brett westnedge

Hot Chip’s new music video is weird.

heymamawolff:

J Dilla - Safety Dance

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I want this to be my home.

Little Dragon - Feather

Thank you, Damon Albarn, for introducing me to Little Dragon.

Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti - Round and Round

Just watched Logorama last night. Quite possibly the most enjoyable 15 minutes I’ve spent all week. And it only cost $2 on iTunes!

“Brighter Mornings for Brighter Days”

Kind of wish I could’ve come up with this great spot for Tropicana orange juice.

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Here We Go Magic - Collector

Just purchased tickets for the May 9th show in Boulder. And it’s worth mentioning I bought them with a Visa card, not an American Express.

This reblog is for you, Gus.

hypem:

bentleyboysbcn:

João Brasil “Let It Baile”

Somebody at The Guardian has a sense of humor.

Pantha du Prince & Panda Bear - Stick To My Side (Four Tet Remix)

There’s a whole lot of awesomeness going on inside this mp3.

I think I was distracted by how cool this looked to allow myself to become too scared.

techspotlight:

Are You Afraid Of Google? A Video Explanation Of Why Some Fear The Giant

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unsolvedmysteries:

adocica

This mix is hot.

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brutallabs:

Gorillaz - Some Kind of Nature (Feat. Lou Reed)

Spiritualized - Baby I’m Just A Fool

My neighbors are probably so tired of hearing me blast this song.

Netflix, here I come.

soupsoup:

slippy:

We Live In Public finally comes out on DVD today. I cannot express enough how much ass this documentary kicks. I consider myself a pretty versed in internet history/culture/ and all around web fuckery, but the stuff I saw in this movie just made my head spin. I guess I had no idea what was really going on. Most of the action the takes place over ten years ago, in a time when we were just beginning to figure out what it means to live our lives online, in view of thousands of people on our blogs or webcams. This doc is a cautionary tale about the loss of privacy, about what it means to put too much of your life online, about how going too far too fast can sometimes be too much. The most frightening thing about all these tales - and this documentary is just one of many - is that in ten years time we really haven’t learned anything about the perils of over-sharing, and more hilariously, we just don’t care.

See the trailer here.

Buy the DVD here.

Great movie, go check it out.

Way to represent, Illinois!

ilovecharts:

Where Bars Trump Grocery Stores

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jstn:

Brian Eno - The Microsoft Sound

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This is Bjork’s house. I guess I shouldn’t have expected any less.

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Listen to the new Gorillaz album Plastic Beach in its entirety, courtesy of NPR.

willcrusta:

Gorillaz - Plastic Beach Album MegaMix

Gorillaz “Plastic Beach” Orchestral Trailer (in HD).

I can’t figure out which one I’m more excited about: the album or the accompanying DVD.

I want.

jakelodwick:

I got a Zeo a few days ago and it’s pretty fascinating!

You wear a headband with a doodad that reads your brain’s electrical patters through your forehead, and it logs what “mode” your brain was in throughout the night. Then you upload the data to their website and look at the graphs to see how you slept. “Hmm, I only got an hour of REM sleep last night, I wonder why?”

Kind of crazy that they can do that … seems very futuristic. I feel like self-monitoring tools will keep getting more popular. It’s certainly more efficient than therapy…

DOODcast: DJ Fitz finally hits the online community with his Psychedelic storming tunes gathered lovingly by hand from all around the globe. Prepare your self for some awesome KILLER JAMS.

Probably the most consistently awesome podcast I’ve listened to in a really long time. You should probably subscribe. Bonus attack…just realized that Geologist from Animal Collective guest DJs on episode 5, “Outback Whack Off.” Really sick stuff.

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So appropriate right now.

1. The Monks (21)
2. Pictureplane (13)
3. Harlem (7)
4. Washed Out (1)
5. Joanna Newsom (1)

Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

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I’m digging Ryan McGinley’s new work for Levi’s Cords by Opening Ceremony. Pretty good Pictureplane song too.

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I’ve never taken my dog cruising before, but I’m pretty sure he’d roll hard like this if I did.

Harlem - Gay Human Bones

Here’s how it works.
We spend most of our time on “important + urgent” and “not important + not urgent” things. Like work, or watching television. It’s the “important + not urgent” things that we need to give more priority. These are the things that you love but have no pressure to act on.
Set this image as your desktop. Clutter it all up, make a huge mess, save everything you ever want to look at on your desktop. Then organize your files appropriately.
Every time you open a file from the “important + urgent” or “non important + non urgent” quadrants, look at everything you’ve got waiting around that’s “important + non urgent”.

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thommy:

Record grooves under an electron microscope

I kind of forgot how awesome this record is. Pretty great tuneage for mountain driving.

bestrooftalkever:

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somethingchanged:

“Sign Out” by Josef Schulz is a collection of digital manipulated photographs of billboards which Josef took along highways in the USA. Via Today and Tomorrow

So true.

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I want to go.

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