a satanic angel sings sobbing love songs with her mouth and seduces the user with her visual art. A stunning, boner-popping, vagina moistening experience for all the world to see!! View a Shockwave sample of Fever!
Kim Gordon, I'm Really Scared When I Kill in My Dreams
The moving force behind Sonic Youth applies her analytic powers to the nexus of the club and art scenes.
Jim Goad, The Underground Is a Lie
The creator of the sickest, most hateful fanzine ever published, ANSWER Me!, delivers the definitive anti-alternative rant.
Georges Bataille, The Cruel Exercise of Art
A very, very cruel piece about — the cruel exercise of art — by the infamous dead French philosopher! A BLAM! exclusive translation! Very cruel!!
Bob Casey and Tom Ryan, Screw
An insider's view of the Bridgewater State Mental Hospital, the same institution that inspired the long-censored film Titticut Follies.
Manuel DeLanda on Speed
The author of War in the Age of Intelligent Machines talks about artificial life, simulation clip art, and birds from mars.
Th. Metzger, This is Your Final Warning!
This infamous, hyper-controversial ejaculator of brilliant, absurd raves, rants, and roguish prose shares one of his most gut-wrenching, hair-splitting, thought-provoking works ever!!
Howard Rheingold, A Slice of Life in My Virtual Community
The editor of the Whole Earth Review, author of Virtual Reality, and pioneer of the online service the WELL (Whole Earth 'lectronic Link) tells us about life in his electronic Mayberry.
Sarah Morris, A Project for BLAM!
This controversial NY artist punches the user in the face with an audio-visual exploration of the psychotic expurgations and insinuations of a society fed on milk of megalomaniacal cult guys with big dicks, lots of semen, and a penchant for burning people.
Sheila Glaser, What Is There Left to Say about Amy Fisher?
An editor of a big NY art mag investigates the hubbub surrounding the Long Island Lolita.
Janice Johnson, King Tooth
A young Village writer explores the conjunction of dental school and murder!
Erect Scumson, Tom of Finland
This dynamic vomit factory of vitriolic cultural criticism tell us all about Tom, the most graphic post-mortem artist of all fagdom!
The Masked Avocado, Portable Hacking
Avocado, a contributor to 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, details how to hack nomadically by using notebook computers, payphones, and telephone poles.
Peter Girardi, Conflict
Co-founder of Funny Garbage studios manipulates the user into a bedpan of disturbing yet laughable confrontations with devolutionary constructs. Bowel-breaking hillarity!
Necro Enema Amalgamated, Ode to Interactivity
Hear just how gosh golly great we think interactivity is! See exciting close-up pictures of anal pruritis and bestial sex! Feel the desire to point and click like you've never felt it before! Experience the happy-go-lucky aesthetic of the hypermedia production studio that will bring you the first ever interactive snuff film!
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