David Lynch has apparently been busy making music instead of movies lately. Here’s a surprisingly upbeat and fun tune called “Good Day Today”. More info on the Guardian web site here.
Good Day Today by threeminutesthirtyseconds
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Archive for November, 2010
Philipp Virus is one of my favorite video directors. Ever since seeing his work with Atari Teenage Riot and the artists on the Digital Hardcore Label in the 90′s, I’ve been a big fan. I saw these 2 videos on my Youtube subscriptions today so I thought I’d share. Good to know he’s still doing work.
And the classic “Sick to Death” by Atari Teenage Riot
I have a feeling there’s going to be a lot of Olivia Wilde in the next few weeks with Tron: Legacy coming out soon and I definitely won’t be complaining. Here she is on the set with Details Magazine. For the article and photos click here.
23
Nov
Pretty Hate Machine
It’s kind of like visiting an old friend when bands reissue/remaster albums. Nine Inch Nails has remastered the CLASSIC “Pretty Hate Machine” for your listening pleasure. This should be required for every serious music fan. Enjoy the lovely looking and sounding “Head Like a Hole” video and buy the album here.
Nine Inch Nails: Head Like a Hole (Remastered) from Nine Inch Nails on Vimeo.
20
Nov
Saturday Soundtrack
Here’s a Saturday Soundtrack video mixtape for a coffee fueled morning rampage.
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19
Nov
Fake Movie Trailers
The Smoking Jacket posted some fun fake movie trailers today. The Halo movie is my obvious favourite.
17
Nov
Technical Foul
Arizona based noise band Vladee Divacc posted a new EP on their bandcamp page. Check it out and download it for free!
Here’s a nice behind the scenes video and interview with Olivia Wilde in LA Confidential Magazine.
12
Nov
Friday Video Mixtape
Here’s a little video mixtape for a Friday afternoon soundtrack and distraction. Some old songs, some new songs, stuff I’ve been listening to lately or remembering fondly.
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This trailer for Winnie The Pooh made me very happy last night. Kind of surreal to hear Keane, music from my adulthood with such a beloved cartoon from my childhood. Also worth noting is how faithful to the original and beautiful the drawn animation looks. Well done Disney. Thank you for not fucking this up.
