Looking back, I probably wouldn’t have bought Xoc’s newest album, The Beginning of the End, if it had cost one dollar more. Not that I wasn’t interested… GameMusic4All’s description of the Sacramento based musician who performs live versions of video game sound tracks sounded enticing, but without as much as a single preview track, my [...]
2008 has been a good year for dorkumentaries. Along with the dvd release of King of Kong, we’ve also seen the premiere of not one, but two docs about nerdcore hip hop (Nerdcore for Life & Nerdcore Rising). If you just can’t get enough retro gaming and quirky music, be sure to check out Blip [...]
The newest episode of the Tank Riot podcast is an in depth episode all about Leon Theremin, the godfather of electronic music. Theremin is best known for his invention that shares his name, but he has lived a fantastic life beyond his musical devices.
Each episode of Tank Riot features a new interesting topic that is [...]
How to Speak Hip, the comedy album by Del Close & John Brent, has recently been posted in it’s entirety on Skyelab Music (via). Currently, they only have a flash player, so you can’t download the tracks, but a quick torrent search may provide you with a downloadable copy.
How to Speak Hip is a classic [...]
“If I where a number, I’d be complex!”
Monzy has posted his newest song on YouTube, check it out here, or download the video (wmv or mov)Can’t get enough? Download the .mp3 here. This is Monzy’s first music video since his classic nerd track “Kill Dash 9“.
First off, check out the new favicon that my friend (and CDDM competitor) Antisocial made for me. A “favicon” is the little image that shows up in the left hand side of the url box, mine looks like one of the buttons on a Casio SK-5. Thanks Antisocial! If anyone else would like to make [...]
I have a new hobsession (obsession/hobby), it’s watching the Crate Digger Death-match votes as they come in. I tend to keep a tab open and check the current CDD poll status as I’m waiting for another page to load. It’s been exciting, Bomarr had an early lead, but D-Form has had a slow, but steady [...]
What could you make with $12 and half a day?
Inspired by the 24 Hour Comics Day, the same challenge that spawned off the 48 Hour Film Fest and many others, we’ve started the Crate Digger Death-match to find out.
The Crate Digger Death-match will put the skills of twelve musicians/producers/remixers/circuit benders to the test, to see [...]
Just in time for teh holidays is the 3rd installation of Bomarr’s Wild Xmas (XXXmas?). This fifty minute mix of continuos musics spans from obscure Christmas novelties to rare tracks from producers such as DJ Olive and Oakland’s The Mole and bands such as Deerhoof and Of Montreal.
According to Bomarr, this is the final installation [...]
My friend, and beat-making hero, Bomarr released his new EP “Scraps” today. The album, which is a compendium to his recent album Freedom From Frightened Air, is available online for free. Click here for the official album info and file.
“Scraps” features collaborations with fellow Restiform Bodies bandmates Telephone Jim Jesus and Passage, as well as [...]
