羽田空港とその周辺からのタイムラプスです。城南島では強風のためブレないかとヒヤヒヤしながらの撮影でした。 camera : Panasonic GH4 lens : OLYMPUS M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 9-18mm F4.0-5.6 camera : SONY a7S lens : SONY FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS lens : Nikon Ai AF Zoom-Nikkor 24-85mm f/2.8-4D IF mount adapter : ARAX TILT adapter for use Nikon lenses on Sony NEX camera : SONY RX100M3 music : Summer Colour by I Am Robot and Proud color grading : VisionColor　ImpulZ(http://www.vision-color.com/impulz/) Rec709_Kodak Vis3 50D 5203 (DP)_FC

Taken from ‘Music for the Motion Picture Victoria’ – released by Erased Tapes on June 15th, 2015 ORDER LP/CD/Digital here: www.erasedtapes.com/store/index/ERATP071 ORDER DL via iTunes here: http://snip.ftpromo.net/victoria ABOUT: Nils Frahm has always said that he’s just waiting for something real special when being asked if he would ever score the music for a film. And that’s exactly what German director Sebastian Schipper presented to him with his one-take feature ‘Victoria’. Filmed in Berlin, Victoria’s plot sees a runaway party girl, who's asked by three friendly men to join them as they hit the town, but their wild night of partying suddenly turns into a bank robbery as the music changes from techno to subdued piano sounds. For the recording session at Studio P4 in Berlin, Frahm enlisted the help of long-time collaborator and cellist Anne Müller, violist Viktor Orri Árnason and ambient artist Erik K. Skodvin of Deaf Center on guitar. ‘Victoria’ won the Berlinale Film Festival prize for Best Cinematography and has also received seven nominations including Best Soundtrack for the Deutscher Filmpreis – Germany’s highest movie award, and will be released in cinemas across Germany on June 11th with plans to release it in the UK and other countries soon. More info: nilsfrahm.com · erasedtapes.com

Gary Wilson - Alone With Gary Wilson (Album Release 9/18/2015)
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--------------------------------- 1. Last Night I Kissed Mary 2. You Called Me On Phone Last Night 3. Let’s Walk In A Dream 4. Linda Walked Away 5. Chromium Clown 6. Every Night Is Friday Night 7. A Thousand Trees Were Dancing In The Dark 8. I Know That You Kissed Me 9. Please Don’t Make Me Cry Tonight 10. You Looked So Cool When We Were Dancing 11. I Really Dig Your Smile 12. Sea Cruise 13. I Will Do What It Takes 14. One More Kiss For media inquiries contact: MANIMAL PUBLICITY Paul Beahan paul@manimalpr.com Please Subscribe to our channel for the latest Cleopatra Records releases @cleopatra-recs http://cleorecs.com/
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umm.. I *must* learn more.

looking to fill some of the gap left by The Dissolve

fascinating device that leverages the acoustic elements of drumming and combines them with triggering samples, respecting the spacial characteristics (nerdy but neat)

not gonna lie, kinda tempted by this

The Bee Hive Society is having a Missed Connections Art Show in which headlines and blurbs are pulled from Craigslist's infamous forum and made into original pieces. The above image is by Jez Burrows and will be featured in the show. It's wonderful and, despite not being able to attend the show, I just wanted this image shared on the site for all time.

Josh clued me in to the existence of Brain Wave - a record label dedicated to releasing original compositions, thoughtful compilations and soundtracks under the mantle of chiptunes and electronica. You want to hear the Shovel Knight soundtrack? They got that. You want to hear original music from Keiji Yamahishi, the man behind Ninja Gaiden and Tecmo Bowl's sounds? Easily covered. Oh, and World 1-2 won Best Remix Album from VGMO, no small feat.

Even if you're not into chiptune or videogame inspired tunes, browse the site to check out the artwork - it spans a wide range of styles. In other words, something for everybody.

This project encourages viewers to watch and engage with animation physically. Discs were created with animated sequences embroidered onto their surface. They have been designed to be played on standard turntables and their shape and size is inherited from 10" vinyl records. The animation is activated when a strobe light illuminates the discs in sync with the embroidered frames of animation. This work was completed for my degree project at the ANU School of Art in 2013. --- Music: 'Educator' by Melt http://meltcanberra.tumblr.com --- Check out my other work: Instagram: http://instagram.com/elliotschultz Tumblr: http://blog.elliotschultz.com Website: http://www.elliotschultz.com

a discussion worth having

Specimen is an iOS game of color recognition that takes place inside a petri dish. The surrounding canvas of your dish is a particular color and you pick the specimen that matches. Sounds simple but once you get into some more subtle palette changes, it gets quite challenging. I was fortunate enough to play a beta version and got quite hooked. Now it's officially available and I think everyone should dive in.

The team behind the game includes Erica Gorochow and Upright T-Rex Music - so there's the added bonus of supporting awesome people by playing a fun, free, game.

Today, in 2009, Codaphonic released the EP Edison's Rival via my own yk records. It was the second release for the project and I'm still proud of how it turned out - great screenprinted artwork from BOSS Construction and five wonderful pop diddies.

Google's Deep Dream is getting all the attention right now but the behemoth also recently launched a bit more altruistic project called Contributor that's worth taking a look at. It's one part crowdfunding and one part ad blocker - you agree to contribute a predetermined amount of dollars per month (and to visit a few participating sites like The Onion) and instead of banner ads, you get blanked out pixel patterns. Your contribution directly removes the ads and contributes money to the participating creator sites. It's invite only for now but it seems rather appealing.

if I lived anywhere close to this, I'd be there

Traveller is Cory Chisel, Jonny Fritz & Robert Ellis Traveller performs Nobody Makes It Out on July 10th, 2015 in Nashville. Thanks Subaru for the Brat (please bring it back) and thanks to The Loar for the guitars! Created By Joshua Shoemaker NOBODY MAKES IT OUT Written by Jonny Fritz, Robert Ellis and Cory Chisel THIS LIL TOWN’S GONNA DRIVE ME CRAZY IT ONLY TALKS TO ITSELF I LOOK AROUND ME AND NOTHING’S CHANGING OH HOW I WISH I COULD HELP STUCK ON THE TIP OF YOUR TONGUE WITHOUT SPEAKING NEVER GOING NOWHERE WHEN I WAS YOUNG I WOULD DREAM OF LEAVING BUT NOW I DON’T EVEN CARE AHH CUZ I KNOW NOW WHAT I’VE LEARNED IN THIS ONE HORSE TOWN IS THAT NOBODY MAKES IT OUT THIS LIL TOWN’S GOT NO SENSE OF HUMOR CAN’T EVEN LAUGH AT ITSELF I SWEAR I THINK THERE’S SOMETHING IN THE WATER OH I’M SO DOWN ON MY MYSELF STUCK ON THE TIP OF YOUR TONGUE WITHOUT SPEAKING NEVER GOING NOWHERE WHEN I WAS YOUNG I WOULD DREAM OF LEAVING BUT NOW I DON’T EVEN CARE AHH CUZ I KNOW NOW WHAT I’VE LEARNED IN THIS ONE HORSE TOWN IS THAT NOBODY MAKES IT OUT FRIDAY NIGHT WE GO DOWN TO THE QUARRY JUMP OFF THE CLIFF IN THE DARK “I WAS WILLING BUT SHE WASN’T READY” THE ONLY TAPE IN MY CAR

the yearly @generallee collection of SDCC photos is here.

I'd been reading about The Wolfpack for awhile now - a documentary about a family of teenage boys living in the lower east side of New York, very rarely allowed to ever leave their apartment and sustaining themselves on a steady diet of movies. The trailer paints an understandably sad and oppressive picture but the movie itself shows a real triumph of will for these kids. They seem amazingly well socialized (on the whole) and incredibly creative with their tactics for swede'ing scenes from their favorite films.

It's in theaters, on iTunes, Amazon and the other usual suspects. Highly recommend. If you've seen it already, be sure to watch this interview with director Crystal Moselle and Mirror Heart, the short film that the brothers wrote and directed.

I acknowledge that going too far down the path of nostalgia can be a trap - a mindset that prevents you from allowing anything new to be appreciated. However, a few nods now and again to the bits and pieces of the pop culture zeitgeist are certainly appreciated. The folks at Creepy Co are walking that fine line pretty effectively. The Divine and Dr Frank Furter pieces are straightforward homages (although creative in their own way) and the drip pins are, obviously, nice sendups to genres on the whole. Definitely going to keep my eye on their future original creations.

via Lee