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The return of Aphex Twin, and why it matters
Richard D. James is the ghost in the machine.
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Sketches from Radiohead’s Polyfauna app highlight the creative process
Say the words “Radiohead” and “new music” almost anywhere and you are bound to attract attention. Maybe even a lot of attention. So when I heard that Radiohead’s interactive wandering app, PolyFauna, from developer Universal Everything, was not only being updated but also that it had 8 new tracks th
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Turn your regular PC into a visual instrument with Ojoon EP
Take a break from work and do this.
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Stop what you’re doing and watch this documentary on Japanese videogame music
Nobuo Uematsu, meet FlyLo.
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Human Harp lends grace to industrial spaces
Di Mainstone is an artist whose work bridges the gap between sculpture and the human body. She entwines the two, creating wearable, touchable, playable apparatuses that range from pulsing Cronenberg-style bioforms to a neck-mounted motion-based instrument that transforms its wearer into a one-woman
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Bow before your new god, this interactive tree of lights
Musician/tinkerer/muse Imogen Heap has created your new idol.
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Documentary on sound in videogames explores human/machine divide
Rage with the machine. Not against it. “8bit captures the tug and pull between computer and player, the interaction between an unforgiving system and your racing heart.”
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What do Flying Lotus, Piet Mondrian and Frank Lloyd Wright have in common? This app.
A simple app asks a lot of questions.
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Of doom metal, women, and videogames
The walls came tumbling down.
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Karmaflow: The Rock Opera Videogame is ridiculous, glorious
Rock and opera go together like baking soda and vinegar, so it goes without saying that Karmaflow: The Rock Opera Videogame is the most glorious, ostentatious guitar-epic ever played. I don’t think I’m overstating this. I don’t think overstatement is even possible. I mean, the trailer presents one m
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Harmonix featured alongside Björk and a bunch of cool electronic artists at digital art show
Videogames in museums are nothing new, but usually exhibits with games are exclusively about games and separate from the other art, as if games are relegated to the kid’s table because of the fear they’d make inappropriate fart noises in front of the grown-ups. But the Digital Revolution exhibit, o
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Photos from urban exploration at foreclosed Neverland Ranch are as bizarre as you’d think
Neverland Ranch was closed by authorities in 2006 after Michael Jackson, who was lying low in Bahrain after being cleared of molestation charges, failed to pay employees. A few years later it went into foreclosure. In the process, the pop star’s private Disneyland degenerated into a ghost town of an