FluxEuropa - dark music and more

FluxEuropa has suspended active publication and no longer requires items for review. The site is, however, being maintained as an archive and you can still order Amazon products which helps to subsidise its continuation.

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ABOUT FLUXEUROPA

Perhaps you just surfed on in here via a link to one of our pages? So what's FluxEuropa all about? Basically it's an arts zine, and these are the major areas we cover:

music	We specialise in 'dark-edged' alternative and avant-garde music variously categorised as neofolk, neomediaeval, ethereal, filmic, apocalyptic folk, dark folk, gothic-industrial, goth-rock, darkwave, dark-ambient, ambient-industrial, dark metal, military bombast, electronic and noise etc. We also cover some early music (Mediaeval and Renaissance), traditional folk music and neoclassical music.
art	We cover a number of contemporary artists connected with the above musical genres, but we also have a special interest in Futurism and other aspects of early twentieth-century modernism.

Click on the menu (left) to go to our main index pages and visit the homepage for a list of the latest additions.

We also provide a gateway for purchasing books from Amazon. You can use the forms in the right-hand border to search for book titles and authors, CDs and DVDs.

Rik - 31 August 2003

Editor: Rik

Contributors: Greg Bear, Marc Blackie, John Blower, Bob Carrick, Daniel Emerson Crowder, Michael Cunningham, Ruben De Somer, Mark Denton, Marco Deplano, Stewart Gott, Jeff Johnson, Jonas Kellagher, Andrew King, John Marshall, Benjamin Schreuder, Renée Rosen-Wakeford, Tony Wakeford, and Thomas Wiloch.

Launched: 20 October 1995

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