Rather than remixing a song, why not remix album covers?
The results are surprising, and impressively coherent, though the time it must have taken to gather up all of these covers is beyond me.
[Via: Afhakers]
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Usually the music is the message, but Batch Totem (Jonas Olesen) decided to be different, and has gone with the medium for his latest album.
By releasing the album, called Trunkeret & Ikonisk, as a 1.4MB file on a 3.5” floppy disk, “the idea is essentially to release an album on an almost obsolete medium that fits very well with the music on an aesthetical level”.
“Secondly, the scope of the project is to use heavy compression as a feature that shapes the music, instead of a limitation that reduces sound quality.”
I guess this at least helps prevent bootlegging.
[Batch Totem - Trunkeret & Ikonisk]
[Via: Boing Boing]
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Laura Veirs wanted a music video for her new album, called Saltbreakers, so she created a contest, and opened up to artists for submissions.
The winner was this stop-motion film of the Savage Chickens by Doug Savage, and considering the stolen status of the Bravia Bunnies ad, this just might be my favorite new piece of stop motion.
[Via: Savage Chickens]
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Made as a tribute to Kanye West’s ‘Graduation’ album, these Nike Dunk Highs feature teddy bear fur, images of the bear form the album cover, and a tribute to the white window blind shades that Kanye has now made famous.
[Via: Sneaker Files]
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