trouver le ton juste

extra '90!

vidéo clip de koji morimoto (akira) pour la pièce extra de ken ishii

un peu de v/vm

contrairement aux multiples producteurs qui pillent adroitement le passé phonoculturel pour des boucles accrocheuses (de diddy à madlib) et dans une direction différente des plunderphonics d'oswald, v/vm encadre l'auditeur dans une translation où un élément musical commercial est partiellement détruit pour révéler une musique d'artefacts (glitchs) devenue agréable parce que familière.

alors que certaines oeuvres noise refusent d'ouvrir des accès à l'interprétation perceptibles aux néophytes, ces érosions digitales demeurent compréhensibles tout en conservant leur aspect résolument abrasif!

vanishing willis

je n'ai jamais vraiment accroché sur gorillaz, mais cette pièce extraite de leur nouvel album est bonne et le clip m'a fait penser que bruce willis aurait été parfait pour un remake de vanishing point!

aussi, un des remix officiels est très très efficace!

négligée connection

angie sanselmente valencia is a stunning young lingerie model who, authorities believe, is also the leader of the one of the world's largest drug gangs.

as the telegraph reports, an international arrest warrant has been issued for 30-year-old valencia, who is believed to be on the run in either mexico or argentina.

bringing a little glamor to the world of smuggling, valencia is said to have recruited beautiful models to smuggle the drugs from south america to europe. according to the sun, valencia has described the women working for her as "unsuspicious, beautiful angels." authorities caught on to valencia after one of these 'angels' was busted at an airport in buenos aires with 55kg of coke last month and decided to talk to authorities.

the entrepreneurial valencia had apparently been dating a notorious mexican drug lord known as "the monster," but had broken up with him last year in order to start her own drug-smuggling operation.

[via huffington post]

stewart vs o'reilly

i know what this is. i come from jersey — it's the same thing: "i'm not saying your mother's a whore. i'm just saying she has sex for money. with people." fox news used to be all about, you don't criticize a president during wartime. it's unacceptable, it's treasonous, it gives aid and comfort to the enemy. all of a sudden, for some reason you can run out there and say, "barack obama is destroying the fabric of this country."

john stewart, du daily show, lors de l'entrevue accordée à bill o'reilly de fox news -- dans un segment qui n'a pas été diffusé par la chaîne conservatrice. [via gawker]