28 posts tagged with music by quin.
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"This is free. I want the poorest children to take part in this."
In Paraguay, there is a special place named Catuera. It is remarkable for several reason, first is that it is the main trash dumping area for the country. The second is that there are about 10,000 people living there, making a living scavenging and reselling parts that they find. Third, they have an amazing orchestra. [more inside]
Let's Get Together and Feel All Right
10 Centuries of Music in 4 Minutes
The Ultra Heavy Beat
Legendary industrial music pioneers, KMFDM's 30th anniversary this year, saw the release of a live album and tour called "WE ARE". Sascha Konietzko took some time to provide insights about his friendship with Ministry's Al Jourgensen as well as the last thirty years, and his philosophy on making music. [more inside]
KMFDM, Ministry, Thrill Kill Cult, Underworld, Front 242, Frontline A...
Not only is Wax Trax! Records being reborn as a label, but the famed Chicago record store will return next month, too — for one day only.
Oh my but that big country elephant can play!
It's amazing how quickly you will acclimate to the changes.
Over four thousand photographs of three hundred and fifty people were used to create this amazing stop-motion(ish) music video "Young" by Australian band The Paper Kites [via] [more inside]
Fact Man Says: Learn an Instrument, Because It's Fun.
"...you can stop it. You don’t have to watch it."
The Doubleclicks, of geek-girl anthem "Nothing To Prove" [previously], have just released a "A Love Song for Internet Trolls" to kick off the start off their weekly song Wednesday project. [via]
"What Does The Fox Say?"
Norwegian animators Twintrash have created the animated short "What Does The Fox Say," based on "The Fox" music video by Ylvis. [previously | via] [more inside]
Turning Weapons Into Instruments
Mexican artist Pedro Reyes newest project "Disarm" consists of robotic musical instruments made out of dismantled firearms which were confiscated by the authorities. It is a follow-up to his previous piece "Imagine". [via]
Dueling Geniuses
I was into Kitty Metal way before it got all mainstream...
Drawing on inspiration from Andrew Huang's highly entertaining Alphabetical 26 Genre Song [previously], Nick Galvan has given us the Alphabetical 26 Genre Metal Song. [via]
The answer, surprisingly, is awesome.
Sometimes you have to deal with those big, eternal questions, like what would happen if you put polka music over video of German industrial dance. [slyt | previously | via]
Are you crazy to follow your dreams?
"She's a rock 'n' roll chick and she's looking like a star"
Gloria, the first video from the fantastic Dutch musician Junkie XL's new album Synthesized, is a deadpan love letter to the cheesy music videos of the late '80s, early '90s. [more inside]
#13 - business in the front, party in the back
Nikolaij Lund is a cellist and a photographer who takes whimsical portraits of classical musicians. [more inside]
...smashed-trashed-bashed-mashed-muzzy-fuzzy-dizzy-merry-screwed-and-glowing-and-nuked-and-blowing-a-two...
Ali Spagnola's Synonyms for Drunk is a remarkably catchy song featuring 91 words for "Drunk" in less than one minute. [slyt]
Angry Melting Zombie Face with Worms. Spinning. Also: Snakes.
Ghosst(s) is a disturbing and intriguing animated video short by French artistic collective Lorn. [via]
The Sounds of Gaming
A Brief History of Video Games - A music video made using the audio from games. [slyt]
A Brief Introduction On Dubstep Production
Visualizing the Most Sublime Noise
Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony as a scrolling graphical score showing the contribution of each type of instrument. [slyt]
"Who needs to try when things are meant to be"
29/31 by Garfunkel and Oates (the sensational Riki Lindhome and Kate Micucci), a song about the same woman from a perspective two years apart. (some NSFW language) [previously 1, 2] [via]
"Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle yeah, yeah"
Thou shalt not disturb Alan Rickman whilst he drinks tea..
Stop-Motion Waveform
For his video "I Will Never Change", London-based musician Benga used 960 records to create a stop-motion waveform of the song. [more inside]
Instruments from the Inside
Näher an der Klassik (Closer to the Classical) is an advertising campaign for the Berlin Philharmonic which features macro photographs that turn the inner spaces of musical instruments into lovely, cathedral-like spaces.
"I am in that sense a sculptor, but I have only a 5000th of a second to build my sculpture."
Martin Klimas, an artist best known for his work in the medium of "temporary sculptures" [previously], is now trying to illustrate what music looks like. [more inside]
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