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  • The Works
Apr 07

planetdamage linkbox, 2012-04-07

  • April 7, 2012
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  • Found The Nines (IX) via m1k3y’s blog – a three-part movie that promises to be an intricately constructed intriguing blur of reality, virtual reality and metaphysical fantasy, without having seen that: the trailer is edgewalking between Wild Palms and 23 – but a definite must-watch for the holidays.
  • You’ve probably stumbled over Glass, Google’s augmented reality project – Wired UK has a great overview on it – but what tickles the back of our brains is: where’s all the (mostly) relevant Google Ads material? Here’s a brand identity corrected version called ADmented reality by pop culture hacker Jonathan McIntosh.
  • The Hartnoll brothers aka Orbital are back for a new album after eight years and here’s what they told Wired’s Geeta Dayal. And there’s a collab track. With Zola Jesus.
  • Rock Band turns into Rock Band Blitz, ditches plastic instruments, basically goes Audiosurf.

  • Dunno the source for that (but that was probably from Russia) – Luminokaya, quite a decent psy/goa artwork lab.
  • Glitch/ambient/technoid/evil dubstep god Hecq has a free Ableton Live Pack for download -according to the Ableton site, “a modern update on classic IDM and glitch, infused with a healthy dose of dubstep elements.”
  • Stop Writing on the Internet to Make People Love You. A wonderful and true piece on why and how we do or do not write and have our doubts about the whole thing. Jennifer Wright. She has words of wisdom.

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Writer, journalist, creative, nowadays more of a musician. Wrote a book on future research and a New York Times-acclaimed script on the big screen. Insatiable love for weird stuff, Asian cuisine, pop/altcult, coffee, eyecandy, anything with a Scoville rate or a frequency.

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