So this is part of the rpg campaign announcement/pitch I sent to my gaming group last week: You are a field agent of the European Internal Action Service (EIAS), a secret organization within the European Union tasked with monitoring and … Continue reading
So I have Sirius XM satellite radio in my car (bloody brilliant for my commute to work), and Tuesday night I was listening to BBC Radio 1 (heh) for shits and giggles. I heard this song by Brit drum and … Continue reading
Ganked this from Warren Ellis’s joint, it appears the Moon Wiring Club is dropping a new album soon. Trippy. “Stripped Paint for the Last Post” is a great album, so I bet the new one will be just as good. … Continue reading
This summer, I decided, in what was clearly a mental breakdown of sorts, to expand my web footprint, to better harness and master my Google search results (be proactive on that people!) so that the stupid shit I used to … Continue reading
Warren Ellis, aka Internet Jesus, finds the strangest things. Figured I would toss this one up too because it’s grabbing me: WU LYF “i got dem wu wu busted teef spitting it concrete like the golden sun god” i got … Continue reading
A somewhat creepy video of a slow-groovin’ song for your evening listening: Caribou “Sun” CARIBOU – Sun from Caribou on Vimeo. … Continue reading
grinding.be | Brilliant Noise Posted: 04 Jun 2010 01:59 PM PDT “To create Brilliant Noise, Semiconductor (aka Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt), went through hundreds of thousands of computer files to select some of the sun’s most spectacular and unseen … Continue reading
Something I stumbled across on grinding.be: There are a number of cheesy, direct-to-DVD sci fi movies in this, I think… … Continue reading
I haven’t done an iPod post in a while, so why not now? But instead of listing the latest albums, I’ll do a short list of the last 10 songs I bought & downloaded off the internet (in this case … Continue reading
A hat tip to Warren Ellis on this, and posted here because I don’t want to forget it, let’s hear it for the Oxford-based techno group Space Heroes of the People, with songs located here. “Barbie is a Robot” and … Continue reading