“The stories that ruins are made to tell are almost always stories of power. Precisely in their fragmentariness, ruins evoke the sublime.
The narratives that claim to complete the ruin can sketch out a totality all the more awe inspiring in that it is a work of the imagination.”
- unknown source
Yearning: Dub, Bass, and the Ruins is a 15-page paper explores the influence of Jamaican Dub music and it’s relation to diasporic forms of exile and connection within the lens of dubstep pioneer Burial, and the Youtube-Archive-cum-artist page Omar Hound.
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