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Siphoning Dreams
January 29, 2010Free Download Album from Two Ton Sloth (Brad Hamers: Raps + Big Pauper: Beats). The album’s consists of 13 tracks. There is also a visual accompaniment to the album for download that includes artwork, photos, and lyrics for each track. (via ugsmag)
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A Foggy Day
November 28, 2009
a foggy day: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
angel eyes: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
april in paris: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
darn that dream: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
day in day out: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
do nothing til you hear form: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
exactly like you: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
i left my heart in san francis: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
it don't mean a thing: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
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passenger of shit
November 28, 2009Posted in blog, music, video | 1 Comment »
Paper & sound
November 17, 2009Ok, are you ready to return in 1860?
here is the first sound ever recorded in our civilisation, made by Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville, in 1860, before Edison’s wax cylinder experiments. The vibrations of a woman singing “au clair de la lune”was recorded on a piece of paper by the french man and was translated in sound by an American team in 2008.
You can find this sound at the “expérience Pommery # 6″ exhibiton in Reims (France) by the (incredible) french artist Bertrand Lavier.
Ghost’s voice, drives me crazy!
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Common Space Incidents
November 13, 2009Common Space Incidents is the official debut-album of singer and instrumentalist Angela Aux. Songtitles and lyrics are based on several interesting things all around space and time, men and machines and the question, whether angst of error is error itself.
Listen to the 12 tracks at Laridae049 and download the album HERE
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B-Sides by Chad VanGaalen
October 21, 2009Download EP of B-Sides Music and animation by Chad VanGaalen.
http://www.vimeo.com/6493725
http://www.vimeo.com/6929175
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Drawing, back to basic with Danae Diaz
September 27, 2009This week is the release week of my last record, “eargear” on the Spanish portuguese label 30porumalinha, with my friends scott, Paul Frick and Frivolous. 4 tracks of sexy, sensitive, and deep dance music.
And I really love the artwork made by a talented spanish illustrator living in Berlin, Danae Diaz, who has a personal and original sense of surrealism.
Her website: DANAE DIAZ



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play some or all, at any time, in any order
August 27, 2009In Bb 2.0 is a collaborative music and spoken word project conceived by Darren Solomon from Science for Girls, and developed with contributions from users. The videos can be played simultaneously, the soundtracks will work together.
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The Bottom Feeder
August 25, 2009The Bacteria Magnet from Nurse With Wound. “I thought the films of Jiri Barta would make an excellent illustration for this incredible track.” videomashup by opalsongs.
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Play , Play more
August 20, 2009Music and animation by Dustball. “The figures are rotoscoped. I filmed myself doing the action then outlined every frame by hand. The sounds were created using everyday objects.”
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Sound as object
August 15, 2009Cylinder by Andy Huntington and Drew Allan is an elegant series of data sculpture based on sound analysis. A mapping of the frequency and time domains produces cylindrical forms representing the spatial characteristics of the sound input. Physical versions of the digital 3D models are then 3D printed using stereolithography.
The idea of mapping sound to space is not unfamiliar. The Cylinder project shows similar strategies to those used in the exhibition Frozen, which showed sound represented as a continous space rather than as a one-dimensional signal. However, Cylinder is from 2003, predating Frozen and making it somewhat of an early example of the data sculpture genre.
Read more at generator.x
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Confessin’ the Blues
August 9, 2009I have listened to this album all week, so you should have it aswell :)

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Generated Nature
August 8, 2009Posted in blog, video | No Comments »
(shortfilm) Hungu
August 8, 2009The hungu is an African musical instrument, ancestor of the Brazilian berimbau. Its origins are carried on in an ancient tradition. Inspired by the grace and raw beauty of African rock paintings, Nicolas Brault combines 2D animation on a graphics tablet with the warmth of sand animation, thus uniting modernity and tradition, Brazil and Africa, music and memory.
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Astroid Impact
August 7, 2009
cgi asteroid impact to the music of pink floyd’s “the great gig in the sky” (dark side of the moon)
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Eat Your Footloose by Vangel
August 2, 2009Vangel’s “Eat Your Footloose” is a 20-min mish-mash of live set recordings from shows 2006-2008 in Paris, Milan, Budapest, Vienna, Toronto, & Montreal. Based on live improvisation of released and unreleased works. Free Download at vangel.bandcamp
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David Byrne: Playing the Building
July 29, 2009The famous and fantastic talking heads new york singer, shows us how he transforms an entire NYC building into a giant musical instrument.
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Make ‘em dance
July 26, 20098oinks is collaborating with Crashroots!
crashroots is an opensource music collaborative - crashing and mashing samples from around the globe. ’Make em dance’ is the title of our collaboration and our goal ![]()
pick any song you like from Crashroots’ Releases and create a Mashup-Music-Video, using the endless sources of youtube. upload your video to the 8oinks blog (featuring the url’s you used and the name of the track) Tag: make em dance
Latincontra - Cachaopeople Videomashup by samim 
Babalao - 20Points Videomashup by shirin 
Latincontra - se me olvidio el delay Videomashup by shirin 
Latincontra - Pasito tun tun Videomashup by shirin 
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House of Cards by Radiohead - Data giveaway
July 13, 2009In Radiohead’s video for House of Cards, no cameras or lights were used. Instead, 3D plotting technologies collected information about the shapes and relative distances of objects. The video was created entirely with visualizations of that data. Directed by James Frost.
You can play with their data visualization through a 3D viewer on code.google, and download the data to create something new. To see and share results check out the house of cards group on youtube. 60 versions were already made!
(more info at creative/radiohead)
The Making-of House of Cards video

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from ionisation to mechanical dance
July 10, 2009A short film by Flat-e. The project began life as a film to accompany a performance by the London Sinfonietta of Edgard Vareses Ionisation. An inspiring 20th century composer who pioneered works that cross over into the electronic scene of today.
The piece shows what you can achieve when people collaborate in an unventilated environment where superglue fumes outweigh the oxygen 6:1.
music by the new talented uk artist Ultre
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STOP MOTION GIFT =)
July 6, 2009Today in CrashRoots.com i publish these videos and thought it would be good to share it with yours.
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Expialidocious Mashup
July 1, 2009
The track is composed of a sine wave bass, custom drum sequences, and sounds recorded from the Disney film ‘Mary Poppins’. By Pogotracks.
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Bach Bach Bach Baaach Baaach by wzauscher
June 30, 2009Posted in blog, music | 2 Comments »
the chaotic and organic, James Paterson ’s graphic world.
June 29, 2009I ve been following this talented artist since year 2000, James Paterson, based in Montreal, he surprised me 10 years ago while he started to post his fantastic low quality flash animations.
his first website, presstube.com shows his past 10 years work, from little test sketches to sculpture, animation, painting, movies.
He’s also running the great animation website insertsilence.com
this video is an excerpt from ‘I Am A Chain Reaction’ which is one of seven works that make up the dance/animation/programming hybrid project, Smashup, collaboration with Amit Pitaru ( Insertsilence ), and dancer/choreographer Dana Gingras ( Animals of Distinction, The Holy Body Tattoo ). Smashup premiered in its complete form, an hour long performance, at the Festival Transamérique in Montreal in the summer of 2008.
The software component of I Am A Chain Reaction is projected from above and running live during the performance. This is a raw video recording from above and involves no compositing.
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Discovering Christian Marclay
June 29, 2009Let me introduce one of my favourite contempory artist, Christian Marclay :
Marclay’s work explores connections between sound, photography, video, and film. A pioneer of using gramaphone records and turntables as musical instruments to create sound collage, Marclay is, in the words of critic Thom Jurek, perhaps the “unwitting inventor of turntablism.”[1] His own use of turntables and records, beginning in the mid-1970s, was developed independently of but roughly parallel to hip hop’s use of the instrument. - wikipedia
Here a little overview documentary, Marclay discusses his interest in unwanted sound, his use of turntables, early examples of his art and more recent pieces too.
If you have a chance to catch a Marclay’s exhibition,… go !
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Leonard Cohen - Democracy
June 27, 2009Posted in blog, video | No Comments »
Michael Jackson, Tracks played per hour after announcement of his death
June 26, 2009Posted in blog | 1 Comment »
Michael Jackson R I P
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