poynterinstitute:

markcoatney:

music:

It turns out there are a TON of Daft Punk fans on Tumblr, posting some awesome images and GIFs. As an homage to all of you and this well-anticipated release, New Division Digital put everything together in one full-screen experience. Check out randomaccessdj.com. It plays all the posts for you, or let’s you DJ them yourself, while you listen to Random Access Memories on Spotify. 

Everything is based on the APIs that Tumblr and Spotify provide.

Perhaps this brings the old CD jacket artwork to a new level? 

Enjoy the dance party.

Done and done. 

This is a great aggregation of Daft Punk content. 

Bawld Eggs, or Berled Ayeggs

Inner Workings Exposed

#wwltv#wires#electronics#digitaldouble#snapseed#cameraplus#instalux#igersneworleans#instagood (at WWL-TV)

garabating:

Mira by Tati suarez

Oil on Machete.

I’ve always loved Tati’s work.

claytoncubitt:

Click image for my new Music Video: Nicky Da B “Go Loko” (NSFW, Seizure Warning)

It’s with great pride that I debut “Go Loko,” the insanely fun new music video I directed for Nicky Da B. Prepare yourself for machine-gun New Orleans Bounce, twerking latex-clad bunnies, intergalactic booty constellations that would make Carl Sagan cry tears of joy, an asstronaut, a possibly demonic hairless cat, and perhaps my greatest invention yet: The Asscam™. 

Turn your volume up and get down! If you love it, click over to the Vimeo page and drop something in the tip jar!

(Directed by: Clayton Cubitt / Edited by: Bob Weisz / Makeup and hair: Katie Wedlund / Wardrobe styling: James Rosenthal / Dancers: Ro and Quack / Contortionist: Amanda Whip / Metallic mesh masks and jewelry: Arielle de Pinto / Leg jewelry on contortionist: Lizz Jardim / Production assistance: Rusty Lazer, Yumna Al-Arashi, Julia Pogodina.

rollingstone:

On OK Computer, Radiohead take the ideas they had begun toying with on The Bends into the stratosphere. At a time when they could have played it safe, selling their psychedelic souls for more radio-friendly rock & roll, Radiohead have released a concept album whose theme — based on rock’s age-old fear of the imminence of a world run by computers — unfolds gradually during the course of the album’s 12 songs.

OK Computer was released 16 years ago today.