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    CLOGS - Veil Waltz The sleeve shows a magic rock floating in the woods, which to us embodies the dreamy atmosphere of the band’s ethereal chamber music. As Clogs puts it: “This is our new EP of assorted ephemera, cinematic soundtracks and the odd tidbit of song & instrumental musings to captivate and tease your ears for the long winter between now and March 2nd, when The Creatures in the Garden of Lady Walton will be released.”

    CLOGS - Veil Waltz

    The sleeve shows a magic rock floating in the woods, which to us embodies the dreamy atmosphere of the band’s ethereal chamber music. As Clogs puts it: “This is our new EP of assorted ephemera, cinematic soundtracks and the odd tidbit of song & instrumental musings to captivate and tease your ears for the long winter between now and March 2nd, when The Creatures in the Garden of Lady Walton will be released.”

    Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011

    Tags music nature photo

    Anatomy of a Mashup:Definitive Daft Punk visualized Web technologist Cameron Adams recently created a mashup of 23 Daft Punk songs titled Definitive Daft Punk.  Like any good music mashup as you’re listening it becomes easy to get lost in the track and figure out where one track begins and ends.  To illustrate the layering and composition Cameron created this killer HTML5 and CSS3 visualization of the mashup.  Make sure you view it in a modern browser like Chrome or Safari.

    Anatomy of a Mashup:
    Definitive Daft Punk visualized

    Web technologist Cameron Adams recently created a mashup of 23 Daft Punk songs titled Definitive Daft Punk.  Like any good music mashup as you’re listening it becomes easy to get lost in the track and figure out where one track begins and ends.  To illustrate the layering and composition Cameron created this killer HTML5 and CSS3 visualization of the mashup.  Make sure you view it in a modern browser like Chrome or Safari.

    Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011

    Tags mashup music animation

    Reblogged from Jonathan Moore