Once again, Miori graces us with another vibrant teaser for his upcoming sophomore release. Be sure to subscribe, and keep a watchful eye for more delicious visuals to come.
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Earlier this year, The Bear & The Sea threw us a little teaser from his upcoming split EP with A Gap Between. One of the tracks in particular (Wistful Algae Break) really stood out to us, and we thought it would work really well as a quick promo spot. So under our design studio, Colorcubic, we produced this promotional video spot for the Bear. Also, while we were at it, we decided to improve upon our Nueva Forma ident title spot.
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Once again, Miori graces us with this beautiful teaser of surrealistic cinematography, 3D rendered composites, and a beautiful ambient track; an excerpt from an up-and-coming new Miori release, right here on Nueva Forma. If you enjoy what you see, let us know by sounding off in the comments below. Cheers!
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We’re anticipating an amazing follow-up from Miori, to I Have No Memory Of This Place. Until then, please enjoy this teaser spot from Miori, [see below] (with more to follow). Also, make sure to subscribe for more updates and details on new music from Nueva Forma. Enjoy!
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When it comes to procreation, the offspring tend to embody the traits of their parents. When it comes to this custom Monome-Guitar, there’s certainly no exception to that rule. Thanks to Ben Brown for this beautiful marriage, and offspring of a guitar and monome. Great video as well.
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In my formative high school years, my friends and I were discovering all sorts of amazing bands. My friend Stephen was hooked on The Ramones and tried to get me into them; quite unsuccessfully I might add. I just didn’t get it. There seemed to be nothing special at all about The Ramones but Stephen just couldn’t get enough. It all sounded the same to me. I told him, “Every song sounds the same to me” and he kind of paused for a bit. Then he got this look and said to me, “Yeah but it’s a great song.” Years later, after becoming a true Techno fan and DJ, I would remember Stephen’s words. Because they made total sense to me. Techno was my Ramones.
Dave & Philip of Kompakt
Speaking in Code is a documentary about the love of Techno, the people who produce it, and the people who are lost in it. The trailer is awesome and I’m really excited to see it because it seems so focused. Most documentaries on electronic music tend to focus on superstars and act as a starter kit for the uninitiated. Speaking in Code doesn’t really have that feel to me. From the press release:
“…an intimate account of people who are completely lost in music. A heartbreaking and lighthearted documentary, it’s a vérité glimpse into the world of techno.”
Features a stellar cast of producers (I’m really looking forward to the brothers Voigt footage): Modeselektor, Wighnomy Brothers, Monolake, Philip Sherburne, Ellen Allien, Tobias Thomas, Marc LeClair AKA Akufen, Wolfgang Voigt, Michael Mayer, Reinhard Voigt, Sascha Ring AKA Apparat, Sascha Funke, Mario Willms AKA Douglas Greed, Miss Kittin, Dan Paluska AKA Six Million Dollar Dan, and Mike Uzzi AKA Smartypants.
Right now director/producer Amy Grill is trying to get the film into several film festivals so if anyone has any connections in their town give her a tweet. Also check out the behind the scenes trailer via Facebook.
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Comes in several flavas: Bad, badder, and baddest.
Found this strange little novelty item while drooling over the Optimus Maximus. Not quite sure if the DJ scratch pad would make it in the winner’s circle. I can imagine some dude pulling this card out of his wallet and whispering slyly to his date, “Hey… check this…” then start scratching like he’s Kid Koala. Deal-breaker? Probably. At least the video is hilarious.
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Just found this informative video on how vinyl records are actually made, which is a crazy-complicated process. Despite the ups, downs, or chug-along of the music industry and the format wars, vinyl is still in popular demand (vinyl at Best Buy, anyone?), and I wouldn’t be surprised if it supersedes compact discs in the next couple years. We’ll have to see how vinyl dukes it out with USB albums, which is still the closest thing to a physical record that’s actually digital, for those who still care about the tactile experience. If you want to read up more on vinyl, check out wikipedia’s article on it.
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