roachpatrol:

escapekit:

Smeared Sky

Ontario, Canada-based photographer Matt Molloy has begun a experiment with time-lapse sequences. It’s created by digitally stacking 100 to 200 photographs—to reveal that the blue yonder isn’t always blue in his picturesque, painting-like photographs. 

Oh my GOD. 

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absurditynow:

Common People - Pulp

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skateebrat:

thats the way you gotta see it. 

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Now hosted on Dailymotion, hopefully it lasts a bit longer.

Why would you block third parties (i.e. fans) from posting your tracks on YouTube?

First upload on the new channel. Been looking to post this song ever since the album came out - absolutely beautiful.

Making a YouTube channel for music that deserves to be on there but isn’t for some reason. Ready to face takedown notices.

pierrotechnique:

Entre deux, Enter Two Track by Track – Pt. 2: “Observations 1: In Her Eyes…”

Song number two (no, not “Song 2”) on Entre deux, Enter Two is the first half of a two-part instrumental suite entitled “Observations”, this first part of which is called “In Her Eyes…”.

This piece first crept into existence a couple years ago when my girlfriend at the time suggested I try something more atmospheric and experimental. So I listened to a lot of AIR (maybe a bit too much) and got to work with some little synth and guitar loops. The track sat in a rough state for a long time until I finished it up and polished it in the style that made it really fit in the new album.

Making this piece was the first time I’d really worked instrumentally and it was also the first time I’d constructed a full song out of loops I’d made myself, so the whole experience was very interesting and taught me a lot of things I would later use in producing the rest of Entre deux, Enter Two. I picked up a lot of the techniques when I made the second part, “…Coule cet air”, but more on that later (it’ll get it’s own post, after all).

I’ll write up the third post, for “When Tomorrow Comes”, sometime next week. For now, don’t forget to listen to and perhaps even download the rest of the album!

The story of track 2.

arpeggia:

Anja Schwörer - Untitled, 2004, bleach on cotton, 190 x 145 cm

arpeggia:

Anja Schwörer - Untitled, 2004, bleach on cotton, 190 x 145 cm