Technology & Pop Culture

Dot Matrix Printers Film Latest Radiohead Video

Posted by Bradley under Music, Technology

Okay, so not really.  They used lasers!  Friggin’ lasers.

Radiohead and a handful of geeks used several laser technologies to film their lastest video for “House of Cards“.  And they did it all without video or film of any kind.

Really interesting behind the scenes of the process at the link.  And the video too, of course.

http://code.google.com/creative/radiohead/

And if you’re patient, play around with the data visualization flash application.  WOAH!

http://code.google.com/creative/radiohead/viewer.html

Tags: House of Cards, Lasers!, Radiohead, Video

Huey Lewis Says Chronic, Releases Pineapple Express Theme

Posted by Bradley under Movies, Music, Personal

Yes, I’ve been waiting for this to drop!

The title track to the upcoming summer blockbuster Pineapple Express (sung by no other than Huey Lewis) has been posted on the Lakeshore Records MySpace page.  LOLZ.

You’ll crap your pants!

http://www.myspace.com/lakeshorerecords

[IMG via slashfilm.com]

Tags: Chronic, Huey Lewis, MySpace, Pineapple Express

Chinese Democracy Hits The Tubes

Posted by Bradley under Music

9 tracks from Guns N’ Roses 13 year cluster fuck Chinese Democracy have been interneted.

You know where to find it.  But here is the link to the blog that leaked it if you need a jumping off point.

http://www.antiquiet.com/features/2008/06/weve-got-chinese-democracy-and-its-worth-the-wait/

Good luck.

From what I’ve heard so far, surprisingly, it has some substance.

[IMG via hypeful.com]

Tags: Chinese Democracy, GNR, Guns N' Roses, Leaked, Tubes

If They Mated: Google Earth And Trent Reznor

Posted by Bradley under Music, Technology

Trent Reznor has released download totals for his latest album “The Slip” via an interactive Google Earth map.  Free.  Open.  Future.  Win!

http://dl.nin.com/kml/slip_dls.kml

Tags: Google Earth, Interactive, NIN, Nine Inch Nails, The Slip, Trent Reznor

New Alanis Album Is Björk-tastic

Posted by Bradley under Music, Personal

My goddess Alanis Morissette is back with her seventh studio album Flavors of Entanglement.

It’s kinda dance, but still moody and very post Ryan Reynolds, see “In Praise Of The Vulnerable Man” a great track.  Sounds are rich and expressive, sometimes angry, sometimes sad.  She’s back with her fun side on “On The Tequila” (fun, fun girls night out track) and “Giggling Again For No Reason”.

Flavors of Entanglement was co-produced by Guy Sigsworth of Björk fame.  Electro hot.  And it’s really visible on the first track — which leads me to…

You can get a DRM-free 256 kbs MP3 of the first track “Citizen Of The Planet” from Amazon for FREE right here!

Or stream the entire album for FREE at Artist Direct here.

I’m really quite impressed with this album.  Alanis is a lyrical magician.  She’s enlightened, mature and very female.  If you are a fan and haven’t re-visited her post angry-mid-90’s-rock phase take a look!

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Tags: Alanis Morissette, Björk, Flavors of Entanglement, Ryan Reynolds