A bit of a mini documentary about Roots Manuva's new album "Slime & Reason".

The first ever internet balloon race. Give MZ Camel a boost!

Been meaning to blog about this for some time now. David Byrne's very nice interactive sound installation in NYC.

I recently rediscovered the "BH" Surfers' (I like to keep it clean) album, Electriclarryland and I have been listening to it on loop. The single from the album, "Pepper", has a great video.

The new Girl Talk album has been out for over a week now. Though I listened/danced around to a friend's copy the other day, I haven't had a chance to get my own until today. You can pick your own price for the album, so if you want it for free, go for it. There is a bonus if you pay over $5, as well as over $10. I went with the latter because it opens up the option to download the album as a seamless FLAC file, plus individual FLAC files. FLAC is ultimately a better form of compression than MP3.

The album is incredible. Not too many cats can mash Busta Rhymes and The Police and get away with it.

Download your copy now!
[ visit Girl Talk site ]

Richard Misrach has an exhibition in the National Gallery in D.C., right now. I visited the show this week and enjoyed it very much. Take a virtual flash tour through the NGA website:

[ view "On the Beach" photo tour ]

Labels: national gallery of art, photography, richard misrach

BBC recently ran a very neat article about the first recorded computer music (1951).

[ listen to clip ]

[ read artcile ]

This is not an ironic post; this is seriously an ultra radical performance.

Clip from "Andy Richter Controls The Universe" with Conan O'Brien guesting.