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Monthly Archives: June 2011

The LGBT Creatives Series: An Interview With Terre Theamiltz

Posted on by KYLE FITZPATRICK

Before we dive into the interview, I wanted to say that it is with great happiness that I share our interview with audio producer and musician, Terre Theamiltz. I have been a big fan of Theamiltz’s work for years and, personally, think the work as K-S.H.E. and DJ Sprinkles is some of the most important [...]

Kouichi Okamoto’s Pendulum Sound Machine

Posted on by Bobby Solomon

While I was guest blogging for Dwell magazine over the weekend, there was one thing I had to save for myself, simply because it was way too rad to share. It’s called the Pendulum Sound Machine and was created by Kouichi Okamoto of kyouei design, a Japanese designer doing some fantastic work. It’s made of [...]

María Luz Bravo

Posted on by Philip Kennedy

María Luz Bravo is a self-taught photographer who’s interest in photography came about from her background in studying architecture. While studying, she became greatly interested in the ideas of public spaces and privacy, and her interest in representing these themes led her to create some rather wonderful photographs. The emptiness of these scenes evoke a [...]

A Brand New Song by Björk Called ‘Crystalline’

Posted on by Bobby Solomon

[Audio clip: view full post to listen] A hot new track by Björk just came out of the weirdo oven… and I’m not really sure if I like it yet. I don’t think it’s bad per se, but it’s not really that exciting either. The beat of the song kind of feels like something that [...]

Brand New Trailer for Pixar’s ‘Brave’

Posted on by Bobby Solomon

Pixar released the first teaser trailer for their next big film called Brave, and it looks pretty good, even if it’s only 1:15 long. Here’s the synopsis: Since ancient times, stories of epic battles and mystical legends have been passed through the generations across the rugged and mysterious Highlands of Scotland. In Brave, a new [...]

Packing A Soundtrack To A Holiday

Posted on by Philip Kennedy

[Photo: The U.S. National Archives] There was a time when packing for holidays was easy. Just grab a few changes of clothes, a couple of roles of film, squeeze them all into a suitcase and throw it in the hold. Now things are a little trickier. The money-pinching tactics of the budget airline has turned [...]