on Quantum Bit Netlabel
cc:by-nc-nd - 2012
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
2021-05-15
2021-03-19
Yo Hey Look!
another contribution to the "Public Domain Day Short Film Contest Highlights Works of 1925"
2020-11-21
2020-01-10
2019-05-23
2017-08-09
Fat electronics!
Thanks to this blog article from the FMA, i run into this interesting promo from Da ! Heard it Records, from which i discovered these French electro guys, enjoy!
The Fat - Death In Legoland [live 21/11/2014 @ Da ! Heard It Party] from Da ! Heard It Records on Vimeo.
The Fat, a band based in the north of Paris, consists of two pillars: Jacques de Candé and Thomas Suire. Louis Pontvianne and Romain Drogoul join the two comrades live. One year after their first stage performance at Instants Chavirés, aside pioneers of Russian industrial music Vetrophonia, their first album, Meat Me, comes out.
The band aims to let the synths speak. Their qualities, their flaws, the damage they’ve suffered overtime are as utilized in the conception of the pieces as are lengthy improvisation sessions.
A festival of Moog, DSI, Roland, Aelita, Jomox, Oberheim, Eowave… The use of exclusively analog machines kindles a usually cold sound into a latent dampness. The construction of the pieces from a bass line, blurry yet well-framed, thanks to a crispy solid rhythm reminiscent of Oto, accentuates our indecision between choppy gesticulations and petrified emotion.
At the beginning of the album, a languorous beat skews all pulse of excitement and favors a listening focused on all of the subtleties in the variations of sonorous matters. When the rhythm accelerates later on, a tribal dialog settles in, where the roundness of the exchanges between melodies and the rhythm box’s primary pulses tangle in despair, as if bliss only ever belonged to the past. A few infecticidian gimmicks erupt on certain tracks, and our bodies appropriate this music in a measured gestural.
Now, it is your turn to appreciate and have your emotions ascend. Shh!... Listen, there...
That little repetitive sound, in the background, in a psychotic spiral, where is it taking us to ? Are we not heading towards Forbidden Planet?
To create the visuals on the sleeve, the band called on Pia-Mélissa Laroche, a graphic illustrator that cherishes lead. Pia’s universe is a mixture of anatomical imagery and geometric volumes where spheres, cubes, and organic cells intertwine. We lose ourselves, like children, in this very personal interpretation of an infinitely small world.
“Meat Me”, Da ! Heard It Records’ 26th release is distributed under a Creative Commons License BY-NC-ND. The album can be downloaded at the following address: https://www.daheardit-records.net/en/discography/dhr-26
The Fat - Death In Legoland [live 21/11/2014 @ Da ! Heard It Party] from Da ! Heard It Records on Vimeo.
The Fat, a band based in the north of Paris, consists of two pillars: Jacques de Candé and Thomas Suire. Louis Pontvianne and Romain Drogoul join the two comrades live. One year after their first stage performance at Instants Chavirés, aside pioneers of Russian industrial music Vetrophonia, their first album, Meat Me, comes out.
The band aims to let the synths speak. Their qualities, their flaws, the damage they’ve suffered overtime are as utilized in the conception of the pieces as are lengthy improvisation sessions.
A festival of Moog, DSI, Roland, Aelita, Jomox, Oberheim, Eowave… The use of exclusively analog machines kindles a usually cold sound into a latent dampness. The construction of the pieces from a bass line, blurry yet well-framed, thanks to a crispy solid rhythm reminiscent of Oto, accentuates our indecision between choppy gesticulations and petrified emotion.
At the beginning of the album, a languorous beat skews all pulse of excitement and favors a listening focused on all of the subtleties in the variations of sonorous matters. When the rhythm accelerates later on, a tribal dialog settles in, where the roundness of the exchanges between melodies and the rhythm box’s primary pulses tangle in despair, as if bliss only ever belonged to the past. A few infecticidian gimmicks erupt on certain tracks, and our bodies appropriate this music in a measured gestural.
Now, it is your turn to appreciate and have your emotions ascend. Shh!... Listen, there...
That little repetitive sound, in the background, in a psychotic spiral, where is it taking us to ? Are we not heading towards Forbidden Planet?
To create the visuals on the sleeve, the band called on Pia-Mélissa Laroche, a graphic illustrator that cherishes lead. Pia’s universe is a mixture of anatomical imagery and geometric volumes where spheres, cubes, and organic cells intertwine. We lose ourselves, like children, in this very personal interpretation of an infinitely small world.
“Meat Me”, Da ! Heard It Records’ 26th release is distributed under a Creative Commons License BY-NC-ND. The album can be downloaded at the following address: https://www.daheardit-records.net/en/discography/dhr-26
2017-07-05
2017-04-11
ride along the dubtech-train
we found this nice relaxing trip on the CYAN netlabel, a label specialised in dub, dubtech, space-ambient and all that kind of stuff: all aboard!
Oudin13 | High Flow
cc:by-nc-nd - 2016
Oudin13 | High Flow
cc:by-nc-nd - 2016
Tracing Arcs - Consequence of Love
right from the iconic netlabel iD.EOLOGY, which is sleeping since 2012, this smooth, loungy Tracing Arcs tune: enjoy!
cc:by-nc-nd - 2010
cc:by-nc-nd - 2010
2017-02-15
Crept Away
Pandacetamol - Crept Away from akustikfilm on Vimeo.
Announcing Pandacetamol's Room for Reflection album, soon to be released on https://rec72.net
Video footage "Basic Brown, Basic Blue" found on https://archive.org/details/BasicBrownBasicBlue
Announcing Pandacetamol's Room for Reflection album, soon to be released on https://rec72.net
Video footage "Basic Brown, Basic Blue" found on https://archive.org/details/BasicBrownBasicBlue
2016-04-27
2016-03-28
King of the Flies
hi,
i encountered this nice animation clip, when i was looking for some psychedelic video stuff, enjoy and leave some feedback:
i encountered this nice animation clip, when i was looking for some psychedelic video stuff, enjoy and leave some feedback:
King of The Flies
2014-09-23
2014-08-15
Charlie Chaplin and The Great War
in commemoration of WW1:
this must be one of the oldest war movies ever (sep. 1918!), with Chaplin as a war hero in this healthy mix of comedy, irony and sarcasm
public domain in archive.org
this must be one of the oldest war movies ever (sep. 1918!), with Chaplin as a war hero in this healthy mix of comedy, irony and sarcasm
public domain in archive.org
2014-08-10
gin was already a hype in 1954
This hilarious silent experimental film was made by Koenig, and explored abstract art as it related to alcohol-induced myopia. Filmed in the studio of animators Norman McLaren and Evelyn Lambart, it was never released, and stars National Film Board of Canada stalwarts Stanley Jackson as the painter, and director Roman Kroitor as the subject.
link: https://archive.org/details/TheGreatIllusion1954
link: https://archive.org/details/TheGreatIllusion1954
2014-06-28
2014-04-15
soundtrack remake
From netlabel aquietbump comes a special, weird new release:
"PEAK returns in a new kind of format for AQBMP, with a Audio-Video Release. Dubbing out on the movie from the Dada manifesto �Entr�acte� of Ren� Clair, a functional reduction of �So Shy�, it�s the deconstruction of dub vs disassembled images of the film, a spectacular visible hearing experience to embrace you both live and indoors."
Enjoy!
"PEAK returns in a new kind of format for AQBMP, with a Audio-Video Release. Dubbing out on the movie from the Dada manifesto �Entr�acte� of Ren� Clair, a functional reduction of �So Shy�, it�s the deconstruction of dub vs disassembled images of the film, a spectacular visible hearing experience to embrace you both live and indoors."
Enjoy!
2014-03-09
2014-01-15
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