Artist: Animals

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OK, this is not really new (almost 2 years old) but deffo cute here is RJD2 's classic, The Glow directed by Brad Hasse

Oh, my overflowing in-box! Now that I'm back from vacation, I simply MUST tell you about: - Yrs truly, Mr Fab, will once again be spinning all the platters that matter for that internet host with the most, Spacebrother Greg, on his Radio Misterioso program this Sun. Jan 8th, 8:00 PST on killradio.org : two solid hours of as many strange sounds as we can cram in, including lotsa stuff I havn't posted here so you probably don't know about...yet. - RIAA's last (?) ever album " The Wonderful [...]

deadmau5 - Animal Rights - unhooked - Fontainebleau - Miami deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gartner - Animal Rights deadmau5 at the fontainebleau poolside 'unhooked' New Years Day 2012. All rights reserved to the artist. mau5trap records.

Artist: Dear Reader Title: Idealistic Animals Label: City Slang Release Date : January 9th BUY IT Words by Mel Reeve If you take a look at the title of Dear Reader's second album Idealistic Animals and at the tracklisting you'd quite easily come to the [...]

The ZBS Foundation has long been at the forefront of the dramatic radio arts. Their podcast is a great survey of their audio excursions, mixing flights of fancy with real sound effects. Check Podcast #8, "Weird Frogs" (7:55 mp3): Download audio file (8_Meatball's-Podcast.mp3) "Meatball Fulton plays really weird frogs he recorded in the Amazon, Bali, [...]

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Highly anticipated long version from short animated Paths of Hate by Polish director Damian Nenow, the story centers in two WWII fighter pilots struggling to cope with their dark existence while engaging in a fearless areal dogfight. "The dimension of fighting is irrelevant, as well as the ideology behind it. It does not matter whether two people are involved or millions. What remains are only scars - bloody traces, paths of hate." Watch | Paths of Hate – Damian Nenow

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We have been lucky enough to both see and interview Dinosaur Jr in the past, so consider this night verified for excellence! And as it happens, two of you have won tickets to go to the show! To win tickets, we asked us to send your CUTEST VIDEO OF A BABY ANIMAL—an "Animal Jr"-and send you did! So many adorable animals to choose from and so little time. After much deliberation, we finally got it down to two winners! Behold the winners! And if you didn't win, you can get tickets here! [...]

From the Telegraph : "A diver swims alongside a Greenland shark, a rarely-seen species that looks like it has been etched from stone. They can survive for more than 200 years at depths of up to 600 metres under Arctic ice. They grow to 23-feet long and are so fearsome they have even been known to eat polar bears. Photographer Doug Perrine captured the elusive creatures when they ventured in to the warmer waters of the St Lawrence River, in North America." Holy shit! Imagine meeting one of those things in the St. Lawrence River?

this week cutie was mad for MGMT directed by Ned Wenlock character animation by Rodney Selby

Like a piece of meat on both sides of the cooking spectrum, Robin Cooke is gettin' both raw and well-done on Love After War (Interscope Records). He's carved out a niche as an award-winnng songwriter who's penned and produced for Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Christina Aguilera and Pink among many others. Love After War, Thicke's fifth album, is rich in mood and lyrically strong in the erotic imagery and sexy promises soul music couldn't be soul without. Thicke's mode of expression is neatly self-calibrated. Knows when to wail and when to go light [...]

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Label: Virgin Babylon Records Purchase: CD from Virgin Babylon (2000Yen) For a while now I have noticed a lot of interaction between the netlabel Bunkai-Kei (run by Go-qualia) and Virgin Babylon Records run by World's End Girlfriend. This is pretty much destined to happen, with the brilliant japanese electronica of Go-qualia and the frenetic and beautiful sounds of World's End Girlfriend the match is perfect. Here is a promotional youtube clip featuring excerpts of tracks from the 15 track, 79 minute epic concept album Puella Magi being [...]

Creep gives offers up their latest single 'Animals' featuring Holly Miranda . How do you make an already haunting track more ghostly? Toss in some spooky visuals to add to the mix. Kind of fitting for a duo who classify their sound as "rape gaze." Watch ( at your own risk) the Greko Sklavounos directed video above, full length debut to see daylight in 2012.

Swing of Change is a graduation short film directed by: Harmony Bouchard, Andy Le Cocq, Joakim Riedinger, and Raphael Cenzi. It's New York in the 1930s and a racist barber changes his tune after the appearance of a magical trumpet. [via curiousbrain ]

Tweet Watch the new video for CREEP 's song "Animals" below, featuring Holly Miranda. ( via )

He's back.. Miike Snow has a new single "Devil's Work" in the lead up to the yet to be named sophomore album. In what can only be described as a more mature sound, the band has taken a leap up - still using indie-fun chords while tabulating in more drums and layers. It certainly isn't a complex move away from say "Animal", but enough to remind us of the good times had and potentially more powerful performances to come. *repeat repeat repeat

The brilliant Come On Live Long revisit June's self-titled debut EP for their first music video. 'Animal' is a slow, brooding affair and the video shows that it makes for perfect ballroom dancing. With someone dressed as a horse. I have watched it a few times this morning and haven't [Read more]

" Consurgo " (To Arise) is a steampunkish tale of a girl and her missing ball sharing the streets with robotic monsters. Her father tries to get the ball back for her, but then it all just goes wrong. The animated short comes from students at The Utrecht School of Arts. It would be nice to see Hollywood animation studios taking risks like this. There's nothing adventurous or dangerous in animation. Pixar and Miyazaki are great, don't get me wrong, but otherwise, there's no sense of the otherworldly. There's nothing like this.