Back to the Future Trilogy posters by Jamie Bolton
(via backtothefuture)
Hope Child by Free Energy
Out March 9th on DFA/Astralwerks, Stuck on Nothing is this Philly rock revivalists’ full-length; it was produced by DFA/LCDSoundsystem head honcho James Murphy.
(via Under the Radar, P4k)
Time lapse video of the February 5-6 snowfall in DC. Nikon D200 set to make an exposure every 5 minutes. 328 frames at 12 fps.
(via doctornecessiter:kiamatthews:CatchUpLady)
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That poor teddy bear!!!
The first stain on these shoes are of cemetery earth.
The earth in which she buried.
Stains that I hope never wash away.
unburyingthelead: The video above is called Tokyo Sky Drive and is utterly beautiful. I can’t really tell you how he did it, but I think he drove around Tokyo taking footage of the streets at night, mirrored it horizontally and then went from there. I say went from there because you’ll seem like you’re driving down a street and then you’ll enter some kind of tunnel or be under a strange overhang, and well, it just doesn’t process in my brain.
I’m pretty sure that some of these images are stitched together, but how I’m not sure, and I could definitely be wrong on this. But combined with the music by Sugar Plant it makes for quite a relaxing viewing.
(via Kitsune Noir & SNOW Magazine)
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more: Night v 2, Day v 1, Day v 2
Do yourself the favor of clicking thru to YouTube, turning on HD, and making these fullscreen. They’re wicked awesome.
(via popculturebrain)
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‘Indie rock’ is what my Mother likes to say when describing her son’s band to her friends today. That’s just how things like that progress. Naturally as humans in our society, we feel like we have to label everything so that we can try and fit in. It’s always struck me a little funny and sort of odd how artists are consistently trying to create something unique/different, but the mass of popular society always begs for an end product they can immediate relate with, make comparisons to, and feel 100% comfortable with after the first listen. This worries me. Indie rock just sounds so warm and fuzzy though right?
This Is a Flag. There Is No Wind. by Los Campesinos!
