Is Pop Music inherently Post-Human?
Janet needs feedback and goes all Haraway on us:

Britney breaks the ice invoking animation (my favourite brand of trans/post-humanism):


Vintage Pop Diva Po-Hu moment - Kylie comes (and clones) into your world (Gondry-style!):

Vintage Boy Band Po-Hu moment - BSB are larger than life (cyborgs anyone?):

2 comments:
What more is there to discuss about the soundtrack to my life?
It helps their songs feel different and fresh?! Or at least, isn't that the aim?
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