Author: Bryan
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Kelly Moore Art
I love Kelly Moore Art! https://kellymoore.bigcartel.com/products View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kelly Dale Moore (@kellymooreart)
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Big City Orchestra – Painfull Audio Enema
(Cassette, 1989) No.4511 ARTIST/LABEL NOTES: cliff neighbors, rob wortman, robo, das. GAJOOB Review by Bryan Baker, 2/1/1991: Harsh electronics soundscape here, with percussion. Intense and challenging, although engendered with the flow with which the best practitioners of this genre grace their work. Media: Cassette. Visit UBUIBI Bandcamp URL: https://ubuibi.bandcamp.com/album/painfull-audio-enema <a href=”https://ubuibi.bandcamp.com/album/painfull-audio-enema”>painfuLL audio enema by big…
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Dadirri – Electrified Space Bacterium (CD, 2012)
Dadirri’s album “Electrified Space Bacterium” takes listeners on a mesmerizing journey through a sonic landscape that fuses elements of Holst’s symphonic grandeur with the nostalgic charm of old sci-fi soundtracks. The result is a time-warp clash of futuristic music boxes and automatronic funhouse whispers, enveloping the listener in a dreamlike state through an ethereal haze…
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Bulls Blood Laboratory – BBL 2/91
(Cassette, 1991) No.5258 Venturing into the sonic realm of Bulls Blood Laboratory’s cassette release “BBL 2/91” from 1991 is akin to embarking on a journey through a cacophony of homemade melodies and experimental sounds. This collection of noisy, homemade songs offers a dynamic listening experience filled with diverse textures and unexpected twists. From the opening…
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The Original Tapegerm Animated Flash Intro
I found a folder of Tapegerm video and flash animations this morning. This is the original Tapegerm splash animation created in 1999, making it 25 years ago. Celebrating Nostalgia: Tapegerm’s Original Splash Animation from 1999 In a digital era where trends evolve rapidly, revisiting the past can evoke a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for…
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Hollis – Sound
(CD, 2002) No.5257 Deck Sachse and Scott Griffith come together in a harmonious collaboration under the moniker Hollis, presenting their self-produced release “Sound.” This album, released in 2002, offers a blend of temperamental pop that echoes influences ranging from Big Star and Pavement to early Who and The Red House Painters. “Magnets” serves as the…
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Employee Of the Month Board Idea
At the print shop today, I was helping someone with their Employee of the Month board. They asked us to print a large template on a foamcore sheet and they’ve been taping prints to it by printing them out on a basic printer and taping them to the board. Now that they’re rolling over to…
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Eugene’s Graffiti Zine Celebrates Local Creativity
Eugene, Oregon’s art scene has gained a vibrant new voice with the creation of Graffiti, an alternative zine that embraces the spontaneous and diverse spirit of the city’s creative community. Founded in January 2023 by Don Root, a retired writer and editor with experience at esteemed publications like Lonely Planet and the now-defunct Lane Monthly,…
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Library, Period
The presence of a period after “Library” in some contexts could be attributed to specific historical, stylistic, or institutional reasons related to the library itself. The Haydenville Library, located in Haydenville, Massachusetts, is an example of a library that might be referenced in this manner. The small library building in the center of Haydenville was…
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Digitakt II by Elektron
The Digitakt II has been generating considerable buzz in the music production community, and for good reason. This upgraded version of the beloved Digitakt sampler by Elektron offers a slew of enhancements and new features that cater to both seasoned producers and newcomers alike. Delving into the details reveals why the Digitakt II stands out…