A New Morning, Changing Weather
The International Noise Conspiracy

The (International) Noise Conspiracy:
Inge Johansson, Dennis Lyxzén, Ludwig Dahlberg, Sara Almgren & Lars Strömberg.
All music and Lyrics written by The (International) Noise Conspiracy.
Recorded at the Gröndahl studio May/June 2001.
Produced, Mixed and mastered by Jari Haapalainen.
Engineered and Mixed by Pelle Gunnerfeldt.
Engineered by Johan Gustavsson.
Percussion by Jari Haapalainen.
Additional guitar on Dead language of love by Jari Haapalainen.
Piano on Born into a mess and Rhodes Piano on Bigger Cages, longer chains by Sven-Eric Dahlberg.
Additional Synth on A new morning, changing weather by Karl Olsson.
Horn arrangements by Björn Ytling.
Saxophone on Bigger cages longer chains by Jonas Kullhammar & Markus Olsson.
Saxophone solo on New Empire blues by Jonas Kullhammar.
Piano on New Empire Blues by Björn Ytling.
Backing vocals on New Empire blues and Breakout 2001 by Johan Gustavsson.
Backing vocals on Bigger cages, Longer chains, Last century promised, A new morning, Breakout 2001 and A Northwest Passage by Peder Stenberg, Mattias Lidström & Jonas Lidström.
Backing vocals on Breakout 2001 by Liv-Marit Bergman and Maria Andersson.
Maria Andersson appears courtesy of BMG - Sweden
Layout and artwork by Hugo Sundkvist.
All songs published by songs and stories.
More info: www.digitalfarmers.com/tinc
www.blackmask.nu
Contact: theinternationalnoiseconspiracy@hotmail.com
Management and booking for the world excluding North America: Morgan Johansson, Moondog Entertainment, PO Box 4276, 10266 Stockholm, Sweden. morgan@moondog.se
Bookings for North America: Margie Alban, Do It Booking, doitbk@aol.com

Honorary members of the Conspiracy this time around: Jari Happalainen, Pelle Gunnerfeldt, Morgan Johansson, Robin Hedberg, Mike Phyte, Don Alstherberg, Bittersweet, Erik Åsell, Matthew Strugar, Rikard Pettersson, Patrick Daly, Linnea Nilsson, Johan Rydén, & Hugo Sundkvist.
Thank you to all the people that sang and played on this recording, all the bands we played with this last year and to all our friends and families at home and everywhere else... we carry a new world here in our hearts.

Good introduction to autonomist or open Marxism. Nick Dyer-witheford, the author of this text has also written the book "Cyber-Marx" which is a recommended read.

http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/3843/cleaver.html
Interview with important American autonomist Marxist Harry Cleaver, dealing mostly with the refusal to work as an anti-capitalist resistance strategy.

http://lists.village.virginia.edu/~spoons/aut_html/
A sometimes very good discussion list for this anti-authority and state hostile branch of Marxism.

http://wwwneu.free.de/prol-position/
A good page dealing with "militant research" of call-centers; typical examples of working places for the contemporary IT-proletariat.

http://www.commoner.org.uk
Good radical critique of the global workhouse.

http://www://members.optusnet.com.au/~rkeehan/
A big situationist archive that has a lot of previously untranslated stuff.

http://www.wumingfoundation.com/
A radical bunch of Italians, earlier a part of Luther Blisset, the multiple identity project.

http://www.psychogeography.co.uk/
A good looking page with a lot of stuff related to pshyco-geography, check out the text about skateboarding and the urban space in the capitalist city.

http://www.worksintl.com/outlaw/bonnot_gang/
A text that talks about the discussion around criminality amongst radical theorist, focusing on the Bonnot-gang.

http://www.indymedia.org
If you want to find out what really happened in Gothenburg 2001 and other up to date news about protests and resistance around the world.

http://www.gnu.org
Alot of open source stuff.