More Antibodies

Wemix

Wrangler remix (wemix?) time again. First up is Mal wrangling the Serge Modular , making a hi-hat sound, then me and Phil wrangle the MCI desk on final mix down. Watch this space for more info..

Word of the Week #60

Sexy Men Of Synths!

I just found this blog all about sexy synth men and I almost fell off my herman miller aeron half way through. What an honour! Heres a selection in black and white:

Keep Kalm

Have you ever missed an art preview and then wished you had made the effort to mingle with all those trendy arty people drinking free beer and talking really loudly and not looking at any of the paintings because of all the other trendy people in the way or even worse missed the whole show even though it was on for months, because you're just so busy and you had never actually heard of that artist but then it turns out their work is really cool when you read about them in vice magazine 3 years later? Well here is the solution if you live in New York. Mr Kalm should franchise this idea out to other cities, I love watching these!



James is a working artist himself and has an amazing knowledge of modern art and a great eye for detail. Of the 500+ exhibitions he has covered most are walk around tours, which is like being there in person, but occasionally he interviews the artist directly

Pro Anti-Body

Here is the very awesome and scary new Gazelle Twin video:

Shock Omission

Actually one of the few omissions from the previous post video was this excellent synth theme for the 1980 modern art series The Shock of the New. The music was made by Paddy Kingsland at the Radiophonic Workshop. Being at a loss due to flu I just watched all 8 episodes back to back

Trunk Again

I've had a shocker of a cold for the past 3 days - which means watching a ton of stuff on TV and youtube. And I ran across this little beauty - Johnny Trunk's selection of BBC title sequences, from the 1950s to the 1980s. There are some really beautiful and clever things in here, most of which I had never seen before

70s World

Everything up on the moor looks like something from a 1970s Roger Dean painting, like the one below from one of those Yes albums I just bought

For example, here is a picture of Biba I just took:

Red And Green

Testing out my new Korg analog delay...