What has EsoZone meant to you? Have you met a partner or collaborator at EsoZone? What sorts of art and/or projects have you completed as a result in your participation (or lack thereof) in EsoZone? Has it changed your life in any way? I’ll go first: I met my wife through EsoZone. She’s a friend [...]

EsoZone PDX 2009 is over, and I’m still recovering. Here’s some of the stuff people have posted so far: Jillian’s EsoZone round-up wherein she shares her own experiences at EsoZone 2009. She’s shared her outline from her “Radical Therapy for Radical Minds” workshop Garret Daun has shared a PDF of his “Create Deconstruction” workshop. Lion42′s [...]

I had originally planned to do a presentation at Esozone which was largely the product of my several years work in the physical yoga of the Hyatt Method. I have recently decided that this is a flawed way of introducing the material. There is nothing here that cannot be learned well between now and October. [...]

Turkish coffee ground divination is one of breakcore goddess Hecate‘s lesser known talents. At Esozone, she read for Clyde Lewis (above right), and Baphomat appeared in the grounds. More on this, plus Clyde interviewing Rex Church and Freeman at Ground Zero Lounge. Plus: Here’s the Portland Tribune’s coverage, which focuses mostly on the Satanism angle.

Paul Laffoley talks with Technoccult TV east coast correspondent Nick Pell about his work, how history is finally catching up to him, his design for a 4 dimensional building for Nelson Mandela, where Elvis is now, why he went to Woodstock, and more. Parts 2-4 after the jump.

First, you might want to check out The Other Tomorrow Manifesto. Then, check out our list of speakers and our list of performers. Finally, check out the constantly updated schedule to find out when everything is happening, and get some more details on some of the events.

misterinterrupt will play at Esozone during the opening reception and during the Midnight Magickal Mass. Ceremonial Blood mix More mixes at Ruin Mechanic

Nolon Ashley, aka Cult of Zir, talks about his music, Portland, the OTO, and the Voudon Gnostic Workbook.