posted December 8, 2017 #
I don't give a damn blowin this shit up, you're a god damn fool if you don't have tickets yet. ???? https://t.co/pfbhjuWSXS
posted December 8, 2017 #
pretty impressive mashup of pop culture / cult film references
posted December 8, 2017 #
In 1999 @elbontruk asked my (out of the blue) if I wanted to design the website for the band @goldfingermusic. I'd never professionally designed a website. We haven't stopped since. ?♂️ https://t.co/Pm9bjfDbHs
posted December 8, 2017 #
assuming this is legit, i have an odd affinity for them
posted December 8, 2017 #
first two records were stellar, i imagine this will be too
posted December 8, 2017 #
If you didn't see the
tweet, one of the
yk Records artists that I work with -
Little Bandit - has been named in the
Top 40 Best Country Albums of 2017 by Rolling Stone. Maybe you don't care about Country Music, maybe you don't care about Rolling Stone - but, for me, it's quite a honor to see such a thing. I had zilch to do with the crafting of the actual songs but I'm still real happy that others recognize how good it is.
Here's a list of weird things to watch!
I've watched the
loop of this maybe 500 times. I suspect many more await me.
posted December 8, 2017 #
try to avoid WHAM's holiday hit. If you can't, let it be known.
posted December 8, 2017 #
Over the past
few years,
Eric R. Mortensen &
Skinny Ships have curated a music countdown site that asks a number of artists to re-imagine their favorite albums visually - either new cover art or just some significant representation of the top ten albums they enjoyed over the past trip around the sun.
The list this year is as massive as ever, featuring
Jez Burrows,
Shawna X,
Mark Weaver,
Lisa Engler,
Nate Utesch and tons more. I'd be better off just listing every single artist on the site because there isn't a single one that isn't worth poring over their designs and their selections.
posted December 8, 2017 #
Assuming you use Spotify for most of your daily discovery and listening habits*, this
2017 Wrapped site should be of interest to you. It takes everything you listened to over the past year and compiles a little report on what your favorite albums, tracks and genres were. My
results are exactly what I'd expect with the exception of a 1997 Built to Spill song somehow making it into my #1.
If you're
not a Spotify user, there's not much here for you but I do recommend sitting and watching someone use the site as the animations and general "bubbleness" of the site are quite nice.
* I use Spotify maybe 40% of the time for my listening, a local library of mp3s and Bandcamp make up the majority of my listening. No surprises there.
posted December 8, 2017 #
PUT YOUR TIN FOIL HATS ON, we are about to go on a VERY wild ride.
I haven't been this excited since I first found out about the incredibly strange world of quicksand porn.
posted December 7, 2017 #
Whoops, I’ve been on the internet all day
for the last 20 years
posted December 7, 2017 #
I'm sick of these libs telling me I can't say "Happy Honda Days" because I might offend someone who celebrates Toyotathon. So, I guess I'm supposed to wish everyone a "Happy Winter Car Sale"?
posted December 7, 2017 #
To our readers: a letter from our new editor, @dpatrickrodgers. https://t.co/rSrPvdcFXN https://t.co/Hp9NeL3xqS
posted December 7, 2017 #
Every year around this time I revisit the David Argyle Thacker album,
The Mouth Trumpet Christmas Album. I've been listening
since 2012 and the absolute joy of this version of
Jingle Bells has lost zero of its luster.
The only downside of the album is that it's labeled "The first annual" and there's never been a followup. Regardless, I'll take what I can get. Perfection.
posted December 6, 2017 #
Peak avocado ? https://t.co/oTpqbTTheX
posted December 6, 2017 #
so we’re going to cancel out all our green energy gains with crypto currency mining. sounds about right. https://t.co/Rl0xjtXHLJ
posted December 6, 2017 #
I love the complete absurdity and awkwardness of
Pizza Truck Simulator. Available for PC or Mac (thanks Unity!), you are set on the task of running pizza truck - making the pies, cooking them and delivering them to hungry customers - all achieved with stiff outstretched arms and low-polygon count fingers.
If the future of computing is VR, this game should be first in line for a headset. It's easily playable without it but sign me up for full immersion.
Brought to you by
Charlie Tran,
Cosmo D and
Chad Pugh.
See also, The Job Simulator.