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Carl Byron Batson

Carl Byron Batson

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Author and Photographer, Trebuchet Magazine

United Kingdom

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Total articles 54

  • Nerdcore: Next Level Hiphop?

    By Carl Byron Batson| Trebuchet Magazine@ The growing popularity and inclusivity of Marvel and DC’s growing cinematic universes is a factor. The re-emergence of franchises like (and most notably) Star Wars as a formidable, if contentious, force to be reckoned with has almost certainly played a part. The increasingly visible and nuanced communities surrounding previously niche counter-cultures like gaming and anime have, too, had a hand in this.

    By Carl Byron Batson · Trebuchet Magazine

    Jan. 22, 2018

  • Loitered Lens : Church of Misery

    By Carl Byron Batson| Trebuchet Magazine@ [dropcap style=”font-size:100px; color:#992211;”]’M[/dropcap]usic so goddamned loud it should come with a Health and Safety warning and free industrial ear defenders.’Carl Byron Batson, remarking on the plasterwork-loosening volume with which Church Of Misery assaulted the Koko brethren. Then again, you never know what they’ve got stuck in their ears under those man-manes. Except that it’s definitely not anti-frizz serum. All photos: Carl Byron Batson.

    By Carl Byron Batson · Trebuchet Magazine

    Mar. 09, 2014

  • Nerdcore: Next Level Hiphop?

    By Carl Byron Batson| Trebuchet Magazine@ The growing popularity and inclusivity of Marvel and DC’s growing cinematic universes is a factor. The re-emergence of franchises like (and most notably) Star Wars as a formidable, if contentious, force to be reckoned with has almost certainly played a part. The increasingly visible and nuanced communities surrounding previously niche counter-cultures like gaming and anime have, too, had a hand in this.

    By Carl Byron Batson · Trebuchet Magazine

    Jan. 22, 2018

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Trebuchet Magazine

[print] Topic led print quarterly distributed in the UK and Ireland through Intermedia [WH Smith's Newsagents including Travel] and at good bookstores and galleries everywhere. Purchase or subscribe online: http://www.trebuchet-magazine.com/shop/ [online] Updated daily, critical thought on politics, music, culture and art.

Founded: 2006