Welcome to the world’s most violent game —without meaning, rules or scores. A remote-controlled bomb hits its target, an audio-visual machine of images, beats, bass-heavy apocalyptic dubs and voices drives the prism of Deleuzian control societies.

News about Hitler, Churchill and Montgomery in song format: In the Caribbean, Calypso traditionally served as a melodious wall newspaper.

Blues against tyranny: After the Islamist militias seized power in northern Mali in 2012, music could only be played behind closed doors.