Culture
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Culture Briefing— Global
Preface
This month's books, music and films.
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01Books.
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02A dangerous method
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03Like crazy
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04Tabloid
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05The artist
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06Pink Martini & Saori Yuki
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07Piney Gir
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08La Chiva Gantiva
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09Peter Doggett
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10Tateful design
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Toss the MP3 player and turn your living room into a sonorific salon with the following hardware.
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Cheap and chic bicycle advertising, plus *Monocle*'s music recommendations.
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Jazz Messengers, Barcelona.
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We kick off the first of our monthly themed rundowns with our take on the perfect Sunday morning: a cycle through Lisbon, our ideal media menu and a brunch prepared by our Aussie friends Wall Two 80.
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In 2000 Hector Mijangos founded a clothing range for DJs that led to his branded parties and then the foundation of Noiselab Records. Signing local and international bands, his label has changed Mexico’s music scene.
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Trim tomes for your travels, Sónar sounds and our pick of *Monocle* music for the summer.
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Beats working
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Title's good deeds, Sydney.
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Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel, aka French ambient electro band Air, talk to Monocle about their working life, from a reluctance to dance on stage and their inner maths geeks to finding studio voodoo power.
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Motor mouths
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As the music industry is forced to evolve in the face of digitalisation and online sales, one radio station stands out. Monocle meets Germany’s pioneering Motor FM, providing an output for underground music in a precarious…
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Synth sense
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Danish producer Thomas Troelsen is the mastermind behind some of the last decade’s catchiest pop songs. He puts his success down to his huge collection of vintage synthesisers and not caring about what is supposedly hip.