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  • via mimikry [ via crashinglybeautiful / aboyinmidair ]
Source unknown.

    via mimikry [ via crashinglybeautiful / aboyinmidair ]

    Source unknown.

  • Adidas Y-3 /Satellite
[ Sid Lee ]

    Adidas Y-3 /Satellite

    [ Sid Lee ]

  • Adidas Y-3 /Satellite
[ Sid Lee ]

    Adidas Y-3 /Satellite

    [ Sid Lee ]

  • [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

    Autechre - Uviol
    [Confield, 2001]

  • 22_108_ItsAllAboutLove_sm
[ Jacques Perconte ]

    22_108_ItsAllAboutLove_sm

    [ Jacques Perconte ]

  • Standing on top of a tower block at night, listening to satellite dishes rattle in the breeze.

    — The Guardian on Hyperdub 5 (via videocity)

  • [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

    Autechre - Overand

    [ via nyomklyu ]

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[ qui ]

    untitled

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  • 200502 GuangZhou
[ qui ]

    200502 GuangZhou

    [ qui ]

  • [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

    Squarepusher - Orient Orange
    [Hello Everything, 2006]

  • Takeshi Kitano
source unknown

    Takeshi Kitano

    source unknown

  • That’s what you get for pretending the danger’s not real
    Meek and obedient you follow the leader,
    Down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel

    What a surprise!
    A look of terminal shock in your eyes
    Now things are really what they seem,
    No, this is not a bad dream

    Bleating and babbling we fell on his neck with a scream
    Wave upon wave of demented avengers
    March cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream

    — Sheep, Roger Waters/Pink Floyd

  • [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

    Metallica - Orion
    [Master Of Puppets, 1986]

  • Brass Golem, by Sam Weber
[ via cheveyo ]

    Brass Golem, by Sam Weber

    [ via cheveyo ]

  • I like to think
    (it has to be!)
    of a cybernetic ecology
    where we are free of our labors
    and joined back to nature,
    returned to our mammal
    brothers and sisters,
    and all watched over
    by machines of loving grace.

    — from All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace, by Richard Brautigan