Thoughts, Etcetera

M.C. Escher Documentary

2012-01-04T22:58:00.000Z

Mark Lawson Talks to Ian Hislop

2012-01-01T22:49:00.000Z

Private Eye Documentary

2012-01-01T22:29:00.000Z

Punch Magazine

2012-01-01T22:25:00.000Z

Life what you make it

2011-11-01T08:34:00.000Z

Phone is Ringin

2011-04-29T12:11:00.004+01:00

Beastie Boys featuring Santigold - Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win by Hypetrak

expect to hear this blaring from crusty food stalls at all the major festivals this summer.

ANDSOIWATCHYOUFROMAFAR....

2011-04-29T10:37:00.001+01:00

....WANKINGINTOADUSTBIN

Been bangin the Balam Acab EP pretty hard again now the suns back out.

Some things last a long time ...

2011-04-14T16:08:00.004+01:00

Like our extended hiatus here at Thoughts etc. ...

Check it out, a heap of Daniel Johnston covers!

Important Announcement to follow

2009-03-30T23:54:00.002+01:00

N.A.S.A.

2009-03-23T13:46:00.001Z

This is turning out to not be as shit as I thought it would be. The track with the RZA 'Way Down' is the highlight for me. Almost enough to forgive the terrible, terrible OBEY video, seriously can we please forget about Shepard Fairey, the dude gives me the creeps.

Guilty Pleaseur foreveur, oui?

2009-03-21T16:08:00.001Z

Pretty embarrassing guys I know, but I love this song. Plus he's got a beard and a corduroy jacket on.

Casiotone for the Painfully Alone: Young Shields

honey is cool -- Nach heart

2009-03-21T15:59:00.001Z

Check out Karin Dreijer's old Band: Honey is Cool. Pretty Lo-Fi Nineties stuff, but kinda all right when it gets going. Hints of what was to come with the vocals.
Why are their no interviews with The Knife? There's one in Swedish (I think) and another with a gimmicky Jew embarrassing himself in a shower in NYC, and that's it. I would love to see how they make music in the studio. Please?

Underworld - Dark and Long

2009-03-19T11:37:00.001Z

Another song I had forgot about, these guys were all over the place when I first started noticing music as a lad, way back in the 90's. Its strange seeing how people like you and me dressed and acted back then, I wonder if Underworld came out today would they be wearing white rimmed Wayfarers and have 'jaunty' haircuts, album covers with bits of antlers naively drawn on on beige sleeve. I'd like to think not, then again imagine having to endure the crowds of baggy jumper'd pre-Cold Feet-ites telling you they loved you and touching your face instead of the clumps of bitchy, good looking art students biting their top lip a bit and not dancing enthusiastically at all. I know what I would choose, sadly.
Still I sometimes wish bands today would dress more anonymously,
and have a dancer as part of their line up

GusGus - Desire

2009-03-18T13:34:00.001Z

I've been looking for this video for about four years now after seeing it on 120 minutes. Today I felt all summery and searched it and its just as good as I remember and the song is even better. These Icelandic guys had a bit of a varied career and I think they're still going. I believe you can download this for free on their webshite too. Here ya go boy...

www.gusgus.com

The Cows -

2009-03-09T14:07:00.001Z

Here's some good ol' AmRep schtuff from the nineties, This video is pretty sick, as in good. The swastikas and cartoons really do it for me.

This man was caught dunk driving

2009-03-06T08:56:00.004Z

My favourite of the many great quotes from Sir Charles: "I'd never buy my girl a watch... she's already got a clock over the stove."

Dunphy next please DarkHorse.

Godzilla vs Barkley

Look how stoned the kid is.

2009-03-05T11:58:00.001Z

Have these people not got child protection services? Jeeeze!

Jah hear I when I cry

2009-03-05T11:48:00.002Z

I'm pretty fascinated by the life and times of Haille Selassie at the moment, I bought two sick t-shirts with his face on them from Depford market for six quid. I'm also pretty fascinated by Jamaica and the Rastafari and their weird little habits. I'm surprised they can get out of bed in the fucking morning smoking joints like the ones in this video. At 2.40 it looks like someone is taking a shit on a record press.

That Snow Triumph, Fool

2009-03-04T15:34:00.003Z

Back to reasonable music now, these are from a couple of rather lovely new albums.

Ametsub - Snowy Lava

Library Tapes - A Modest Triumph

Meat Beat

2009-03-04T13:01:00.001Z

Alot of thes political video "mashups" or whatever can be quite cringe inducing. but this brought the lols.
From the great Ben Stokes.

Shabazz The Disciple - Crime Saga

2009-02-26T13:53:00.001Z

I cant get enough of 90's gangster east coast Hip-Hop

THE SEA AND CAKE - Weekend

2009-02-25T14:58:00.001Z

Wow they have more than one good song and more than one uplifting video!
My posts are pretty foggoty at the minute. More metal soon, maybe. Sucks for you

The Sea and Cake - Crossing Line

2009-02-25T14:54:00.001Z

Hurry up spring, get a move on summer

LIVERPOOL STREET STATION SILENT DISCO

2009-02-25T14:33:00.001Z

I looked in a science book the other day and it casually told me that you cant actually destroy energy! Who knew that? So then, why is Boris Johnson Spending loads of money trying to stop knife crime in London's fair boroughs when as an energy of sorts it cant actually be destroyed, if only we could funnel it towards these sweet little guys on a Friday night in Liverpool Street. You just know the people that organised it were probably the one's that started the 'I bet I can Find 10,000 people who hate Mondays' groups on Facebook.
I had to walk through thousands of teenagers with Offspring hoodies on Friday night, down the road I seen hundreds of the grimiest black youths on their way there too, sadly the cops shut the place down and the obvious cull of twats at the hands of south London's finest never happened.
Silly Billy's

JAPE 'Graveyard' : Live from the grave

2009-02-25T13:10:00.001Z

Y'all probably hate this guy for being the great white hope of Ireland, I bet you get him rammed down your throats like you did The Frames when you were teenagers. I like him, and I like this song especially, and I like people seeing the lighter side of Black Metal. It reminds me that Dublin isn't full of pople called Finton who wear purple cords and hang out with people with dreadlocks called Fergus pontificating about about the Doors. Whenever I want to miss home I whack this on in the old office, close the door and google image Letterkenny. Hahahahahaha, so obviously I haven't watched this in a long long time.

Sucka

Far from Beni(g)n

2009-02-20T12:32:00.007Z

This is a nice song.

The sound quality mightn't be the best but in a way it's nice to hear the sound of a cassette barely supporting itself again, you can hear that someone has almost played this record out, which (way back in the 90's) I used to view as a minor, if odd, achievement. On a simpler note, I just like this one more.

Sagbohan Danialou - Djo Assou Tchédo (Laisse Moi Mon Mari)

:)

Insert 'Turkish Delight' Pun Here

2009-02-20T12:13:00.004Z

I'm hesitant to put anything here that may be classed as world music, but this is just too good.

Best listened to as entire albums, Moğollar make some wonderful Turk-folk-rock-prog-guitary-ihavenoideahowtodescribethis music that is compelling, hypnotic and relaxing.

If that terrible description has interested you then download below. If not then I'm sure that the generals internets has a better preview a-lurkin' around some pron infested corner.

Moğollar - drama köprüsü - bolu beyi

Moğollar - özüm kaldi

Essential Viewing

2009-02-18T17:59:00.002Z

VBS documentary about the baffling "donk" movement
put a Donk on it

Jefferson Airplane - Today

2009-02-18T13:16:00.001Z

Soon I'm going to be fired for posting on Thoughts too much

SOPHIE CAN WALK

2009-02-18T11:41:00.001Z

HOW TO FIGHT

2009-02-18T11:30:00.001Z

This is the shit I've been trying to get into yall's brain's about fighting, listen up!

Gee Vaucher Interview

2009-02-18T09:37:00.001Z

Wow dude's, this is an interview with the artist Gee Vaucher, famous for the doing the Crass record covers in the 1980's. As I've pointed out before Crass were a big thing for me when I was a lad after some lonely punk cashed in their back catalogue at Universal Records. In retrospect it was probably the covers that did it for me as the you could barely hear the songs on the fucked up vinyl.
Her stuff is pretty sick, pre Photoshop mashed up realism/dystopia painted collage-ness. My favourite is the the cover of 'Feeding of the 5000' , some fella carrying a Crass flag through a ploughed field, forever I thought it was a photograph. Whoopsie.
Anyway its nice for a minute to reminisce about the silly stuff I used to listen to and plus she seems like a nice lady, who's pretty collected now I think. The guy interviewing her is Gavin McInnes, one of the three founders of Vice and writer of the Do's and Don'ts, until he left last year to do this thing 'TV Carnage' with that twat Derrick Biggles or whatever his name is. I read that they are stopping the Do's and Don'ts soon, so I can stop worrying about my gear crisis'

Casiokids: Fot i Hose

2009-02-17T10:05:00.001Z

I know this has been getting a big response on the blogs and even the Radio but I gotta post it up here because its the most addictive tune I've heard in a while. What a class idea to use that synth sound. Hard not to steal it

Im your puppet

2009-02-16T15:50:00.003Z

Introducing new limb to the Shindig-verse. A blog to chronicle my ever expanding adventures in Motion Graphics.
Comments welcome
Shindigvisual.blogspot.com

New Edition - Something About You

2009-02-16T13:00:00.001Z

I like this song, and I'm ok with that.

Ratatat- Germany to Germany (official video)

2009-02-16T11:36:00.001Z

Again these guys have been around for a good while now but I would strongly urge you to check out the Hip Hop mixtape they did if you didn't check it when it came out. Their remix of 'Run' by Ghostface is sick, aswell as the Missy Elliot number. One of them was a hired gun for Dashboard confessional apparently, but we'll forget about that for the minute

Yeasayer- 2080

2009-02-12T15:14:00.001Z

As with the last three posts I'm guessing you all probably know these people already as you most likely check Nialler9 (and any other music blogs) more than I do. You probably definitely know these guys as they've had an album out since early last year (I think), toured with MGMT and played on Later With Tools Holland. Last year when I moved to London properly I was heavily into them, I was a miserable wreck of a ex-student and their African Fleetwood Mac melodies soothed my mind and gave me a hairy erection.
Sure they have their shitty draw backs, such as a singer that does embarrassing shit on stage and a bassist that dresses like a straight George O'Dowd fireman schoolgirl. But I thought (and still think) 'Yes Jesus finally, a band that can play their instruments to an above average standard that don't spend their time showing us that they can play their instruments to an above average standard, I also like (totally love) the funny rhythms and time signatures they use that could still be danced to. Recently, especially in the last decade, there has been too many bands showing off their musical abilities to the detriment of their songs and finally we get one that puts the songs above their technical bullshittery. I think that is marvellous.
I would link to a downloadable version of this song (if I actually knew how to do that) but I'm on my work computer, but seriously try find this song and another called 'sunrise' on whatever 'stealing music' website you use, they are solid, solid gold my friends. Lets hope they don't fuck it up.

We're Back -- Heartbreak

2009-02-12T13:06:00.001Z

I saw this pair last summer playing in the Camden Lock, I'd been drinking in the streets with two ruffians and one of them made us attend, I was very surprised when they started playing as they looked like sweaty foreign rapists.
I guess they peddle pretty Moroder-esque Italo-disco (shudder) but you really have to be there when they play, it's most fun. That geezer with his dance moves is a bag of fun. He had the sweatiest moustache I have ever seen yet never took off his very tight leather jacket the whole time.
In this video they're playing in Bethnal Green working men's club which is where I went to dance really seriously to the old disco music, its a nice place with cheap beer, pity its in one of the toilets of east London.

P.S: the band in the last post are called 'the invisible' not 'the invisible's' as I incorrectly stated. Fucking whoops

The invisible's 'London Girl'

2009-02-12T11:10:00.001Z

This is a nuvver' band I've been feeling a lot recently, I think it was the ever great Giles Peterson playing them last year that pricked up my ears. Its fitting that I've recently been seriously getting into the funk guitar vibe. I'm sure yall's could draw TV on the Radio comparisons, but frankly that means you're totally a disgusting racist pig, yeah!
The closing shots are of shoredich where I regulary ponce about, so thats nice I guess, isnt it.

Yeah

Appaloosa -The Day (We Fell In Love)

2009-02-12T10:58:00.001Z

Since I dont really post any music on Thoughts made this decade I've been keeping an ear out in the last few weeks for new music and visiting the boring music blogs, Yaaaaawn. A few things have come to my attention.
This here is Appaloosa, yall's probably know them by now but this song really cought my attention for being so nice that I didn't even try figure out why my ears liked it. The other nice part is that Patrick O'Dell made the video and he's one of my favorite photographers. In fact there might be a wee post about him coming up soon.

STAB YOUR BRAINS WITH YOUR NOSEBONE

2009-02-06T12:53:00.001Z

Dano got me on a hip hop vibe this morning with his last post. This is one of my all time best tunes to listen to at work when I'm entering data about peoples back problem's on Arista, it makes me forget that I'm in an office next to a room where a plesant fat lady is teaching people how to use their blackberry's and makes me think I'm in Bed Stuy smashing back those '40oz' beer things. So yeah..........Murda!

The Hip-Hop roundup

2009-02-05T16:10:00.003Z

I don't listen to as much Hip-Hop as I used to and that depresses me somewhat, so, Im gonna make a conscious effort to
rectify that this year.

People under the stairs-California
From Fun DMC

Sole-A sad day for investors (astronautalis remix)
From Sole and the skyrider band remixed

Sage Francis-Conspiracy to riot
From Strange Famous Records 2009

Bonus:
A beat that didn't make the cut for Strictly for my coves that I just found on my computer.
Flux (demo)-DJ Dano

TUNES FROM THE MOON UNIT

2009-02-05T14:47:00.002Z

WALTER JONES – THE ODYSSEY SOUND (MOGG & NAUDASCHER EDIT)

this is really great – bangin as heck with spacey tones – listen to it while slammin cans

I've been partying a lot these day's y'alls

2009-02-05T10:53:00.001Z

In kinda odd places, hence the lack of posts. I went to the Royal College of Arts first year show last night, it wasn't amazing but it wasn't terrible neither (pronounced: 'neevah' ). At the weekend I went to Bethnal green working men's club where they played the oldest disco I've ever heard, I was very drunk and took my dance moves very serious. Last week I went out to the poshest clubs I have been in and partied with Lady Ga Ga and Mark Ronson (well they were there, y'know) I managed to acquire some friends along the way, one guy who was an almost perfect doppelganger of Prince (sideways afro, stubble moustache, black), and a boy with a dead ladies head tattooed on his neck who looked exactly like Pete Doherty and was called...wait for it......Pete. I slept at my office that night. Also last week I discovered I don't totally hate real ale, just kinda hate it. I discovered this whilst drinking with some very rich and posh Lawyers who later that week I think lost their jobs. Bummer dude's.
Yeah that was the big thing last week everyone in London lost a bit of their job. The massive snow storm that engulfed London was great, people talked to each other in the street and had snowball fights. Everyone still complained about it and rang into radio stations, Londoners could wake up shitting gold bars and they would still call their doctor complaining their haemorrhoid cream wasn't working. The whole city came to a standstill and I think secretly everybody enjoyed it.
Anyway that may seem like a big long list of 'hey look at all the cool shit I get up to in London' but I like to think of it as a 'hey look at all the cool shit I get up to in London, come visit me, we can do it together'. And also I haven't listened to any music that was made after 1998 in the last year so what else am I going to blog about

new mix for Brighton

2009-02-04T22:37:00.002Z

Soft Cell – So (12")
Panthers – Goblin City (Holy Ghost Remix)
Curses! ft Nancy Whang & The Juan Maclean – The Deep End
Lifelike – High On
Friendly Fires – Paris (Aeroplane Remix)

here, innit

Can't you hear me yella, you're puttin' me through hella

2009-02-01T12:56:00.004Z

Certainly the lengthiest piece I've ever posted here, Stella is one of only two tracks on Kashiwa Daisuke's Program Music 1. Whilst it takes a minute or two to do much other than make me want the bathroom (you'll see) it eventually relaxes into one of the most enjoyably meandering pieces in my somewhat limited collection, falling on top of every genre it passes.

Kashiwa Daisuke - Stella

NEURO-PISS

2009-01-28T14:10:00.001Z

Living in London you tend to notice after a while that the tube don't work too good after half eleven or twelve at night, which sucks a massive svelte cock. Getting a taxi home can be done, but it will cost you thirty to forty quids (that's roughly.....thirty to forty Euros to you, I think, stupid credit crunch) Its better to have a few people with you or just some girl who's worth that sort of punishment hahahahahaaa. Anyway, I digress, the reason for this post is that the main way to get home at night for me at least is to get a night bus, if you're with a bunch of rugby pals from Marlboro college this can be fun and exciting and you might not even get stabbed by a Turkish gang member, but if you're on your own this can be a bit shitty.
Generally people leave you alone but the worst thing is falling asleep. Once after going out for some drinks with some friends from work, I got so drunk that I told one of the directors that I was going back to work to sleep off the drink, all of a sudden my once drunk pal sobered up and gave me a thorough telling off, I drunkenly left the bar pretty sharpies and angrily made my way home, then proceeded to fall asleep on the bus, I ended up all over London changing at the end of each line and falling asleep as soon as I got on each bus, eventually I woke up around Crystal Palace (somewhere I really wouldn't want to get off) and I really NEEDED to piss, so I whipped out me old Hampton and hosed down the back of the seat in front of me. Shameless. This has been on my mind since the weekend where I have vague recollections of waking up on the tube in the morning with a very sore jaw and pissing whilst looking some foreign geezer right in the eye. Eventually I ended up in Caterham which isn't on the tube and is way outside of London. I'm sorry guys but I needed to get that off my shoulders.... .....very badly. SOZ

I DON'T CARE WHAT NOBODY SAYS

2009-01-27T16:22:00.002Z

I don't listen to the Kings of Leon and I've only touched on some of LL's tracks, but this is a great cover.

Kings of Leon – Knocked Up (Lykke Li cover)

The Gymnopedist and the Phonometrograph

2009-01-27T15:11:00.016Z

. my left hand wants to clap but my right hand knows i'm a wanker
. i shan't post anymore songs unless i'm sure they're quality
. i'm sure : )

Eric Satie - Petite ouverture à danser

Eric Satie - Sonneries_de la Rose + Croix- Air de l'Ordre

Eric Satie - Gymnopdie no.3

COC'S

2009-01-27T13:41:00.001Z

Despite kinda sorta studying it for three years, I have only half a clue as to what Graphic Designers (Caps) actually do. A great many of my friends Design Graphically every day for a job and get paid right handsome to do so. Vaughan Oliver up there was a childhood hero of mine, but these days I cant figure out what he actually did when he made those album covers, was it all him from idea to execution or did he get a wee Japanese boyo to take the photographs of a bunch of weird stuff he thought of whilst having a shower and then cough a load of type on top of it?
I've sort of concluded that they (Graphic Designers) rush into work in the morning with box of Muesli in one hand and a copy of Creative Review that isn't in the shops yet in the other, complain about the Tube (take the bus you mug) then settle down to some brainstorming (checking their FB), later on they have some blue sky thinking (looking out the window) whilst listening to Sigur Ros (that's not a dig btw), after chewing the arms of their square rimmed bi-focals they have a big meeting with the Partners (the ones that swapped the cocaine for claret early on) where they eat Farley's Rusk's and drink coco. They all slap each others backs and finally decide on a design that's based on a visual pun (or a joke to you and me) that anyone who isn't regularly smoking strong Cannabis (70% of England) will grasp after seeing three times in the advert breaks during Midsomer's Murders. Then its over to the photographers, illustrators and art workers to dress their joke up in a visual context and make it walk across the page, all nice and tidy.
Then again I could have driven my problem with understanding what they actually do into blind dislike and a ferocious jealousy of their salary. They could very well be like little Bob Gill's and single handily steer our notions of how we feel about what we eat, what we read, what we sit on and all the stupid shit that we want to waste out cash on. Hmmmm maybe I should bring it up at the weekend....

Damn recession

2009-01-26T15:21:00.005Z

Paul Kalkbrenner - Since 77

Nooooze (News in bulgarian)

2009-01-17T18:02:00.002Z

....And here's some American News program about the music of Bulgaria. Full of schmaltz but also some fit Bulgarian wommen, makes you wonder how they end up looking so shit when they get older, then again the wind might have been blowing south on the 26th April 1986 at 01:23:45 a.m. Too Harsh?

Sorry about breaking this post up into four parts boys and girls.

kate bush with trio bulgarka

2009-01-17T17:55:00.001Z

Here's that Kate Bush collaboration thing the soloists from the choir did . God I want to bang her.

GAY AND PROUD

2009-01-17T17:46:00.001Z

Youtube wont let me post more that two videos at once, so here's another. These guys aren't the Bulgarian National Radio Choir but I don't think that really matters as this is a Folk music and as such sung by the folk of their country. I think this song perfectly illustrates the crushingly sad but mad beautiful schtick these birds have going on in Bulgaria.
It looks like it was filmed in the communist version of Terry Wogan in the eighties and has that annoying Youtube floating writing at the start but its still put a tear in my eye. You bitches.

BUL-GAY-RIA

2009-01-17T17:26:00.001Z

This is a post that I've been sitting on for a while, I was a bit unsure how to talk about this shit without sounding like a complete fag. Anyway, this is the Bulgarian National Radio Choir (Or something like that) they sing this sort of beautiful nonsense that I first heard while listening to Donal Dineen's Small Hours program on Today FM when I was a wee boy, i taped it and while I had no clue who did it, what it was or why I liked it I was constantly listening to it all the time.
Later I found out through a Radio one documentary that some herbert ethnomusicologist went out to Bulgaria and recorded these ladies voices, then that Ivo Watts-Russell fella who owned 4AD records licensed them off him and released them on an album called 'Mystere Des Voix Bulgares'. The album became kind of popular and ended up winning a Grammy for best folk or something. They went on tour and ended up recording a few numbers with Kate Bush. I don't really know if this sort of thing still goes down back in Bulgaria. I hope it does.
Now for the gay bit. The thing that got me was the strange open-ness in their throats, a weird sound that comes out sounding like a woman crying combined with what I imagine the lump you get in your throat after watching Forest Whitaker's character die in 'Ghost Dog' sounds like. I half got the gist that somewhere back in the 16th century those villain's the Turks decided that Bulgaria would be the shining example of how conversion to Islam was a good and fairly easy thing to do to christian Europe. Things didn't go that well and the ever cruel Ottomans came up with the great Idea of kidnapping young Bulgarian boys, training them as extremely cruel warriors of the Jihad and then sending them back to convince their former countrymen to convert, failing that they would hang whole villages on wooden stakes, torture, rape and burn churches.
Living in a religious battle ground, the weird cruelty used against them (the Ottomans had a rather unique way of turning their rulers into sadistic mad men through solitary confinement in palaces if memory serves me right) and the the eventual conquer of Bulgaria led to a very, very sad bunch of oppressed people and as we all know as Irish men and women oppression comes out socially in really weird ways (look at what your great-grandparents did for hobbies: playing the fiddle, bombing England, drinking until they were blind). So yeah Turkey fucked about with Bulgaria in the sixteenth century and then when I was seventeen I heard about it in my room and it sounded like a collection of noises I had never heard before, I really mean that. This is something that I really couldn't have imagined before hearing it and its one of my favorite things.

I like their little cover at the end hahaaha

If you hate your friends you're not alone

2009-01-14T13:35:00.001Z

Has this ever not been true? (present company not included of course)

Rock and Roll band

2009-01-12T22:16:00.004Z

Out of Control-Todd Rundgren

Smokin'-Boston

Relationship of Command

2009-01-10T13:34:00.005Z

I got the sudden urge to listen to At the Drive-In's Relationship of Command yesterday - and not having it in my music collection, I ventured off to my local torrent provider to get it. It's one of those albums you mightn't stay in contact with for years but when you meet it again, you're pleasantly surprised by how good a shape it's in. It still sounds as fresh and urgent as its release in 2000, a year that also saw them kicking and screaming their way into the collective conscience with their legendary performance on Later With Jools Holland. Their performance was so primal and chaotic, that given half the chance they would have shitted all over Jool's piano, which is no bad thing.

Album downloaded, I pulled the speakers closer to me, pressed play and turned the volume up to 11, in the process discovering there is no vulume 11 on my PC speakers and that it's a dumb cliché that I'll never, ever use again. Anyone that's familiar with the album will know it's loud enough anyway - pressing play is the sonic equivalent of waking up to find two angry men on either side of you shouting in your ears.

As an album, the songs form a surprisingly cohesive whole given the chaotic energy unleashed within. One Armed Scissor was their "hit" single off the album, a sort of shizophrenic breakdown set to music. Then there's Cosmonauts, a song so epic it feels like you're rocking alongside He-Man...in Space. Ol' Vagina Face Iggy Pop pops up in the middle of the album with two songs - he plays the kidnapper at the start of Enfilade - a latin-metal hybird that descends into the Lambada halfway through - and Rolodex Propoganda where he sounds like a smug old age pensioner mumbling his way through the chorus. A glimpse of what was to come with Mars Volta can be heard on my personal favourite off the album - the brilliant Invalid Litter Dept. It's At the Drive-In's first stab at all-out-rock opera and sounds like something the Zombie Ben Elton might write some day.

It's an unrelenting album that demands your attention like a kid with ADD on a sugar rush. Dig it out and give it another blast on the stereo. It's brilliant.

Tusk - Fleetwood Mac

2009-01-09T17:27:00.001Z

I'm pretty drunk in my office right now and this song is playing for the 20th time today, I even played it loud over the speakers to my whole department, they really liked it i think. The cunts. Yeah anyway, dont you just love marching bands, dressing up as trojans, brass sections, Lindsay Buckingham, playing in massive stadiums and bottles of Stella? What, you dont like any of those things? We have nothing in common.

europe in a city

2009-01-08T21:56:00.003Z

if someone asked me: here, I've never been to Europe, but all I've got and ever will have is this €50 note a drunk old man gave me for picking up his hat for him (I thought it was too much too) and I want to spend it on living my dream and seeing Europe for the first and only time (did I mention I'm dying?), where will I go?

I would say: To Barcelona with you, you dying bastard.
For I've found, over the past 24 hours, that Barca is like all of Europe in one city.

> It's got Gothic architecture mixed with Gaudí modernist design (often parallel or even cosying up side by side)
> It's part regimented-block-based layout, part-urban sprawl is reminiscent of both Paris and London and plenty of other Euro-cities
> It's history as a landmark of distaste between those Cats and Spans (which I know nothing about – but it seems pretty serious) represents a host of civil aggression across our fine continent
> It's got as many major 8-lane roads running through it's centre as it does single-file side-streets with hidden gems
> I reckon you could speak any Euro language to anyone who lives here and they'd be able to speak back (however – I haven't tried this)
> It has the classic no-limit nightlife us Eire and UK inhabitants envy, and to juxtapose, a mutual respect exists between the party-goers and the boutique cafés and restaurants who's tables spill on to the streets until the oui hours.
> Oh and there's no smoking ban

That's just a few reasons I've come across on my so-far short stay, all entirely based around a quick stroll and a read of a tourist pamphlet. true story.

Whats the difference between Jesus and David Holmes...?

2009-01-05T17:54:00.006Z

David Holmes has a bit of a reputation of being a complete cunt. (judging by his DJ sets, these reports are entirely accurate)
Despite this though, ive still managed to enjoy a fair amount of his production work (despite again the entirety of This films crap lets slash the seats, which should more accurately be titled This albums shite, lets slash Holmes and of course his pish week movie soundtracks).
That Free association record has a few moments, Bow down to the exit sign has a smattering of decent/alrightish tracks and Lets get killed is great.

His latest The Holy Pictures drops the guests leaving Holmes to try his best Bobby Gillespie impression over a series of krautrock-aping My Bloody Valentine sound alikes.
The result is an album that plays like Holmes name-dropping his influences rather than bringing something new, but its the Diet-Eno stylings of the instrumentals towards the latter half of the disc that warrant a listen.

The Ballad of Sarah and Jack-David Holmes

The Museum of Toxic Waste

2009-01-04T21:02:00.009Z

Not only is the internet fast becoming a new sort of TV archive (both legitimately, with services like BBC iPlayer and Hulu; and perhaps less legitimately, with thousands of shows uploaded by fans to YouTube, Google Video, and so on), it's also the perfect medium for discussion, recaps, analysis and review, all at the click of a button.

I mentioned Smashing Telly before, and it's through that site again that I've stumbled upon a new favourite broadcaster, English writer and critic Jonathan Meades. I suppose I'm slightly late to this train, as Meades has been active on English television since the 1980s, but then at the time he started I would have been too busy playing with dinky cars or making a radio show on tape for my mum or something to pay any heed to his modern style of freethinking.

As with Matthew Collings, it's the wit of Meades that disarms you and draws you in (on a similar note, I don't think it's a coincidence that YouTube user MeadesShrine, who has uploaded a huge collection of his work, is a friend of YouTube user CollingsShrine). His wonderfully playful attitude to programme-making is to the fore in scenes where five duplicates of him address the camera at once, where golf balls nearly smash the camera or he almost runs over a man on the middle of the fairway, and where he lies asleep while one of his guests introduces his micro-brewery.

But unlike Collings or Roger Doyle, Meades takes no prisoners: he knows he is being funny yet never so much as raises a smirk himself. Hidden behind his shades, he lectures you in the tradition of some mythical old schoolmaster (albeit a schoolmaster with a mischievous sense of humour who drinks and smokes in the classroom), expecting you to keep up. As a review of his book Incest and Morris Dancing from a few years ago has it: "A writer whose favourite words are "proximate", "utile" and "topological" is one who is also in love with his dictionary. The reader sometimes begs for relief from a syntax that defies instant parsing or a vocabulary that is knowingly obscure."

However, his playfulness and verbosity are just covers for what Meades really does: he educates as he entertains, and entertains as he educates. He illustrates the unique power of television (so often overlooked as we watch celebrities brush each others' hair and have fights about vodka) to be a forum for discussion, opinion and conversation - for real communication. In tandem with the internet, the possibilities for shows like these seem endless. And yet without the BBC's license fee (which could of course be rendered redundant by current public opinion and tastes, as well as current internet trends), it seems like the chances for television of this calibre to be made in the first place would get fewer and fewer. TV needs work like this to save it from becoming equivalent to Meades' description of the Millenium Dome: "The Museum of Toxic Waste, a routinely near-modern building filled with Mandleson-sanctioned trash and the pervasive reek of McDonald's".

As a gentle introduction, try Where the Other Half Lives (1994), a cultural and architectural history of the pub: "In many places the first real factory to be built was the factory whose end was to get the populace pissed. The main industry - sometimes the only industry - was intoxication." A quick glance at the MeadesShrine playlist page will show you some of the other things he likes to talk about, from fast food to golf, from Belgium to the damage being done to cities in the name of "regeneration".

It's refreshing to be able to put your thinking cap ON instead of taking it off before you start watching.

THE DOG JUST ATE MY FUCKING GANGSTER HAT!

2009-01-03T19:32:00.001Z

Lets get fucking wasted etc...

2009-01-02T02:38:00.004Z

I just came across this Blog
on Juxtapoz's website. Basically a bunch of artists decided to draw stuff when they're drunk and post it online. I've always thought about doing this but I was too worried that I eventually wouldn't be able to draw without a livener. Having seen these though I'm totally bringing the sharpies out with me next time i drink. The titles that come with them are hilarious too, pretty much the funny factor is off the scale, some are really suprisingly well drawn for people who are wasted. Another thing is how many drawings they get done, their fucking renal system must be black.

Ennio Morricone-The Crisis

2009-01-01T22:32:00.004Z

Have had this on rotation for a while.
Such a beautiful yet somewhat disorientating piece courtesy some wonky keys.

Part Chimp - New Cross

2009-01-01T21:39:00.001Z

I live in New Cross South London, its famous for Goldsmiths art school and being near the Millwall stadium the New Den. The Goldsmiths part of the equation means people wear their sunglasses at night and come up with abbreviations for MDMA during the day, it also makes you realise how skinny white art students are when they're standing at the bus stop next to grown up child soldiers from Sierra Leone. There are a few acceptable drinking establishments such as the Montague arms and the Amersham, and my personal Favorite The Marquis of Granby an actual genuine irish pub, none of your bits of fucking pots and cups hanging off the roof nonsense, just a load of pogues on the jukebox, a calender on the wall from Inishowen and a load of moody locals that still hate the British.
The Millwall part of the soup means that when they play Leeds or any of the other London clubs at home its hard to get home from London Bridge without walking through loads of skinheaded men pissing everywhere. Also when big matches happen a helicopter hovers over the stadium for hours and does my nut in. Its funny, you dont see that many Millwall fans about New Cross and Bermondsey these days, probably because their old haunt the Old Kent road is the most blackest area in all of london and full of gangsters* itching to give someone the dirty dagger.
Well, anyway, just thought I would fill you in on where I live, seeing as you haven't bothered visiting, how fucking dare you. Liberty!

*Not that these two things are related or anything, alright....Jesus

any Smithick's

2009-01-01T14:38:00.002Z

I usually count new new years eve as a load of rusty old bollocks but last night was fantastic.

I scoured my Itunes for a new year related song and big surprise that it turned out to be Arab strap.

'ave it and an unrelated banger that I may have played last night. (I by and large cant remember)

New Year-Arab Strap

Erase You-ESG

The Party[s ovber

2009-01-01T05:23:00.002Z

listen to this and stop being cunty

Turlough is ainm dom...... or whatever

2008-12-31T18:53:00.001Z

Sorry but I'm going to have to say it, the irish language sucks a fat one. Whats up with people changing their names to the fucking Irish version? Sorry Fergus agus Oisin your names were silly enough without spelling them wrong in a defunct language.

Holla

Neue Jahr

2008-12-31T15:07:00.004Z

Animal Collective -Summertime Clothes

Happy new year to everyone.

(Not too keen on the visuals here. Maybe blind yourself or switch to another tab, or something. The sur-titles are just for you Daniel ;))

Part 3: Mugwumpbawumba

2008-12-30T22:05:00.005Z

Thankfully the megapost comes to its end now, with the very track which brought me here many hours ago, a cheerful house belter by the hilariously exotically named Mugwump.

Happy new years everybody.

Mugwump - Ignored Folklore

Part 2: Keeping it lo-cal

2008-12-30T21:51:00.005Z

I'll be ashamed if our records contradict me but I don't think we've acknowledged Donnacha Costello here. Masterful Irish ambient-techno taken here from the "Colorseries".

Last week Conor posted another hit from Spain's Alex Under which reminded me to check in here again with probably my favourite techno-ician, Alex Smoke. Last year's Vaporub ep saw the bangingest Weedgie take some small steps outside his comfort zone yet remain as on target as ever, as evidencent here by its b-side.

Donnacha Costello - Mustard B

Alex Smoke - Clapface

Part 1: sm00th m0ves

2008-12-30T21:42:00.004Z

I started off intending to post a single track but my boredom has spiralled out of control to the point where its necessary to split this into segments, the first of which is dedicated to the slick sounds of two of the nicest tracks this year. Many of you will be more than familiar with the first but at the least it'll be nice to see 2008's biggest and most welcome earworm staring back at me when I check in here.

Matias Aguayo - Minimal (DJ Koze Maxi Version)

Osborne - 16th Stage

Class night last night

2008-12-29T21:06:00.001Z

I enjoyed my first step into the world of karaoke last night boys.
Why was Gloves constantly asking if everyone wanted a pint of Smithwick's?

Kisses

That thing with the caber ...

2008-12-28T01:07:00.001Z

... it's tough when you're drunk.

'I really like it but could you change the designs and the colour?'

2008-12-27T20:52:00.001Z

Alright, here is the Graphic Artist Parra, another one of the handful of artists I actually fully like. Home's is from the Netherlands, he used to be a pro skater for Think! skateboards i think and blah blah, i wont give you a biography of the man, you can find out about him better in the interview he did with Fecalface.com (which I read every time I feel uninspired or low on creativity).
I remember the first time I seen Parra's work on the Big Active's website when I was in first year, Big Active are a small but pretty important design agency in London who's graphic artists have done loads of great work you probably have printed on something in your room right now, anyway when I seen his stuff i hated it straight away, it was too far away from what I would have been into at the time (shitty nonsense probably), then a while ago I came across him again and straight away became totally fascinated by him and his art.
He does things completely different to me, draws quick, uses Illustrator and pumps it out at an incredible rate as well. He also has a great way of putting his images on the page and his colours make me think for hours 'why cant I have signature colours like that Dutch fucker'. I admire his approach to work, he gets up at midday, sometimes he cant even be bothered to go to his studio, busts it out till late and still manages to have his own clothing label and band's.
I would hate him if I couldn't stop looking at his work.
Is anyone up for moving to The Benelux, everything there is cooler than us.

Jean Pierre La Douche

2008-12-27T19:05:00.001Z

This could be my video of the year right here (it probably didn't even come out this year)its called 'Breakfast' by Belgian band LE le. They seem to be quite the outfit, Piet Parra (more about this lad in my next post) from the band did the illustration and I think one of the other guys Sandder animated it together, the lyrics are pure great, how come foreigners are better with the English language these days? Anyway inspirational work here by our waffle loving friends

Bouncer Killer

2008-12-26T19:05:00.001Z

God, now I'm not the funny polis' biggest fan but is there anything in the world worse than bouncers? They're grown up fat kid, rapists who want to ruin your night out at all costs, then brag about it to quivering bar staff later. And the girls who flirt with them are pond scum. So over christmas, if you must drink and drive, give a bouncer a lift home why dont'cha.

To harsh?

Ok so maybe there are a few alright ones here and there.

As clean as he's been?

2008-12-26T17:38:00.001Z

Look here, after watching that documentary about Mick I'm inclined to think this was around the time he got clean, apparently he couldn't talk a lot of the time when he partied, because his jaw would lock shut from all the bugle in his big nose. I'm also inclined to think that when rock stars stop doing all the drugs, shooting hookers, marrying underage girls and having cocaine blown up their ass (Stevie Nicks apparently) they have this period where they're all 'new born' and dont have a fucking clue about whats going on in the world and say yes to stupid shit like advertisements for stupid stuff like Japanese pampers or going on stage with long white cordless mic's or even worse join Scientology or some other tragic nonsense.
Mick strikes me as being in one of these moods right up there in that video. Who in their right mind would say yes to some Jerrycurl'd Texan who wants to help you make an album by playing your waistcoat!? Well in this case maybe Mick landed of his long feet as I would probably love one of these things.
Lets hope that eccentric Jew Amy Winehouse lands on her blood encrusted toes with some balding Essex man who wants to help her use her baps as a flute which then ends up kind of being cool and used on a future Knife album. Or something.

Dont bother watching the end of the video btw, it turns into 80's epic tomfoolery

I still love you Lindsay

2008-12-26T17:06:00.001Z

While I was listening to Lyric FM's Electrolyte thing that Thuggers posted, the boyo presenting was bangin' on about Fairlight synthesizers, which diverted me to watch some stuff on YouTube about them, and while I was watching Lindsay Buckinghams name came up as an early adopter of their synthesizers. I caught the Mick Fleetwood story on the Biography channel the night before flying back home for Christmas (what a huge Coke animal btw!) so I was feeling the Fleetwood steez a bit and watched a load of old videos of Lindsay and Fleetwood smashing out the HITS. I remembered that the first song by that band that I fell head over heel's with was 'Big Love' (the acustic version). I was majorly into it around the time I was in first year at university, which happened to co-inside with me being head over heels with a Goil', when said 'thing' came to its logical conclusion around a year later, Big Love reminded me too much of that stupid time so I kinda never listened to it any more. Then a couple of months ago I was drinking in famous New Cross boozer The Amersham Arms (Take Courage) when the DJ who looked like a bloody model played this original version to the empty room. Its twice as fucking good as the stupid broken heart one, why did I ever prefer it to this!

Moral of the story; dont trust boys who drool on themselves.

Blowing air up my ass

2008-12-25T00:43:00.001Z

Is it just me or is jumping out of a plane with a man strapped to your back fanny pretty closeted?

Flatlinerz - Satanic Verses

2008-12-24T18:40:00.001Z

How on earth could I not share this with you poofs on christmas eve 2008 huh?
New years promise* to my self; no more alternitive/white/jewish/odball rap

*I was unsure how to spell resalution.

NIGGAMORTIS

2008-12-24T18:33:00.001Z

My Dad just wrote 'FUCK' on our driveway with a pressure hose. How do you feel about that?

Crack rock city

2008-12-24T17:28:00.001Z

I act this way when I drink aswell. Can I make an album?

The Art of TPing or How to Gift Wrap a House

2008-12-23T00:25:00.001Z

To further warm my nostalgic cockels I've been watching this. In't it nice watching stuff shot on old super eight film.

Funny though, most or the people in the East End of London dress almost exactly like these bro's did in the seventies

CURRENT SITUAISH

2008-12-22T23:37:00.001Z

Apparently I'm loving the cholo gangster style at the minute. Any sort of ninties hip hop really. I'll warn you i will be buttoning my shirt to the top untucked and will have New Era cap when you see me next, I'll probably call you home'z a bit. Panic not!

M P Friel's

2008-12-22T22:36:00.003Z

Further to Deglin's post about the internet back in the day, I got me grubby mits on the interweb early-ish on aswell and while I never even came close to understanding what HTML was I did pretty much get everthing I could of dreamed of as a young turk staring at my dads computer screen after school. Basically, light Porn (I cant remember where I went for that), pictures of mutilated bodys (Rotten.com) and loads of angry music (Napster). Round that time I would drink a heap of Diet Coke (which, if you drink enough does actually make you shit yourself) download a load of old punk rock and draw imaginary album covers insted of doing any homework, ever. This in turn lead to me failing pretty much all my exams and not actually getting a leaving certificate [I think]), nevermind though, just before doing my exams someone told me I couldnt wipe my arse these days without any qualifications, but rest assured my feline friends I've wiped my arse all the way to an Archbishop, and I also got a pretty decent knowledge of hardcore and the like. So thank you Interweb.
I'm all loooking back at being a wee boy since I'm home, it may last a bit so hold steady.

Anyway, point at hand; Shane, I'll just make it nice and clear that I didn't mean to insult you, in my mind I was having a bit of a laugh. Maybe i was wrong. So shane put the toys back in the pram son and dont take things so serious in future, remember it is only the interweb.

On the Wireless: Electrolight, Lyric FM

2008-12-22T21:12:00.005Z

Edgard Varèse looking at some pants or something.

Another recommendation for electronic music on the airwaves: Lyric FM's Electrolight explores the story of music made with the help of electronics, charting the course of some of its innovators and pioneers across the past six decades, starting with the lab-coated, presumably bespectacled boffins of Musique Concrète in Paris and Elektronische Musik in Cologne.

As far as I can tell (it's not dated very clearly on the site), this went out around this time last year or maybe the year before on Lyric FM, but the series is archived for streaming in its entirety on the Lyric FM site. It's hosted by Irish composer Roger Doyle, who has a relaxed, friendly and fun style, which, just like Matthew Collings, lets us in on the jokes and to connect with the music, rather than staring po-faced at us. He also plays around with some of the effects he's discussing in the music, which is fun.

If This Is Modern Art (more of which later hopefully) was a kind of Modern Art for Dummies! introduction, this show is the same thing for modern electronic and electroacoustic music, which, if anything, is even more baffling than modern art. So, in the first show, Doyle takes us from music made from recording burning charcoal (Xenakis' Concret PH 2), to a single drip multiplied on tape and endlessly varied (Dripsody by Hugh Lecaine), to a piece by self-proclaimed extra-terrestrial Karlheinz Stockhausen, whose early work was painstakingly created using sine tones created by early synthesizers, played back into rooms for reverb, recorded on tape, and finally spliced together according to detailed graphic scores.

Well worth a listen! Lyric FM minisite.

ctrl

2008-12-22T11:17:00.007Z

One day last week, the plug for my MacBook melted and I was without the internet for an evening. it was agony. I literally didn't know what to do with myself – I ended up watching a documentary about how all the dinos died (a big asteroid, init), which was actually quite good. But the whole time I knew I was missing out and I was devastated.
The next day, despite being super busy, it being really cold and me being really tired, I waltzed all the way to Bristol (a 10min train journey and ~£5.45 taxi away) after work to the Apple store to get my charger replaced 'cause I knew I couldn't handle another evening without my laptop. The actions of a dedicated cyber-warrior or a desperate cyber-slave?
It made me think – no matter what I'm doing, my laptop, MSN and Firefox are always at hand. The first thing I do when I wake up before I even rub my eyes is reach over and grab my laptop from the floor – where I'd left it the night before, surfing hard up until I can barely keep my eyes open. Then another ten minutes. In fact, just last night, I found myself getting mildly frustrated that I can't use my laptop in the shower and thought for a good while about how rich I would be if I invented a reliable laptop boat (please don't steal that amazing idea).
Maybe it's just me – I've been lucky enough to have internet in my house since I was about 12 – it was terrible 56k speed but I found myself absorbing it and making websites in Microsoft's Front Page Express and saving them to floppy disk to upload on my neighbour's computer (he had some webspace and his internet was a bit faster – attempts include Star Wars Heaven and a Pokémon one that I can't remember the name of). Ten years later (christ) and I can't even remember what I did before the internet was at my command. What have I got to show for my mild addiction? I wonder how many hours I've used on the internet in my life – and for what? A couple of failed websites, a basic knowledge of HTML and an in-depth knowledge of internet slang and netiquette. Ten years that took.

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mince meat font

2008-12-21T22:45:00.003Z

Sadly, just a concept and not available for download.

By Robert Bolesta

Century of the Self

2008-12-21T18:16:00.009Z

"This series is about how those in power have used Freud's theories to try and control the dangerous crowd in an age of mass democracy." - Adam Curtis

This is easily the greatest documentary series I've ever seen. It's consistently fascinating viewing with startling insights into how the 20th century was shaped into a consumer society. If you're interested in the psychology behind advertising and how government can shape the mindset of their nation then this is essential viewing. Go watch it now.

Part One: Happiness Machines

The story of the relationship between Sigmund Freud and his American nephew, Edward Bernays. Bernays invented the public relations profession in the 1920s and was the first person to take Freud's ideas to manipulate the masses. He showed American corporations how they could make people want things they didn't need by systematically linking mass-produced goods to their unconscious desires.

Part Two: The Engineering of Consent

The programme explores how those in power in post-war America used Freud's ideas about the unconscious mind to try and control the masses.
Politicians and planners came to believe Freud's underlying premise - that deep within all human beings were dangerous and irrational desires and fears. They were convinced that it was the unleashing of these instincts that had led to the barbarism of Nazi Germany. To stop it ever happening again they set out to find ways to control this hidden enemy within the human mind.

Part Three: There is a Policeman Inside All Our Heads: He Must Be Destroyed

In the 1960s, a radical group of psychotherapists challenged the influence of Freudian ideas in America. They were inspired by the ideas of Wilhelm Reich, a pupil of Freud's, who had turned against him and was hated by the Freud family. He believed that the inner self did not need to be repressed and controlled. It should be encouraged to express itself.

Part Four: Eight People Sipping Wine in Kettering

This episode explains how politicians on the left, in both Britain and America, turned to the techniques developed by business to read and fulfil the inner desires of the self.

Both New Labour, under Tony Blair, and the Democrats, led by Bill Clinton, used the focus group, which had been invented by psychoanalysts, in order to regain power. They set out to mould their policies to people's inner desires and feelings, just as capitalism had learnt to do with products.

EAT. A.

2008-12-21T04:32:00.002Z

Dic..!

Shane, we hardly knew ye

2008-12-20T13:40:00.004Z

Video inspired by Dano

Shortly after departure, Shane has jumped ship and, in that great American tradition of independence and maverick-ness (adjective?), has reignited the Dwayne Schintzius Memorial Blog.

Shane, I'll remember you for your delicious-sounding recipe I haven't had the chance to try and some kind of music or something I still haven't downloaded.

(Meta-blogging will hopefully cease shortly.)

Fortuitous

2008-12-20T05:25:00.003Z

It has a bad rap, and I've realised slowly but surely what a waste of time most of it is, but this is a testament to the kind of perfection minimal techno can reach.

ALEX UNDER - Fortuito (2006)

TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES

2008-12-19T19:33:00.003Z

The first phase of our new look appearing shortly.

They Live!

2008-12-19T17:43:00.002Z

I've wanted to see this film for years and I finally managed to get a copy today.
It's where one of Duke Nukem's best line's originated from and that hack fuck Shepard Fairey owes his career to ripping it off.

Glossy pull out web supplement

2008-12-19T17:04:00.011Z

Nice to see Thoughts scaling to the heights of it's former self. Great work from everyone involved.

Now, to the music.

This isn't the first time Buddy Peace has gotten love from Thoughts, Etc. as Tuggy mentioned his sublime Warp retrospective yonks ago and I think his Buck 65 mish-mash got a look in here too. (I would search but I couldn't be arsed).
Anyway, he's just dropped his latest long playing mix Wolf Diesel Mountain, which once again displays Buddy's ear for taking a couple great songs and reconfiguring them into some nice combinations.
The selection I'm upping didn't really sit right with me at first, but with all the great mixes I just cant get enuff of it now.
(that's right Diarmo, I removed your admin privileges. This is a fun blog, not an eats, shoots and leaves love-in.)
Portion 14 from Wolf Diesel Mountain-Buddy Peace

Its this bad

2008-12-19T15:07:00.001Z

Seriously

Yeah......anyway

2008-12-19T15:05:00.001Z

Meanwhile back in our London office the hangover continues

2008-12-19T15:01:00.007Z


B.J. Nilsen - Viking North
from (2007) The Short Night (Touch)