Circumambient by Grimes
Grimes is produced by Claire Boucher from Montreal.
Circumambient
by… Grimes
album… Visions
label… 4AD
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Chaotic 3D Video “Mimic” by Lucio Arese
This is the absolute best video I’ve ever seen of integrating 3D and sound. Warping blocks and shards are driven by chaotic sound that are in complete sync with each other.
It is an experimental video by Lucio Arese. The live footage was shot in an empty cattle market.
Here! In The Wychwoods by The Advisory Circle
This is the third album for a bloke named Jon Brooks who writes under the name The Advisory Circle. It’s very 70′s sounding synthesizer music. It’s as if Boards of Canada were actually writing music in the 1970′s. Great stuff.
Here! In The Wychwoods
by… The Advisory Circle
album… As The Crow Flies
label… Ghost Box
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Dusty Horizon Interlude (Electric Calm Mix) by Roland Klinkenberg
Don’t know much about this fella. Nice chill eletro’ish song.
Dusty Horizon Interlude (Electric Calm Mix)
by… Roland Klinkenberg
album… Electric Calm V.4
label… Global Underground
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Hail the Robots by Disrupt
Disrupt creates electronic dub… and it’s hand boppy. You won’t be disappointed.
Hail the Robots
by… Disrupt
album… The Bass has Left the Building
label… Jahtari
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scoreLight Laser tracking by University of Toykyo
Remember that video of the robotic hand with three fingers that could twirl a stick, bounce a ball, throw a cell phone up in the air and then catch it? The one that looked like this…
Well… that was created at Ishikawa Komuro Lab’s at the University of Tokyo. All I can say is that is one smart tribe of cookies. If you dig deeper in that lab you’ll find out that they’ve done a crap load of insane projects such as this laser tracking, sound generating contrapsha-speriment.
scoreLight is this name of this project. And no… it doesn’t use a camera to find outlines. It’s a laser beam that uses feedback and looks for changes other factors. I’m not 100% sure, but I am guessing color frequency and/or distance variations. Take a look. Pretty damn cool.
Massive Attack by Podington Bear
I can only describe Podington Bear as music that should have been used for a kids show. This track in particular is actually more beaty, but still a good representation of what he does. Podington Bear is Chad Crouch and you can find his website and podcasts here. Cool thing about Chad is that he freely shares his music and gets income from licensing of his tracks. Podington Bear is actually a 10 CD set of 135 songs of this kind of stuff. If I recall it was part of a project he worked on where he produced a new song every day or two. Nice work Chad and thanks for the groovy music!
Massive Attack
by… Podington Bear
album… Homage Fromage
label… Hush Records
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Defusing The Bomb by Tomas Dvorak
Ok. Seriously folks. This is a great track… BUT WAIT THERES MORE! This track is from this increadibly brilliant and fun game to play from Amanita Design. It’s called Machinarium and it’s cute, beautiful, fun and engrossing. You have to take a look at these screen shots and video of the game. The game starts where you’re a little robot who is in pieces, you need to piece yourself together and then find your way through the robot city to discover what you’re supposed to be doing. The sound track is by Tomas Dvorak also known as Floex and the music is very well written and the sounds mature and fully developed. I’ll quit with the crappy words and let your ears decide.
Defusing The Bomb
by… Tomas Dvorak AKA Floex
album… Machinarium Soundtrack
label… Amanita Design
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Et Hop by Philippe Laurent
Seriously great electro with nice low-fi quality going on. Great melodies and beats. Really great work by this, I’m guessing, French chap.
Et Hop
by… Philippe Laurent
album… Hot-Bip
label… Minimal Wave
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Taper by Mr. 76ix
I love wormy acid and this track has it. Tempo changes and other good shit make this a nice filling dish for the ears.
Taper
by… Mr. 76ix
album… Experiment Four
label… Skam Records
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