Too Bad The World Is Ending In 2012 . . .

Future of Screen Technology (Via The Cool Hunter).

Too Bad The World Is Ending In 2012 . . .

Will The Real DJ Hero Please Stand Up?

(Via Lemonade was a popular drink...).


[UPDATE] Crazy video related to Ms Pinky's Digital DJ Technology (Via anditstillis).

Video by Daito Manabe (click here).  For MsPinky's Playhouse click here.

Will The Real DJ Hero Please Stand Up?

Devil's Third

(Via Kotaku.)

"In looking at real combat, close combat has a more visceral bloody feel to it. I want to get more of that close combat feel in [Devil's Third]," Itagaki told Kotaku in a recent interview, the table full of Valhalla's top staff. Itagaki himself was without his trademark shades, wearing a new silver ring in the shape of the Valhalla Game Studios logo.
[...]
While Bilson and Itagaki were tight-lipped about the story behind Devil's Third, they provided some clues about its war-torn settings, which span the globe. Bilson said the biggest clue about Devil's Third's background is the Kessler syndrome theory.

The Kessler syndrome basically says that the density of objects in low-Earth orbit could reach a point where collisions between those objects could cause a disastrous cascade of debris. Those collisions could compound, causing more orbital collisions, a scenario that could render space travel and the use of satellites unfeasible.
[...]
As for the name Devil's Third, Bilson and Itagaki said it has multiple meanings related to the fiction and the characters, the first of which is rooted in classical music, in the dissonance of tritones, or "Diabolus in Musica." Bilson referenced the works of Richard Wagner, including his opera Götterdämmerung about the downfall of the Norse gods, as well as the music of Black Sabbath, in explaining the concepts behind the game.

"As we expose some of the fiction, it all becomes clear," Bilson says. "[The title Devil's Third] absolutely came out of the game, there's a character in the game that has a relationship to the music, there's three factions…" Then he cut himself off.

"I don't want to really talk about it," he said, seemingly having given away too much already.

Itagaki explained his thoughts on the musical foundation of Devil's Third.

"Dissonance can make people feel negative feelings," he said. "But you can try to be nice, make everything really accessible and pleasant, or you can go down a road that rattles people a bit. I think the latter is where I can make a more interesting impact on people. More than the musical interpretation of Devil's Third, I'm more interested in the literary associations."

(Via Kotaku.)

This game comes from THQ and Valhalla Game Studios, which is comprised of former Team Ninja members (and Tomonobu Itagaki) - the developers of the Dead or Alive fighting games and the recent incarnations of Ninja Gaiden - which happen to be some my favorite video games of all time.  Shit looks insane.

Devil's Third

MORTAL KOMBAT!

"We want you to find Shang Tsung . . . and finish him."

Just over 300 viewers? This looks disturbed . . . and I like it. And boohoo for anybody that cries about Johnny Cage. I mean, really? What do you like playing as Cyclops, too? (Via Kotaku.)

MORTAL KOMBAT!

I Know Who I'm Pulling For Now . . .

The Dutch Football Federation . . .

(Via The Cool Hunter.)

I Know Who I'm Pulling For Now . . .

Some Cool New Music I Just Found

Coolin'.

"The Sound Is God" by Exile from the album Radio.


"R U Listenin'" by Illa J from the album Yancey Boys.

"Some Cool Music (*) I Just Found" is pretty much a/ the motto of The People's Poseur.  Well, that and "(*) Or Some Random-Cool/Cool-Random Shit."

Dope-a-licious.

Some Cool New Music I Just Found

Flame

Flame

4/20

Dig this!

Today former Police Chief Norm Stamper writes for CNBC: Legalize It (click here).

Chappelle's Show R.I.P.

Click here to sign petition.

Nike SB Dunk High "Skunks"

Got that skunk? - Released today.

Via Sneaker-News- (Thanks to M.C.)

4/20

"One Wish When I'm Deceased / Bury Me In 501s & 10 Deep. . ."

. . . And Please Keep The Bapes On The Feet / So I Can Watch The Devil Ice Grill Me . . .







There is basically no chance of you getting your hands on any of the various incarnations that BAPE's Kid Cudi x Milo Tees have seen.

Via Dat New Cudi.

Although, you can download a Kid Cudi x BAPE wallpaper as consolation . . .

Download here.

The new album is called Cudder: The Revolution of Evolution.

And that 2009 ish:

"One Wish When I'm Deceased / Bury Me In 501s & 10 Deep. . ."

The Future Is Nigh

Fuck walking.

The Future Is Nigh

From Vinyl To The Touchscreen Turntablist

Cool shit!


Yuri Suzuki "Prepared Turntable" (2008)


Christian Marclay "Breaking is making sound" (1984)


ATTIGO TT (Final Product) from Scott Hobbs a.k.a. the future.


Noteput from Jürgen Graef and Jonas Heuer (Via Billionaire Boys Club).

From Vinyl To The Touchscreen Turntablist

"Not that we needed all that for the trip, but once you get locked into a serious drug collection, the tendency is to. . ."

"Not that we needed all that for the trip, but once you get locked into a serious drug collection, the tendency is to. . ."

Sometimes Dynamite Is Black

Sometimes Dynamite Is Black

Freaknik

Freaknik

Silent Film, Music Video Are Mixed, Start Fire

And, in other news - Silent Film versus Music Video in Ennio Morricone Technicolor:

   Via Vimeo.     i.e. flame status.

Forest Swords "Miarches" from Olde English Spelling Bee's Future Sound series (1st in a trilogy).

Silent Film, Music Video Are Mixed, Start Fire

A Wall Of Sound, Literally

• 3' x 4'
• 28 Speaker Elements
• 40Hz - 20,000kHz
• 225 lbs.
• $4,500
• Handcrafted

    

Via Uncrate.

Phil Spector - a producer known for originating the "Wall of Sound" in music production, for working with Ike & Tina Turner, George Harrison, John Lennon, The Ramones, etc., . . . and for murder - would be proud of this massive iPod speaker system.

A Wall Of Sound, Literally

All The Way From Fresh, To Death

Bored in class today so I was looking at clothes . . .

Cop at Fast Life.

More ish after the jump (and a sale with 50%-85% off).

All The Way From Fresh, To Death