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The New Yorker profiles Avatar director James Cameron and the quotes from it are amazing. The Vulture breaks down the most fantastic bits into bite-sized brainbombs.
It’s movie night with Lydia and Billy!
I made a mix. It’s electronic music, primarily tech and progressive house. Right click or option-click to download here, if you’d like.
Here are the songs featured in this 76-minute, 145mb MP3:
No Memory — Roland Appel
Purple Soul — Carlo Lio
Compass Rose — Adultnapper
Touch My Horn — Jesse Rose
West End Girls 2009 (Club Mix) — James Talk + Ridney
Am Alive (Martin Roth Home Is Where We Belong Remix) — Shiha + Dr. K + Nii (featuring Sarah Blacker)
The Call — John Gurd
Asteroidz (Sultan and Ned Shepard Remix) — DBN (featuring Madita)
Magenta Sunset — Michael Cassette
Time After Time (Chris Reece Progressive Mix) — Feel + Alexander Popov (featuring Tiff Lacey)
Praise You 2009 — Fatboy Slim vs Fedde Le Grand
Manadd’s designs for the 11th anniversary collection for the well-regarded dance label Bedrock do a fine job of reflecting the music inside: sleek, precise, and with just enough color to make it interesting. In a better world, the type would be smaller, but now things have to be designed for the miniscule iTunes cover art display.
Some questions are for the ages, others are best left unanswered.
A London-based art director turns lost shipping lists into typographic treasures. I don’t like to describe things as “charming,” but this certainly is.
Sheriff Gartner and Sam Kimimura make time to visit the locals.
Taking cues from the Kindle and iPod classic, Openmoko’s Wikireader is a three-button encyclopedia that allows the user to focus on content. I’m actually a big fan of single-function devices that do one thing really well. My only question, of course, is if the section on the lightsaber in popular culture is going to reflect my edits from earlier this month.
Aaron is annoying and it’s a little political up in here.
Existentialism, examination, and diversion.
Get out your checklists and play the home game!
A forthcoming “Black Edition” of Spiritualized’s magnum opus features design by Mark Farrow and associates, who also did provided the original release’s multiple, fetishistic packaging options.
Today’s strip has a reference to a Warhammer game, if you like that sort of thing.
If I could remember the lyrics to that Huey Lewis song, I’d make them the link to this comic strip.
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