posted August 20, 2015 #
incredibly clever presentation for a punk rock band
posted August 20, 2015 #
all pieces online and many still for sale!
posted August 20, 2015 #
I'm very proud to announce that the first track from Sleep Good's
Dream Dealer album (the one I am
releasing at the end of the month) now has an
official video. "X" was directed, shot and edited by
Tomas Vengris (Terrence Malick, Lena Dunham) and features a load of beautiful imagery shot through alternative lenses and natural effects to evoke a feeling of summery bliss. Maybe that's the artful oversell but it's a lot of pretty images paired with a wonderful song.
Please
watch it and spread the word if you don't mind.
posted August 20, 2015 #
It's only available in San Francisco and the Greater Boston area but Google's
Project Sunroof is a pretty fascinating piece of tech. You enter your address, Google's robot hordes analyze their satellite sunlight data and decide if it's worthwhile for you to install solar panels on your place and then surface the savings you would find if you did so. I always wanted panels on my house in TN but the cost per panel was ludicrous, maybe this kind of attention to savings will help to drive the price down and we can finally have them be standard with every home.
posted August 20, 2015 #
My good friend
Keith runs a basketball podcast called
Fastbreak Breakfast that covers a lot of ground that I have absolutely
zero insight into. I know so little about the sport of basketball that 90% of the show is complete gibberish to me. However, the remaining 10% consists of the three hosts discussing their breakfasts, a topic I know much about.
I mention this because A) it's funny regardless of how informed you are on the subjects at hand and B) they've just released a
Breakfast Retrospective Episode in which they review all of host Chuck Anderson's early meals through their season. It is mortifying to hear the horrible things that this individual eats but made up for by the onslaught of mockery he receives.
Long story short, listen to
this, it's an amusing piece of work.
posted August 19, 2015 #
CoSigned rockers Bully made quite the impression with a solid TV debut on Conan: http://t.co/MF4PZlQ9Jh http://t.co/voy4AXsybD
posted August 19, 2015 #
Most profitable movies based on return on investment. Fascinating table: http://t.co/FRx2zx1U88 http://t.co/42QQoReFkA
posted August 19, 2015 #
Opposite table is also fascinating, of course: biggest loser movies based on worldwide loss: http://t.co/FRx2zx1U88 http://t.co/8HqazsZTz2
posted August 19, 2015 #
Just read Josh Duggar had an Ashley Madison account.
No words to describe it. Poetry! They should have sent a poet.
posted August 19, 2015 #
Dogs and Rainbow Keyboards: The VHX Story https://t.co/dn9XpU5eU3 http://t.co/psijZuggWl
posted August 18, 2015 #
Song Exploder (@SongExploder) talked to @_HEALTH_ about making hi-fi noise: http://t.co/PhdTYhhlF9 http://t.co/F4KMM1NBJf
posted August 18, 2015 #
"More than a hundred large fires are burning in the West."
Sometimes news ledes read like poetry.
posted August 18, 2015 #
Cat is currently in Offline Mode. To restore Cat Mode, please try turning the unit off and back on again. http://t.co/G0mkFSB1nT
posted August 18, 2015 #
damn you Buzzfeed listicle, i enjoyed this despite myself
posted August 18, 2015 #
Friendly reminder: Glenn Close played a male pirate in HOOK. http://t.co/xTMfUPXaed
posted August 18, 2015 #
Soviet era posters always have such a striking look to them through their combination of simple shapes, limited color palettes and, typically, a bit of movement. This
massive gallery of movie posters from the Stenberg brothers, Vladimir and Georgii, are some of the finest examples I've seen in some time. Aside from the incredible gallery, there's also a rather lengthy interview with Vladimir about his history with the art and the whole scene from the early 1900's.