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What do you get if you mix wildlife footage, 80s/90s video games, streaming errors & LSD? High Contrast’s video for “Spectrum Analyser”.

austinkleon: Wilson Pickett backed by Jimi Hendrix, NYC, May 1966 This was at an Atlantic Records party, with Cornell Dupree behind Wilson. By the end of the year Jimi was in London getting Experienced. Photography by the brilliant William ‘PoPsie’ Randolph. More photos from the party (with ugly-ass watermarks) on PoPsie’s website. BONUS: Here he is on Night Train in 1965 backing Buddy and Stacey on “Shotgun.” View high resolution

austinkleon:

Wilson Pickett backed by Jimi Hendrix, NYC, May 1966

This was at an Atlantic Records party, with Cornell Dupree behind Wilson. By the end of the year Jimi was in London getting Experienced. Photography by the brilliant William ‘PoPsie’ Randolph.

More photos from the party (with ugly-ass watermarks) on PoPsie’s website.

BONUS: Here he is on Night Train in 1965 backing Buddy and Stacey on “Shotgun.”

(Reblogged from austinkleon)
bitbin: Nice and today electronic music studio. Does not have to be dark and moody. Who’s is it? It’s like the controls of a space from the 70’s

bitbin:

Nice and today electronic music studio. Does not have to be dark and moody. Who’s is it?

It’s like the controls of a space from the 70’s

(Source: fcxiv)

(Reblogged from bitbin)
Form the serious Open Mic by Ewen Spencer. Ewen has some of his Open Mic images on display at the The London Photography Festival in the Great British Public show. Read about my visit to the The London Photography Festival and why you should go on my blog here. View high resolution

Form the serious Open Mic by Ewen Spencer. Ewen has some of his Open Mic images on display at the The London Photography Festival in the Great British Public show. Read about my visit to the The London Photography Festival and why you should go on my blog here.

npr: We headin’ to the top, if ya comin’, come on.  onetinyhand: jay z.  View high resolution

npr:

We headin’ to the top, if ya comin’, come on. 

onetinyhand:

jay z. 

(Reblogged from npr)
Jack Sheen’s 3rd place winning photo form the Create in Brighton Competition. I (lomokev) was one of the judges, read more about the other winners and prize giving night on my blog here. View high resolution

Jack Sheen’s 3rd place winning photo form the Create in Brighton Competition. I (lomokev) was one of the judges, read more about the other winners and prize giving night on my blog here.

Ironically re blogged from @Scroobiuspipyo View high resolution

Ironically re blogged from @Scroobiuspipyo

npr: Daphne Oram (1925-2003) was a pioneering electronic musician and sound engineer at the famed BBC Radiophonic Workshop. The Young Americans label has just issued a luxurious 4 LP vinyl collection drawn from Oram’s massive sound archives. “The Daphne Oram Tapes” includes 46 tracks, a total of 2.5 hours of previously unreleased material. And this is just volume one! (via Electronic pioneer Daphne Oram recordings now available - Boing Boing) View high resolution

npr:

Daphne Oram (1925-2003) was a pioneering electronic musician and sound engineer at the famed BBC Radiophonic Workshop. The Young Americans label has just issued a luxurious 4 LP vinyl collection drawn from Oram’s massive sound archives. “The Daphne Oram Tapes” includes 46 tracks, a total of 2.5 hours of previously unreleased material. And this is just volume one! (via Electronic pioneer Daphne Oram recordings now available - Boing Boing)

(Reblogged from npr)
Don’t miss Ewen Spencer’s free MiniClick Talk at the Old Market Theatre in Hove. Tuesday, Jan. 10th The miniclick talks (Brighton’s free, monthly photography talks) ended 2011 on Monday with a great talk by Luca Sage. To kick off 2012, we have an equally exciting speaker lined up for you in Ewen Spencer. Ewen was part of our September panel discussion and we had a load of emails and requests on twitter to get him back to do a talk on his own – obviously his work has captured a lot of people’s imagination and I’m really pleased to announce he’ll be speaking for us on January 10th (doors at 6:30pm, talk will start around 7:30pm)… (via Ewen Spencer photography talk, Brighton. Tues, 10th Jan. | clickclickblog) View high resolution

Don’t miss Ewen Spencer’s free MiniClick Talk at the Old Market Theatre in Hove. Tuesday, Jan. 10th

The miniclick talks (Brighton’s free, monthly photography talks) ended 2011 on Monday with a great talk by Luca Sage. To kick off 2012, we have an equally exciting speaker lined up for you in Ewen Spencer. Ewen was part of our September panel discussion and we had a load of emails and requests on twitter to get him back to do a talk on his own – obviously his work has captured a lot of people’s imagination and I’m really pleased to announce he’ll be speaking for us on January 10th (doors at 6:30pm, talk will start around 7:30pm)…

(via Ewen Spencer photography talk, Brighton. Tues, 10th Jan. | clickclickblog)

“From Up Here”, honorable mention in People category. Stephen “ST 2 Lettaz” Harris, and David “Yung Clova” Williams make up the Huntsville rap duo G-Side. I took this photo of them on tour, conducting a cell phone interview with a journalist on a fire escape in Manhattan. The photo speaks to the “D.I.Y.” nature of the current independent music scene. Digital technology has played a big role in G-Side’s business strategy, enabling them to use the Internet and viral word of mouth to build a diverse international fan base. G-Side released a track in 2011 called “Nat Geo.” Location: Manhattan, NY, USA (© Helen Pearson) (via Winners of the National Geographic Photo Contest 2011 - Alan Taylor - In Focus - The Atlantic) View high resolution

“From Up Here”, honorable mention in People category. Stephen “ST 2 Lettaz” Harris, and David “Yung Clova” Williams make up the Huntsville rap duo G-Side. I took this photo of them on tour, conducting a cell phone interview with a journalist on a fire escape in Manhattan. The photo speaks to the “D.I.Y.” nature of the current independent music scene. Digital technology has played a big role in G-Side’s business strategy, enabling them to use the Internet and viral word of mouth to build a diverse international fan base. G-Side released a track in 2011 called “Nat Geo.” Location: Manhattan, NY, USA (© Helen Pearson) (via Winners of the National Geographic Photo Contest 2011 - Alan Taylor - In Focus - The Atlantic)