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Old Mole

October 7, 2016 Craig E. Ross
Old Mole
St. Guillotine & The Red Mass

“We recognize our old friend, our old mole, who knows so well how to work underground, suddenly to appear: the revolution.” – Karl Marx

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The harsh noise EP Old Mole by St. Guillotine & The Red Mass is a musical séance of the ghost of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. The intention of this work is to reinvigorate the spirit of Lenin within the consciousness of the working class through meditative contact with the dead revolutionary. This EP a part of St. Guillotine's ongoing propaganda campaign to spread The Communal Order of the Ouroboros. The Communal Order of the Ouroboros is an open coven for all communist witches, warlocks, and other magical and/or mystical Marxists. The only initiation to become a member of this anonymous coven, is to become possessed by the Spectre of Communism (the communal ghost of every living and dead communist). Through communion with the Spectre, the class consciousness of the adept is raised, and the initiate gains the revolutionary magical skills necessary to combat Moloch and the dictatorship of capital.

St. Guillotine & The Red Mass is a magical, music and performance art legion known most notably known for writing the collaborative comic “The Communal Order of the Ouroboros" which is illuminated by printmaker, cartoonist, and visual artist Craig E. Ross. The comic is currently on a summer hiatus but new segments are expected this fall. In addition to the comic, "The Communal Order of the Ouroboros” project exists as a multi-facetted art experience in the forms of music, performance, zines, posters, and art installations. To read the first segment of The Communal Order of the Ouroboros, click here. For the latest segment of the comic, click here.

To find out more about St. Guillotine & The Red Mass, follow them on Tumblr. To check out more of their music, be sure to follow them on SoundCloud.

Red Wedge is currently raising funds to attend the Historical Materialism conference in London this November. If you like what we do and want to see us grow, to reach greater numbers of people and help rekindle the revolutionary imagination, then please donate today.


Craig E. Ross, an editor at Red Wedge, is a printmaker and cartoonist currently living in Southern Illinois who works mainly in woodblock prints. They received a BFA in Printmaking from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Craig has self-published various comics and zines such as Meditations: A Vision In Woodcuts and the acclaimed Steal Away: The Visions of Nat Turner. Craig also runs the “Red Wedge Comix” blog at Red Wedge.

In Audio, October 2016 Tags music, new music, noise, noise music, harsh noise, St. Guillotine & The Red Mass, The Communal Order of the Ouroboros
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