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April 20, 2012

Video: Music + Art - Squarepusher 'Dark Steering'

Mesmerising and yet indulgent? Video clip for UK artist Squarepusher.
Watch @3:30 as the visuals change.

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Electronic musicians can be terrible live acts: What’s the point of seeing someone stand on stage behind a laptop, hitting a return key? No wonder then that artists such as Daft Punk and Justice amp up their shows with elaborate visual displays. Tom Jenkinson, aka Squarepusher, is another such performer, and unlike the rest, he does the music and the visuals himself.

Filed under // Design art music video

Posted by Mark Cracknell

November 15, 2011

Dead Kennedys Visualisation

via Aaron Michie & Visual Complexity

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Project Description:

A visual overview of Dead Kennedys' five studio albums including quotes of the lyrics, track titles, album titles and their release years, soundwaves, track lengths, song writers and the lyrical themes and their relations.

http://www.visualcomplexity.com/vc/project.cfm?id=772

http://anttonnuotio.com/dead_kennedys.html

Filed under // data design found infographics music

Posted by Mark Cracknell

July 28, 2011

Found: The Social Haus of Gaga

Nice infographic from the guys at Editd

Via http://editd.com/blog/

Filed under // art culture design fashion found music social

Posted by Mark Cracknell

July 14, 2011

Tunes: Madeon - Pop Culture (live mashup)

39 songs sampled - pretty damn cool I say.

Filed under // culture music

Posted by Mark Cracknell

June 7, 2011

Found: Anatomy of a Mashup: Definitive Daft Punk visualised

Great visual created by Cameron Adams, a Web Technologist in Sydney:

"The entire piece is composed from the latest HTML5 and CSS3 technology (canvas, audio, transforms & transitions) so you'll need a newer browser to view it in. I recommend Chrome because it pulls off the best performance with my mangled code. All of the waveform and spectrum visualisation is performed in realtime, so your browser is rendering a music video on the fly!"

View the visualisation

Filed under // HTML5 art australia data infographics music sydney

Posted by Mark Cracknell

December 24, 2010

The Top 10 Mobile Applications of 2012 (back in 2009)

Back in late 2009, Gartner predicted applications in the categories of mobile payments, money tranfsers, location-based services, mobile health monitoring and those that provide fast access to content will be among the top mobile applications in the next few years.

Gartner’s list of top ten consumer mobile applications for 2012:

Money Transfer
Location-Based Services
Mobile Search
Mobile Browsing
Mobile Health Monitoring
Mobile Payment
Near Field Communication Services
Mobile Advertising
Mobile Instant Messaging
Mobile Music

2010 breakdown
Location, search, music and browsing was big in 2010 - no surprises there. New players like Square and local banks such ANZ both released apps that allow simple Money Transfer / Mobile payments - whilst in-app purchases made an excellent model to up-sell consumers after a free initial download.

So as we stroll in to 2011 will the predictions of NFC and Advertiser will to spend more on Mobile Ads be realised?