OUT OF ORDER -Molly Macindoe
Price︎︎︎£40
Details ︎
︎ Thread-sewn binding
︎ Hardback
︎ Cover design is colour screen printed on black Wibalin stock with opaque white+Foil block transparent gloss.
︎ 470 Photographs
︎ 2 Essays describing the parallel journeys of the photographer and the underground rave scene written by musicologist and journalist Caroline Stedman.
Blurb ︎
Out of Order: The Underground Rave Scene 1997–2006 is a ground-breaking visual study of this subculture. Molly Macindoe’s pictures depict the journey of both a culture and an individual – from the derelict industrial estates of London to the fields and forests of Eastern Europe. She presents the scene’s community, culture and spaces in an often-celebratory way and tells the untold story of the people at its core.This second edition of the sell-out book features a brand-new look inside and out designed by Ditto Press, and a foreword by photographer Tom Hunter. In addition to the original 400 images, there are 70 previously unseen photos, including 4 new events, totaling 77 parties over a span of 10 years.
Details ︎
︎ Thread-sewn binding
︎ Hardback
︎ Cover design is colour screen printed on black Wibalin stock with opaque white+Foil block transparent gloss.
︎ 470 Photographs
︎ 2 Essays describing the parallel journeys of the photographer and the underground rave scene written by musicologist and journalist Caroline Stedman.
Blurb ︎
Out of Order: The Underground Rave Scene 1997–2006 is a ground-breaking visual study of this subculture. Molly Macindoe’s pictures depict the journey of both a culture and an individual – from the derelict industrial estates of London to the fields and forests of Eastern Europe. She presents the scene’s community, culture and spaces in an often-celebratory way and tells the untold story of the people at its core.This second edition of the sell-out book features a brand-new look inside and out designed by Ditto Press, and a foreword by photographer Tom Hunter. In addition to the original 400 images, there are 70 previously unseen photos, including 4 new events, totaling 77 parties over a span of 10 years.
About
Brother started life out as a market stall with one belief. Universal style. One collection, one vision. Not for him, not for her; for everyone. A totally genderless lifestyle brand fusing fashion, music and culture, we were born.
From Netil Market, to Club Brother to online, we’re consistently growing in a good way. We believe in challenging stereotypes, heralding the individual and blurring the lines between music, fashion and subculture.
Brother: A universal brand for universal people.
Contact
Email: brotherldn@gmail.com
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Netil Market
13, 23 Westgate St,
Hackney, London
E8 3RL
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