we make all sorts of stuff. just so happens we don't make things lame and boring. here's a list of genres etc:
  • acoustic
  • ambient
  • breaks
  • country
  • dub/reggae
  • dubstep
  • drum'n'bass
  • electro
  • funk
  • hiphop
  • jazz
  • metal
  • pop
  • punk
  • rock
  • techno
  • triphop

  • remix
  • covers

  • video
  • soundtrack
  • T(ether) – a Spatially- and Body-Aware Window for Collaborative Editing and Animation of 3D Virtual Objects || More info: http://bit.ly/KXuRUA http://bit.ly/L188qz T(ether) is a novel spatially aware display that supports intuitive interaction with volumetric data. The display acts as a window affording users a perspective view of three- dimensional data through tracking of head position and orientation. T(ether) creates a 1:1 mapping between real and virtual coordinate space allowing immersive exploration of the joint domain. Our system creates a shared workspace in which co-located or remote users can collaborate in both the real and virtual worlds. The system allows input through capacitive touch on the display and a motion-tracked glove. When placed behind the display, the user’s hand extends into the virtual world, enabling the user to interact with objects directly.

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  • June 10th, Pony Bar, FREE: Terrorbyte Stripes w/ Spermaids, Mick The Merciless, The Cholesterollers and Organ Morgan.

    June 10th, Pony Bar, FREE: Terrorbyte Stripes w/ Spermaids, Mick The Merciless, The Cholesterollers and Organ Morgan.

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  • little
  • Until Dark by Selbyville || from the album “Plumpuddinger’s Voyage” Designed and animated by Derek Kimball

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  • "Day by day, however, the machines are gaining ground upon us; day by day we are becoming more subservient to them; more men are daily bound down as slaves to tend them, more men are daily devoting the energies of their whole lives to the development of mechanical life. The upshot is simply a question of time, but that the time will come when the machines will hold the real supremacy over the world and its inhabitants is what no person of a truly philosophic mind can for a moment question."
    Samuel Butler, 1863, Darwin among the Machines.