EXP ETC explores a diverse array of experimental from harsh mind-bleedin noise to the African grooves of Fela Kuti. The prepackaged package of goodies in this MP3 blog includes links to the 50 albums of Merzbow‘s MERZBOX, which slowly I am acquiring. Just take a look and the sidebar, it lists plenty of album downloads. [...]
A heavy inspiration of my own work, “Thumbs Up” (watch online) pioneer and superior weirdart guru David Choe completed this visually stimulating piece HENDRIX. check out his blog at http://davechoe.blogspot.com/
Upon reading The Wire magazine‘s top 50 albums of 2008, I was inspired to share my own favorites of the year. TEN Hospitals – Hairdryer Peace Skin Graft’s Hospitals again have used their full potential to produce noisy no-wave ear brutality. It’s as if LSD was a sound and had the same effect to the [...]
Pumping Half Japanese at 4 in the ayy-emm while working on illustrations. Email for prints!
Scattered wreckage of gift wrapping inhabits my floor. Grace is in Calgary, leaving us beasts behind to caretake. The digital world has been blooming with “Top 2008″ lists, so I had an impulse to follow tradition and make one for myself: 1. Get Your War On – Top 10 Catchphrases of 2008 “I consider myself [...]
Winter struck Canada hard this year. Travel is slow, Christmas is in, people complete errands. The girlfriend and I are moving to our new place in Montreal on the 29th, and we’ve been spending time creating a mental design. Meanwhile, I finished a new illustration but lack of a scanner handicaps my creative output. Other [...]
I recently joined an art blog website centrally located in Caucasus featuring artists around the world. Please take some time to check it out!
It’s a drag when you swap mixtapes and you get one that’s much stronger than the one you sent. So here’s a few tips to ensure someone will be happy the tape they receive. 1. Theme One of the main attributes that can turn a mixtape into a great mixtape is assigning a theme to [...]
After hearing people summarize their music taste into one word, you often hear “underground”, as infuriating as it can be. Underground implies that they’re lesser known, but what makes the sound of “underground” different from the front end of music? 1. Major labels are the devil Record companies become the band’s parent. They let them [...]