Hate music 2 - back with vengeance

I remember accidentally attending a lecture by Dugin on “angelic entities” in the late nineties. It was an absolutely unbearable exercise in transcendental sophistry, dealing mainly with the image of Lucifer (the Fallen Angel) and featuring extensive quotations from Aleister Crowley. There were about twenty people of indeterminate age and gender in the auditorium. I thought at the time that perhaps they, too, were fallen angelic entities who had come to listen to a lecture about themselves. In the mid-noughties, I ran into Dugin at a Current 93 gig at the Ikra Club. He dearly loved English apocalyptic folk music for its commitment to Nazi Satanism. His daughter Darya apparently did, too. (I recently saw a post about how she did the Nazi salute at a Death in June gig in Moscow.) In an interview, Dugin said of Coil, “Before Eurasianism gained popularity, we wanted to drag Coil to Russia and put them up at our places in order to promote our ideas with their assistance. Unfortunately, the authorities chose Gerard Depardieu, deciding that Coil were too marginal.” The nontraditional sexual orientation of the English musicians didn’t trouble the traditionalist Dugin back then.