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:: Friday, January 22, 2010 ::

MP3 Friday

There's a live video collection from Alt Vault experimental improvised noise/electronica nights here on Vimeo. Including yours truly at Mr Wolfs/The Junction last November. The visuals are all mine too btw.

Gusset from non verbal on Vimeo.

Labels: Gusset, MP3, Video, Visual

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Easing my way back into this after a holiday. Here's a few videos:



Schizophrenia 4 tour video


Check out Non Verbal's tumblr for videos of the last Alt Vault Live Improv Night @ Mr Wolfs, Bristol. I'll be doing a short burst of databent visuals at the October night and a live improv AV set (live improve audio with databent video anyway) in November.

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

Labels: MP3, Video

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Video release. This is a quick 10 min version of the 45min Databent UrbEx live set I played at Bash Out at the Black Swan, Bristol on 20th June 2009.

All photographs and image & audio manipulation by Dan Gusset.
Cover image courtesy of Lisa Furness

Source audio: Field recording of metal roof in the sun by Nick Adamson, MC Prof C and MC Doc G from Radio 4, Floreo De Lamas by Guamary, The Collier's Rant by Bob Davenport, Rubik's Cube: 10.56 seconds, Grow Grow Grow by PJ Harvey @ 33RPM, The Training of O, Mothers Talk by Tears For Fears @ 17RPM, White Chalk by PJ Harvey @ 33RPM.

Labels: BashOut, Databent, Film, Gigs, Gusset, Photography, Urban Exploring, Video, WEFT

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E&T visits three Toronto men who have created a functioning camera eye – an invention with far-reaching applications.



"In an unremarkable townhouse in suburban Toronto, Canada, one-eyed film maker Rob Spence questioned why, if something as compact as a mobile phone could encase a digital camera, his eye socket couldn’t do the same. His answer was to replace his optical prosthesis for one with a video camera; the result could form the background of a revolution in optical technology.

"“My face is the medium, the message, the problem and the solution,” says Spence. “For a documentary film maker, a camera eye opens up a whole new point of view that is closer to the human experience.” Intimate conversations that rely on body language, eye contact and the assumption of privacy may never be the same again.

"Feeling uncomfortable? That is Spence’s original objective. By turning himself into a Little Brother, he wanted to highlight people’s concern (or lack of it) for issues of privacy and surveillance. The City of Toronto is planning to install 12,000 surveillance cameras without much fanfare, public discussion or debate. However, those who have heard about the Eyeborg on television, radio and in dozens of newspaper articles do voice an opinion on Spence’s ethics and the legality of recording video without due permission from its subjects."

The EyeBorg Project website

Labels: CCTV, Photography, Privacy, Video

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"Tweenbots are human-dependent robots that navigate the city with the help of pedestrians they encounter. Rolling at a constant speed, in a straight line, Tweenbots have a destination displayed on a flag, and rely on people they meet to read this flag and to aim them in the right direction to reach their goal."

Labels: Art, Robots, Video

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[via claytoncubitt - "Even in a field of flowers, at sunset, set to Donna Summer, for a perfume ad, Cunningham manages to make it creepy."]

Labels: Advertising, Art, Film, Video

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Israeli Arms Dealer’s Bollywood Foray

[via smashing telly]

"Weapons dealers’ marketing materials are often a great source of unintentional black comedy, however, there are no words to adequately describe this gem found by the excellent 3 Quarks daily.

"Israeli arms company, Rafael, decided to create a Bollywood style promotional video for the Aero India 2009 show in Bangalore. The truly weird result is a lot of singing and dancing around missiles."

Labels: Bollywood, Humour, Politics, Video, War

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Excellent video by Leonard Lorrimarr, Edward Farleigh and (my mate) Matt Andrews. Nice work guys. Unfortunately, as is often the case with YouTube, the sync is poor. A great Detach'i remix though. I love what he does with sound. He's like an alchemist.

Labels: Electronic Music, Humour, Video

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Having recently found Motomichi Nakamura's video for Otto Von Schirach's unusually catchy Laptops & Martinis (above) I went in search of more of his work. The black, white and red (duochrome?) look is ever present. I like the humour, style and the consistency but can't help wondering whether the limited colour palette is also limiting him in other ways?

Check out the animation page of his website. I recommend the Japan Cuts trailer and Walk in particular. There's an interview here and a CV here.

Labels: Electronic Music, Humour, Video

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No proper MP3 Friday this week, but here are some videos.



Great new video from Cyriak for My Territory by Grand Popo Football Club (Pschent Music) [the song isn't anything special btw]



BoingBoing TV: David Byrne interviewed by Xeni Jardin
Battery Maritime Building, 2008
[more]

Labels: Fetish, Humour, Music, Video

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If you missed Stanley Kubrick’s Boxes, Jon Ronson's documentary about the 1000's of archival boxes on Kubrick’s estate, it's now on Google video.
[via lmg]
Previous post.

The letters of Stanley Kubrick

Labels: Art, Film, TV, Video

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1. downloadyoutubevideos.com save as .flv
2. aoa audioextractor to wav or MP3

Labels: Audio, Tools, Video

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Filmed in Ashton Court, Bristol. Ah, I remember those tracks!
By Tom Mansfield

Jesus, how to give away too much personal information on the net! He really needs to edit that. Emailed.

Labels: Bike, Bristol, Film, ID, Video

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Three awesome videos by Perish Factory:

LADYSCRAPER - THOU ART FUCKING DEAD


TRANS AM - TESCO VS SAINSBURYS


BOMB THE BASS - BUTTERFINGERS


Megane - Petal Dance
music : Stage 1, Vol. 1, Track 1 by Burnt Bacon, Right? (aka Keith Hic)

"MP3 blog Stereogum (who are on a similar wavelength to Pitchfork) has assembled a tribute album to Björk's Post, with individual tracks covered by indie/hipster/futurefolk bands like Dirty Projectors, Xiu Xiu, El Guincho and Final Fantasy. It's available for free download in MP3 format, but only until the licences run out, after which it'll be streaming-only and impossible to legally obtain, like their OK Computer tribute album from last year."
[via null device]

Labels: MP3, Video

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No need to say anything. Just watch it.

Labels: Humour, Video

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Raoul Sinier: Speedpainting 4

SpeedPainting4
Uploaded by Ra

Labels: Art, Ra, Video

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DJ Ripley - To The Party Members [webpage with tracklisting etc]
Direct link [77MB MP3]
Manifesto
Artwork by inkcore

Tony of Eustachian (DJ Skull Vomit) says:
"Here is a live dj set I did from last nights Bong-ra show here in LA.....I know the track list in random, I got trash canned before I played...
tony"
Tracklisting in comments

Derek Sajbel says:
"I just finished a trailer for the bent festival 2007 NYC dvd i made
you can watch it in 720p streaming with vimeo's most superior web video service"

"Shot and Mastered in HDV, Absurdity.Biz continues the Circuit Bending Documentary Project with the release of Bent 2007 NYC widescreen SD-DVD. Help support the independent documentary now over five years in the making being produced solely by Dr. Rek. DVDs available at absurdity.biz"

"I had an excellent time performing at them in New York and Minneapolis this year
it was cool to meet faltyDL, for a brief moment while sweating thru a orange furry suit and minneapolis is a really nice town with not too little and not too much happening, if it didn't have hellish winter, I'd want to live there.

"also, i was interviewed recently by getlofi.com"

"Absurdity.Biz's newest music video for our long time pal Daedelus' track "Lights Out" [21MB mov] off his new release on ninja tune and mush records entitled "denighs the days demise" can be downloaded here for the best looking version, or watch the google stream below, which plays best when u let the whole video preload before viewing."



Decal - 404 not found videos
These were only shown on Irish TV when the album came out (2002). And this non-album track is a stunner:
Decal - Dancing With Stiletoes In The Snow*

"One of Decals most inventive tracks and [was] only available as a quicktime video! Included on a CD of Irish artists, 'Please Don't Ask Me What I Think of Your Band' that came free with Homage magazine. The video by Tim Redfern is also outstanding, gelling seamlessly with the music, 2002."
* Gotta love the Marrillion reference too!

This Lucky Me - Tweet – Ooops remix [via downloadmyspacemusic]

Bit behind here, I've forgotten to post this several times now, Appleblim April podcast Rinse FM [107MB MP3]
Tracklisting

Jonas the Plugexpert says,
"Yo some tunes in here [20MB MP3 on webpage]ranging in style, the first one is a remix, rest is work in progress
cheers."

Bad Mammal has a new MP3 release over on Good Luck Bad Luck, if you want something downbeat and dirty/lo-fi, but it's charged for, so I'd suggest downloading the live set from Chicago [38MB MP3] last year and seeing what you think.

Dork Side of the Moon

Labels: Bending, MP3, Video

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Labels: Video

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Lykke Li - Little Bit (Live on Jools Holland)


Lykke Li - Little Bit LIVE Närkesgatan, Södermalm i Stockhol


...think I'm a little bit in love too.

Labels: Video

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Rave-infected vampire flick, the first new movie from Hammer in almost 30 years



Episodes begin at MySpace.com/BeyondTheRave on April 17th.
Beyond the Rave is a vampire story set in England's underground rave scene. The movie follows the last hours of freedom of local soldier Ed, who is flying out to Iraq in the morning. With the help of his best friend Necro, he spends his last night in the UK tracking down his missing girlfriend Jen, last seen partying with a bizarre group of hardcore night-time ravers led by the mysterious Melech. But as he catches up with Jen at a party, Ed discovers that Melech's crowd, who are hosting the event, are looking for more than a night of fun, and that not everyone will make it through to dawn.

Labels: Advertising, Film, Horror, myspace, Video

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NSFW

[thanks danknugz]

Labels: Humour, Video

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Food Fight is an abridged history of American-centric war, from World War II to present day, told through the foods of the countries in conflict. Watch as traditional comestibles slug it out for world domination in this chronologically re-enacted smorgasbord of aggression.



Breakdown of the foodstuffs
Breakdown of the actual battles portrayed in the film

Labels: Animation, Food, Humour, Politics, Video

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Oddly I've just found an old (2003) Aphex video I've never seen before. Beautiful animation and nice long remix of one of the best tracks on Drukqs. Watch it.

Labels: Animation, Electronic Music, Video

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Raoul Sinier says:
"The exclusives videos from the Wxfdswxc2 DVD are online (at last). Head to the video section or directly here to see "Wonderful Bastard", "Let the Wxfdswxc Hit'Em", "SkinFest", "Breeders Club" and, of course, many more.
My two previous albums (more or less sold out) are about to be re-released in digital format... With a new "extended" tracklist, more details on this soon.

Forensics – Streamizm Set [41MB MP3 on Sendspace]
Tracklist etc

c64 says:
"Greetings Folks,
A little late on posting this, but a newer set from me none the less. Enjoy!
C64 live at Wasted Festival - Berlin, Germany Friday, Jan. 26/07 [192kps / 137 MB / 1hr 40min]

01. Wisp – Beadumeagan (Sublight)
02. Parasite – Toxic Dancehall (Kamakazi Club)
03. DuranDuranDuran – Marathon Man **unreleased
04. Toecutter – Ode To Brendan Phelan (Painfree Foundsound Institute)
05. Cakebuilder – Savage (Ad Noiseam)
06. Istari Lasterfahrer – Self Blur Onload (Sozialistischer Plattenbau)
07. Datachi – Big Mountain (Sublight)
08. Ween – VooDoo Lady (Flying Nun)
09. Mochipet – Arpattack (Peace Off)
10. DJ Technorch – Boss On Parade (Rmx)
11. DuranDuranDuran – Throat Yogurt (Mutant Sniper)
12. Squarepusher -Modern Bass Guitar (Warp)
13. DJ Tugie - Kickin' It Hard (Audio Damage)
14. Society Suckers – Toxic (Painfree Foundsound Institute)
15. Noize Creator – Berzerk (Nasdia))
16. Bombardier – DC (Low Res)
17. ???????
18. Dr. Bastardo - Punished (Peace Off LTD)
19. Tom Burbank - Blabber Mouth (Planet Mu)
20. Krumble - Usual Terror (Peace Off)
21. The Flashbulb - Lucid Bass III (Sublight)
22. Knifehandchop - Ninjaman (Deer Hunter Riddim)
23. Venetian Snares – Koonut Kaliffee (Dross:tik)
24. Ruff & Ready - Dreadlock (Ruff & Ready)
25. Richard Devine – Arc-Acid (Hymen / Sublight)
26. Knifehandchop – All Over Your Face (Tigerbeat6)
27. Venetian Snares - Die Winnipeg Die Die Die Fuckers Die (Sublight / Bang A Rang)
28. Xanopticon - Symptom (Thac0)
29. Cakebuilder – Ignited Nations (Dross:tik)

www.drosstk.com
www.myspace.com/c64dj

Pete Insole says:

"The latest WoBcast is now available at
www.thejuxtaposition.co.uk/wobcasts.html
Very guilty pleasures so probably the worst WoBcast ever.

Plus a reminder that this month's Skip to the End is this Tuesday (not Thursday) when my guest will be Rasha Shaheen who will be performing a live 30min set.
Catch the show at 9pm from http://www.sound-unsound-network.com/forum.php
Vex'd will be on March's cast now because he's got too many gigs this month.

Pete"

Labels: MP3, Ra, Video

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A couple of years ago I was in the back of a London cab, just off the Eurostar from Brussles, and was surprised to find a TV screen playing a travel video about Paris. Presumably to distract from viewing London whilst there. Having seen the capital before, I watched the video, which showed a man wearing a suit made out of in-line skates rolling around the city in a surprising accomplished and impressive manner. Despite searching for the video later I never found out any more about it until now, when Grom writes:

Another person to add to the certified nutter list. Jean Yves Blondeau looks like one of the Wheelers from Return to Oz (if you've ever had the mis/fortune to see that movie) as he wears his custom-made suit consisting of lots of inline skate wheels and then launching himself down Swiss roads. Make sure you also see parts 1 & 3 for more details about the suit and to see him attempt to go faster than a motorbike in the dark.

It reminds me of this joke:
Q: What's the hardest part of in-line skating?
A: Telling your parents you're gay.

Labels: Humour, Skate, Travel, Video

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Not long now! Our days are numbered.


- Click here for more blooper videos

Labels: Ecology, Video

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Japanese Bug Fights
[thanks sofi]

Labels: Humour, Insects, Video

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'This is our world: the acoustics of vegetables'
The Vienna Vegetable Orchestra serves up a musical feast at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
[via grom]

Labels: Acoustics, Food, Music, Video

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Labels: Environment, Politics, Video

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Classic!



I want this:

Labels: Video

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Alex Rutterford, who produced Autechre's spell binding Gantz Graf video, has just produced this impressive CGI fest of a Bacardi ad. Check it out (it's only short).


Music: Super Bajo by Freelance Hellraiser presents Lalula.

What is it with spirits coming pre-flavoured these days? Are we now too lazy to add mixers ourselves? Or can we not bear to have the mixers lower the alcohol content any more?

Labels: graphics, Video

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The work that must have gone into this Santana video mash blows my mind:

[thanks mully]

Labels: Humour, Video

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Bearforce1

[thanks matty]

Labels: Video

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Labels: Humour, Sci-Fi, Video

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"Somethings are best left unsaid."

[thanks ana]

Labels: News, Video

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Labels: Video

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Phew, this has been a long time coming. Cross-posted with Bristol Breakcore Blog.

Following Anarchist606’s post about the plethora of rare video footage, charting the history of popular music, that can be found on YouTube, I thought it might be interesting to try to cover the history of electronic music in the same way. This is not intended to be in any way comprehensive, I know there are huge chunks missing, so please feel free to add more.

Now, the oldest electronic instrument I can find any footage of is, of course, the Theremin, invented in 1917 by Leon Theremin and still used to this day:







A rash of other early electronic instruments appeared throughout the 1920s and and ‘30s, and disappeared again just as quickly. It wasn’t until Pierre Schaeffer’s invention of the tape recorder in 1939 that the first major school of electronic music took shape.

1940s - Musique Concrète

Some of the pioneers of this technique of creating music from recordings of natural sounds through layering and tape splicing are presented here:









1940 – Vocoder invented by Homer Dudley.

Demonstration on vintage (1978) Sennheiser VSM-201 shows what it does:



Demonstration here from 2007 shows a software vocoder being used to control visuals as well as audio:



1952: RCA Synthesiser Mks I & II invented. No footage found from this period but see later section on the Radiophonic Workshop. The ring modulator also appeared around this time, see Dalek voices.

1953: Greek architect turned composer Iannis Xenakis writes Metastasis, using statistical techniques to create music. Another pioneer of music controlled or composed through computing techniques.



1956 – The Forbidden Planet, with “Electronic Tonalities”* by Louis and Bebe Barron. Pioneers of snuff audio, using circuits build to feedback and go into oscillation they recorded the sound of the electronics dying, so none of these sounds could ever be created identically twice.
(* It was intentionally not called music in an attempt to avoid playing musician union fees.)



Varèse/ Xénakis/Le Corbusier - poeme électronique (1958) [stick with it!]



1963 – The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, founded by Daphne Oram in 1958, experimented with musique concreté through it’s early years. It came to mainstream attention when Ron Grainger’s Dr Who theme is arranged and rendered out of tape loops by Delia Derbyshire, the first lady of electronica.



















Stockhausen was another important pioneer of experimental music, working music Musique Concreté in the early days and then all sorts of other strange things later on. Like the Helicopter String Quartet:



The music in the video below is "Etude" by Karlheinz Stockhausen (I’m not quite sure why someone has decided to put this video to it but I’d guess they have a custard pie fetish.)



1965: First Moog Synthesiser released. Interview with Bob Moog from



Here there should be a homage to Walter/Wendy Carlos and especially A Clockwork Orange but instead I have to include this:



Someone’s Moog ad:



Alice Shields - Study For Voice And Tape (1968), with pictures of sci-fi crumpet:



1970: Emerson Lake & Palmer - Knife Edge
Keith Emerson at his keyboard battering best. (Incidentally, he took a flame thrower to a Hammond organ the time I saw them live.)



1975: Rick Wakeman – King Arthur on Ice



Out of place, but I couldn’t resist including Wizard Of Oz vs the Moog Cookbook



1978: Brian Eno on Music for Airports



1979: Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe - Place De La Concorde. I love Jarre. He’s like the David Copperfield of synths. Just look at that silver shirt. I expect him to start levitating at any moment.



1979: The first digital sampler, the Fairlight CMI is produced.
Herbie Hancock Demonstrates the Fairlight on Sesame Street



1981: Brian Eno & David Byrne – America is Waiting, from Life in the Bush of Ghosts, so far ahead of its time it’s scary.



1982: Peter Gabriel and Fairlight CMI, bringing in a “new-wave of electronic skiffle”



Secret of the Fairlight Sequencer



Carlos pops up again: Tron - Light cycle sequence (1982)



1982: Vangelis – Chariots of Fire OST & Bladerunner OST





Grammy awards Synthesizer Medley 1985



Curtis Roads founds the Computer Music Association in 1980 and edits the Computer Music Journal for 23 years. Fluxon (2003)




The 80s were synth-pop tastic, and I could include so much here, but most of it will already be so familiar it’s not really worth it. As a token example, here’s Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - Together In Electric Dreams. For more Moroder see the soundtracks from Midnight Express, American Gigolo, Flashdance, The Never Ending Story, Thief of Hearts, Electric Dreams, Cat People and Scarface.



Then there’s all the New Order, Madchester stuff. You know all that. So let’s skip to 1989. Where there is disquiet in a field in Kent.





Quality gurning:





Meat Beat Manifesto – Helter Skelter (‘97 mix)



FSOL



At this point there could be a whole post of the same size just about the Amen break, but I’m really not interested enough to do that. So instead, here’s my personal favourite dnb tune, Photek’s Ni Ten Ichi Ryu



A nod to the Bristol scene:



Now, as the rave scene above got a bit silly and didn’t make a lot of sense without the aid of pills, the people staring trying to bring the intelligence back into it. Here’s holy trinity of “IDM”: Tom, Rich, and Mike:

[]p



Monkey Drummer



µ-ziq – Brace Yourself Jason 2004 live mix



And here are some of the younger names to appear

vs – dm megamix





Datach'i - In Silence



Some Ghost Play Their Customised Tape Machines



Leafcutter John



Team Brick at the captains rest in Glasgow 26/06/07



monster zoku onsomb @ el perro Madrid



sonic death rabbit - live @ darkmatter soundsystem

Labels: Electronic Music, Electronica, Instruments, MP3, Video

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All videos for the time being. I might add some more if I find it.

Dr. Rek plays his live acid show for the first time in Japan [YouTube]
and HD 720p [mov]
and a track from the end [MP3]
Worth checking out if only for the circuit bent giggling Elmo and the Drs costume. Shame the audience is so spares and he seems to lack energy because of it. I know how that feels.

Keith Fullerton Whitman - "video of my entire set opening for ikue mori @ issue project room a few weeks back" [Google video]

Edit (05.08.07), now listening to this:
"Here is an EP [30MB rar on YouSendIt], of 2 10 minute long tracks all at 200bpm, including the kersal massive, beefy n taz, darksided christian warrior woman, and lots of other really shit things amalgamated into one hideous lump of breakcore/gabba.
I hope you enjoy it.
Carl Brown"

Labels: MP3, Video

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I couldn't help grinning stupidly all the way through this. [via grom]

Labels: Food, Video

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Mystery Insect
Originally uploaded by gusset.

What is this?
Found on a building site in Gloucestershire last week.
Please ID.
I think it may be from space.

Labels: Insects, Video

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GOOD COPY BAD COPY
- a documentary about the current state of copyright and culture

A Fair(y) Use Tale

Pixel Pirate II - Trailer

Lawrence Lessig on Free Culture

Labels: Copyright, Video

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More audio from last weeks Goatlab up, including Soundbites' Wei controlled set (he didn't touch his laptop once) and Hoonboy. More to come.

New Milanese MP3s
"On my site. More to come."

Dr. Rek, "heres the recording of me jacking the house at bent 2007" [31MB MP3]

rotorbrain.com: "The Micro Rhythm Orchestra is an update on the venerable music box tradition. I made it from a wooden cigar box and head-park solenoids scavenged from old disk drives. The solenoids are controlled by a microprocessor. Instead of playing a conventional melody, the solenoids are sequenced to click in rhythmic patterns. If the whole business wasn't quite such a dorkfest, the sound could almost be considered funky."
[via Artists mentioned in the WIRE]

Electro Daleks (Spot the Clay contest)

[via natali]

Girl Talk video remix contest

Labels: MP3, Video

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Ra - Ev.Panic Redone trailer

Labels: Music, Planet Mu, Ra, Video

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From this weeks Timeout magazine:
Peter Greenaway on cinema as a visual medium [418KB JPG]
Greenaway's live "Tulse Luper" VJ set is @ London Imax on 16.03.07
Part of the Optronica festival.

Labels: Cinema, Greenaway, Video, Visuals, VJ

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Video flyer for our Madrid gig, 15.03.07:

impersonal secular mucus 5

Labels: Flyer, Gigs, Gusset, Video

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32 mins of Ra painting compressed into 6 min:

Labels: Art, Ra, Video

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