Galaxy92 Decries Modern Dogmas … Well, Except for the Ones it Made Last Year

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Greek station Galaxy 92 made a resonant impression on us in 2007 with “DOGMA,” a print campaign where dictators proclaim the merits of music.

But that was then. Galaxy’s gone 180 on our asses. “Stop Modern Dogmas,” its current ads demand — in little red buttons! — over images of brassy, but vapid, constructs of modern worship:

o Celebritism
o Nip Tuckism (at left)

Slogan: “All music. No dogma.” No word on how Galaxy92 feels about the ones it invented last year. I imagine they’re exempt from scorn — or else they did very, very poorly amongst the public.

“Stop Modern Dogmas” was put together by Lowe, Athens, the creators of “DOGMA.”

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