Archive For June, 2010
There are two main approaches to choosing the keywords that you use within your site: Guesswork You ask yourself, “what would I type into Google if I was looking for myself?” and write down everything you can think of. Job done? Research You analyse competitors, take your ‘guesswork’ list and put it all into Google’s [...]
Skytopia have a great set of pages on the search for a 3D version of the Mandelbrot Set. Or at least, for an interesting 3D version of the normal Mandelbrot. It’s easy enough to produce fractal solids that have a Mandelbrot on one plane, and if you …
Skytopia have a great set of pages on the search for a 3D version of the Mandelbrot Set. Or at least, for an interesting 3D version of the normal Mandelbrot. It’s easy enough to produce fractal solids that have a Mandelbrot on one plane, and if you …
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ulf16AsaoUoVideo made by Tim Pieraccini , based on the poem “If” by Yahia Lababidi.I really like the idea of making videos for poems. It shoudn’t be reserved for music!
The next workshop will take place on WEDNESDAY 7/7/10 at the LATEST MUSICBAR. We will be focusing on collaboration so if you are interested in sharing your song please comment below and bring a chord chart of your song. It … Continue reading →
If you go down to the woods today, in floaty trousers and without a balaclava, you could end up with a weeping, distended eye socket and knees the size of watermelons. It all started innocently; friend X to me: ‘would you like to go on a ‘plant journey’ in the woods?’ Me: ’sounds like hippy [...]
….And They Have Escaped The Weight Of Darkness represents an extraordinary leap forward from the potential of earlier works by Olafur Arnalds, which threatened at times to collapse under the weight of the melancholia dominating the emotional range, particularly in last years ‘Found Songs’. A broader musical palette, even introducing drums to the mix, enables 
GRAHAM TURNER LUVS TO SUK FAT, VEINY COCK Tate Garland grinned sourly and concentrated on the job at hand. With his right leg extended awkwardly out in front of him pinning the broken-lock cubicle door shut against possible intrusion, he tried to evac…
It was early. The sun hadn’t yet made its way fully over the horizon. Otto made his way into the house through the back. There was a small ventilation fan in the kitchen window that he was used to removing that enabled him to reach in and undo the lo…
