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DJs, Drugs & Dance Music - Mark Devlin Guests on the John Cooper Show, Summer 2025
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In host John Cooper’s own words:
I sit down with the author of the Musical Truth books series to unravel the hidden agenda behind electronic dance music and the global club scene.
Far from being just parties or festivals, these events are carefully orchestrated rituals, where DJ's act as high priests guiding mass nervous system entrainment through sound, strobe lighting, sigil symbolism, and drug-induced altered states of consciousness—effectively hijacking the organic, shamanic experience and replacing it with a synthetic substitute that loops the spirit back into the machine.
We dive deep into how entire genres such as hip-hop, trance, and punk were built up, only to be hollowed out, and dismantled—serving a broader agenda of personal psychological identity collapse, which then trickles outwards to society.
We discuss how the emotional energetic charge generated on dance floors—may be a form of loosh that is harvested , especially if the venue is also strategically placed on energetic ley lines and sacred vortices.
Plus, we explore how the early 2000’s was the beginning of the “No-genre genre” - where we had the advent of audition talent shows and cloned music. This led to the sterilisation of culture, the death of genre identity, and we discuss how nostalgia is weaponised to demoralise generations that can feel something real has been lost.
From frequency manipulation to class A drug influence, to social engineering, this isn't an episode you want to miss!
John's channel is here - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJohnCooperShow/videos
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I sit down with the author of the Musical Truth books series to unravel the hidden agenda behind electronic dance music and the global club scene.
Far from being just parties or festivals, these events are carefully orchestrated rituals, where DJ's act as high priests guiding mass nervous system entrainment through sound, strobe lighting, sigil symbolism, and drug-induced altered states of consciousness—effectively hijacking the organic, shamanic experience and replacing it with a synthetic substitute that loops the spirit back into the machine.
We dive deep into how entire genres such as hip-hop, trance, and punk were built up, only to be hollowed out, and dismantled—serving a broader agenda of personal psychological identity collapse, which then trickles outwards to society.
We discuss how the emotional energetic charge generated on dance floors—may be a form of loosh that is harvested , especially if the venue is also strategically placed on energetic ley lines and sacred vortices.
Plus, we explore how the early 2000’s was the beginning of the “No-genre genre” - where we had the advent of audition talent shows and cloned music. This led to the sterilisation of culture, the death of genre identity, and we discuss how nostalgia is weaponised to demoralise generations that can feel something real has been lost.
From frequency manipulation to class A drug influence, to social engineering, this isn't an episode you want to miss!
John's channel is here - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJohnCooperShow/videos
*
If you continue to find value in my work, please consider supporting me on my Patreon channel, where much of my output concerning the true nature of music, popular culture and entertainment resides:
https://www.patreon.com/c/user?u=113137448
To support my output through Buy Me A Coffee:
https://buymeacoffee.com/markdevlin
To support me via a Paypal.com donation, find me at paypal.com under the e-mail address [email protected]
For amazing natural health products through Clive De Carle, please use this affiliate link:
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In host John Cooper’s own words:
I sit down with the author of the Musical Truth books series to unravel the hidden agenda behind electronic dance music and the global club scene.
Far from being just parties or festivals, these events are carefully orchestrated rituals, where DJ's act as high priests guiding mass nervous system entrainment through sound, strobe lighting, sigil symbolism, and drug-induced altered states of consciousness—effectively hijacking the organic, shamanic experience and replacing it with a synthetic substitute that loops the spirit back into the machine.
We dive deep into how entire genres such as hip-hop, trance, and punk were built up, only to be hollowed out, and dismantled—serving a broader agenda of personal psychological identity collapse, which then trickles outwards to society.
We discuss how the emotional energetic charge generated on dance floors—may be a form of loosh that is harvested , especially if the venue is also strategically placed on energetic ley lines and sacred vortices.
Plus, we explore how the early 2000’s was the beginning of the “No-genre genre” - where we had the advent of audition talent shows and cloned music. This led to the sterilisation of culture, the death of genre identity, and we discuss how nostalgia is weaponised to demoralise generations that can feel something real has been lost.
From frequency manipulation to class A drug influence, to social engineering, this isn't an episode you want to miss!
John's channel is here - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJohnCooperShow/videos
*
If you continue to find value in my work, please consider supporting me on my Patreon channel, where much of my output concerning the true nature of music, popular culture and entertainment resides:
https://www.patreon.com/c/user?u=113137448
To support my output through Buy Me A Coffee:
https://buymeacoffee.com/markdevlin
To support me via a Paypal.com donation, find me at paypal.com under the e-mail address [email protected]
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I sit down with the author of the Musical Truth books series to unravel the hidden agenda behind electronic dance music and the global club scene.
Far from being just parties or festivals, these events are carefully orchestrated rituals, where DJ's act as high priests guiding mass nervous system entrainment through sound, strobe lighting, sigil symbolism, and drug-induced altered states of consciousness—effectively hijacking the organic, shamanic experience and replacing it with a synthetic substitute that loops the spirit back into the machine.
We dive deep into how entire genres such as hip-hop, trance, and punk were built up, only to be hollowed out, and dismantled—serving a broader agenda of personal psychological identity collapse, which then trickles outwards to society.
We discuss how the emotional energetic charge generated on dance floors—may be a form of loosh that is harvested , especially if the venue is also strategically placed on energetic ley lines and sacred vortices.
Plus, we explore how the early 2000’s was the beginning of the “No-genre genre” - where we had the advent of audition talent shows and cloned music. This led to the sterilisation of culture, the death of genre identity, and we discuss how nostalgia is weaponised to demoralise generations that can feel something real has been lost.
From frequency manipulation to class A drug influence, to social engineering, this isn't an episode you want to miss!
John's channel is here - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJohnCooperShow/videos
*
If you continue to find value in my work, please consider supporting me on my Patreon channel, where much of my output concerning the true nature of music, popular culture and entertainment resides:
https://www.patreon.com/c/user?u=113137448
To support my output through Buy Me A Coffee:
https://buymeacoffee.com/markdevlin
To support me via a Paypal.com donation, find me at paypal.com under the e-mail address [email protected]
For amazing natural health products through Clive De Carle, please use this affiliate link:
https://clivedecarle.ositracker.com/361820/11489
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