Time for some autumn music, then. Time for some Cubadust – Side Seven. Time for some fool yourself that it’s still summer kind of shit. Fransoice Hardy with Blur, A The xx remix, UNKLE (as always), Appart and so on.
Happy listening.
Some head nod shit then. What’s a summer without a thumping hip-hop playlist. Cars drive by with the boomin’ system. Yea, you get the idea. Despot, Jak Progresso, Vast Aire, LoDeck. MF Doom. And some Random Axe. The fun, play loud as hell until the windows vibrate stuff. That’s Cubadust – Side Six for you.
Happy listening!
Time for another Spotify Playlist, Cubadust – Side Five. A little White Hinterland. A couple of Glasser. Apparat. Ready for the world by How To Dress Well, which kicks ass by the way. The Magnetic Fields. Blackbird Blackbird. We’re talking 5 in morning music here, ok. Light up your favourite cigarette of choice and lay back. 28 tracks, close to two hours, happy listening!
And as I understand it, people from the US needs an invite to be able to get Spotify, so if you need one just drop me a line at contact@cubadust.com with your name, e-mail address and the country you live in and I’ll send one over.
The collection of the 2011 Emmy’s nominations for “Outstanding Main Title Design”. As always, see more at Art of the title.
In the footsteps of Splitting the Atom comes Edouard Salier’s next video for Massive Attack, Atlas Air.
Weird and psychedelic video by David Wilson for The Japanese Popstars new tune Let Go. Illustrated by Keaton Henson, with a portfolio well worth a visit.
Nando Costa brings us the opening for this years Flash on The Beach. Not really sure what to say more than it’s drop dead amazing. It really is.
More from Umeric, this time a couple of short spots time for HBO.
Beautiful new video by Noel Paul and Stefan Moore for Röyksopp’s The Drug.
Lovely little animation by Dvein celebrating the 100th issue of idN magazine.
New Björk video from the soundtrack to “The Moomins And The Comet Chase”.
There’s a couple of new ID’s out for action sports channel Fuel TV and I really love this “making of surfboard” by Brand New School.
The ever so awesome Art of the Title Sequence have an interview up with Steve Tozzi, the guy behind the intro for Davis Guggenheim’s 2009 “guitar” documenatary “It Might Get Loud“. I’m not really a guitar kind of person but the opening with Jack White of The White Stripes building an instrument out of a wooden plank and a Coke bottle is really great.
MK12 just opened a site for their in-house project called Telephoneme. And it comes with a great looking font, free for download.
Nice little 4 minute interview with Non-Format from this years OFFF in Paris.
