I have no idea what this song is about, but I found it pretty infectious nonetheless. That coupled with a very cool music video that almost gave me a seizure and I was hooked.
Be the cool hipster of your office at work today by listening to music no one in North America has probably heard. Check their website for bonus marks - heavy and poppy... do yourself a favour and check it on Vimeo in HD fullscreen for the best viewing experience.
Okay... I know it's hard to believe, but the blue and green spirals in the picture above are actually the same color. I had to "eyedrop" them in a graphics program to believe it myself, but it's true. If you can't see the similarity at all, try looking at the very outskirts of the "blue" spiral and with less noise around it, you can start to see the blue look more green.
I don't know if it was the Phish concerts I went to last weekend, but the psychedelics are really getting me going this week.
No, not quite Wonder Woman's invisible plane, but I've got to admire someone who comes with up a cool idea and actually goes through with what must have been an incredible amount of effort all in the name of art. I wonder how this car would look in the middle of field or just driving down the street... kinda like a rip in space.
I'm not one to take a bunch of pictures, but I really enjoy the medium, and I especially like what Erik Johansson does with digital manipulation. Check out the link under the above picture for about a dozen more.
I think Freddie Mercury would be proud of the time and dedication it must have taken to produce this - although he may have preferred some spandex be involved. Just goes to show how one can find music anywhere. It's a little bit hypnotic as well. I can't believe I just watched a tech junkyard create music for six minutes... I need help!