Le créatif Harvezt a fait la série « The Dark Side of The Covers » dans laquelle il imagine l’envers du décor de certaines pochettes d’album assez cultes. On voit donc les fesses du bébé dans la piscine sur la pochette de Nirvana ou encore l’agent de circulation qui permet au Beatles de marcher sur le passage piétons.
Comme Etienne Lavie, Halley Docherty confronte brillamment la ville et l’art. Dans cette série, elle intègre des couvertures d’albums cultes à leurs vrais lieux sur Google Street. Un mélange qui joue avec l’urbanisme, la musique et la culture numérique, à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
by Sabine Zetteler Created after a decade of audio experimentation, visual artist Dinos Chapman has emerged from his basement of beats with a new album that delights and disturbs in almost equal measure. His first foray into music production is unconventional and peculiar, providing an infinitely enigmatic landscape of surreal…
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For the past year, we’ve been dutifully cataloging some of our favorite sounds at CH in a daily Tweet dubbed #ListenUp. With an array of time zones at play and the sporadic nature of Twitter, you may have missed out. So to keep your ears filled with quality tunes and…
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It’s time to get literal in the music universe with a vinyl speaker that’s not just made out of vinyl, it’s got the look and feel of a vinyl record album as well. This conceptual design would have a 12-inch platter up on the wall with NFC technology making the connection between the amplifier inside and the smartphone in your pocket. With a simple pull of the disk you’ll also have amplified sound with a cone-shaped bit of physics on your side.
Having seen some rather similar designs in our day as far as physical amplification of sound goes, it wouldn’t be out of the question to have this device entirely mega-popular out in the streets. We’d love a few for the office, that’s for sure!
Designers: Zhou Yuxiao, Ren Ying / He Ji, and Liao Chunhui
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Known for his visually intense work and populist aesthetic, visual artist Tim Biskup grew up in Southern California and, adding music to his creative talents, started the band Big Butter with his brother, Mike. Together they explored their favorite music genres, experimented with sound and put on live stage…
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Sampled sounds from an Arctic ghost town comprise the unlikely music on Efterklang’s new album
Perpetually in search of new possibilities in the realm of music, the trio behind the Danish band Efterklang set out on a sound-seeking mission last August to the remote island of Spitsbergen to create their fourth album, Piramida. Over the course of their nine-day expedition on the Arctic isle—one…
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A l’occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album aujourd’hui « Roi sans Carrosse », Oxmo Puccino présente sur Fubiz le clip de son nouveau single Artiste. Réalisé par Colin Solal Cardo et produit par La Blogothèque, le clip nous propose de découvrir les facettes de ce que peut être un artiste. A découvrir dans la suite.
Disponible en version digitale depuis ce week-end, voici le streaming complet du nouvel album de Radiohead, “The King of Limbs”. Un tracklisting composé de 8 titres : Bloom, Morning Mr. Magpie, Little By Little, Feral, Lotus Flower, Codex, Give up the Ghost et Separator.
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