04.10.07 'The re-enchantment of identity and community', 25 Camberwell Church Street, London. Special guest Jacob Smedegaard on percussion. collaborators

neo-Weberian scholars have developed the idea of a recursive cycle of enchantment, disenchantment, and re-enchantment that is closely tied to the dreams, aspirations, imagined worlds, and moral geographies that shape and reshape consumer preferences in response to changing technologies and product cycles (Campbell 1989; Ritzer 1999). These dreams and preferences, in turn, are of course the focus of the mythmakers and advertisers that are essential to the circulation of capital (Twitchell 1999).
Paul Knox Vulgaria: The Re-Enchantment of Suburbia.