.: Crisis Tales - Curse Ov Dialect

That is all.

Link

.: Art - Dain Fagerholm

Dain Fagerholm

.: LHF - Akashic Visions

Just looked in on Blackdown, [It's been one of my favourite blogs for a while now],
and this track and video instantly grabbed me, and I had to post.
It has a Detroit/to/London/via/Afghanistanfransico atmosphere that resonates across 20 years of culture [that I have witnessed], whilst sounding like the future.
Oh yeah, ..and then the beat drops.

 "Akashic Visions" is a cut taken from the forthcoming LHF début and double album,
 "Keepers of the Light" on Keysound Recordings. |   Video Directed by the mighty Skely Tor, a true Light Keeper.

Available as 2xCD with exclusive sleeve notes and artwork and as digital on April 2nd (2012).

Via Blackdown and Keysound Recordings

.: Sydney Graffiti on Flickr

photo by godotcab on Flickr.

photo by baddogwhiskas on Flickr.

photo by baddogwhiskas on Flickr.

This photo pool delivers.
28,000 photos strong and counting....

.: JDilla - Last Donut [On eternal rotation]

J Dilla's "Last Donut of the Night" was originally released on Donuts, the last album he finished in his lifetime. Donuts was released February 6, 2006, three days before he passed away.

Some YouTube comments:

Dilla R.I.P. you changed my life :)

 who else got chills?

 This album is amazin'!! - I've never heard anythin' quite like it before. I dunno if it was because he was on his deathbed which gave him the superb inspiration but he managed to convey a story to his listeners just through beats!!! Beautiful Soul!!! Peace!!

 I couldnt imagine anyone's final goodbye being more beautiful or heartfelt. Dilla forever!

 J Dilla (Last Donut of the Night) is a thing of true beauty, unspoiled perfection installed within an instrumental

 if you dont know jdilla you dont know hip hop

 What is the shape of a donut, homie?

J Dilla made you feel things that you didn't know you could

 i could listen to this for years.

This is one of the most personal and greatest records that has ever been made. Produced whilst he knew he was going to die. You can hear both his pride in what he has achieved and the sadness that he has to leave this world. "Young man went out and made a name for himself." An autobiographical sample, and eerie because it's like he's imagining what'll be said at his own funeral . Then the track ends abruptly, just like his life.

.: Mound. a sublime claymation short

Via the almighty Laughing Squid

.: That's it, I'm done with the internet for today.

I think I'll go outside.
[NSFW]

.: Tripolar II - m0n0cycle [1996]

'Tripolar II' was recorded by Monocycle [aka Dj manson]. on a Saturday night in 1996.
In a studio overlooking Kings Cross, one of 5 tracks recorded that night.
All were Independently released a 7 track CD - 'Monocycle' -Intent Recordings.
The video was done in 2011.

'Tripolar II' was also included on the Freaky Loops Compilation Cd in 1998.
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Freaky-Loops/release/399679

The images in this clip are paintings by the visionary surrealist pioneer, Max Ernst.

.: Tripolar I - m0n0cycle [1996]

'Tripolar I' was recorded by Monocycle [aka Dj manson].
Kings X Sydney, 1996
Originally released on CD.
Video done in 2011.

The paintings in this clip are by one of the greatest concept artists of the 20th century,
John Berkey, [RIP].
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Berkey
I have incorporated them without permission, but full credit goes to this amazing artist, my intention is to expose people to his talent. All these images were available online, I just did a Google image search for 'John Berkey'
His work is just incredible.
If you like his art, [and you can afford it] you can buy his book here:
http://www.amazon.com/Art-John-Berkey-Paper-Tiger/dp/1843401223

Videos for Tripolar II & III are on the way.
They will feature the art of Max Ernst and Richard Dean, respectively.