Saturday, 19 June 2010

Every Second Thursday 10.20 a.m.

Its Thursday fairly early in the morning, lyin in the bed, me head is kind of sore, and the ma's roarin at me, "get up ya lazy fuck, ill give ya two minutes before I send your father up"

Bare Bones the U.S. edition

With pure dedication and no tea breaks Harry Malt and Chris Bianchi worked around the clock designing and printing the long awaited and much talked about Bare Bones USA (BB/US OS4). More compact with a new semi color screen BB USA also offers a longer reading life in a smaller package. Aimed at the U.S. market the type face has been darkened and the content simplified for easier reading and less chance of getting stuck on difficult words.

This issue is limited and will disappear like hot cakes before the Atkins diet was invented. Beg, bribe and steal one before you miss out. Another way is to make sure you are at the show on the 29th, New York City!





Envoy Enterprises
www.envoyenterprises.com
131 Chrystie Street
New York,
NY 10002-2813,
United States

http://quarterlybarebones.blogspot.com/

www.ourbarebones.com

Friday, 11 June 2010

King Midas Sound - Lost

It took a while but finally Hyperdub have released the single, "Lost", from the acclaimed album by King Midas Sound, "Waiting for you", also the official video I directed on 2 cold December nights all over a sinister London. It was a budgeted feat but a good laugh. King Midas Sound consist of The Bug, KiKi, and Roger Robinson and were begged to play at Mutek this year I'm certain KMS are going to be a major presence in the the history of contemporary music.




http://www.youtube.com

Thursday, 10 June 2010

Off Shoot - 7pm the Sugar Club Dublin

The good guys at Off Set have asked me to talk tonight at Off Shoot in Dublin. Aah the mother land and in the venue I'v been thrown out of many a time. If your in town drop by.


http://www.iloveoffset.com/offshoot.html

Monday, 7 June 2010

Bare Bones - We are the Future.




BareBones 3 from Bare Bones on Vimeo.
Due to the hard work and dedication from our Bare Bones brother Ricardo and his team of white coat wearing technicians working around the clock, we now have an online, super 3D, hyper color, CGI online flip trough BB Paper for all to look at. There is no technical problem or computer program too big for our man Ricardo. Look at the amazing special effects on display at http://www.ourbarebones.com/. We have even re-created Harry Malts hands using the height of cutting edge computer graphics. See "Maltron 2000" turn the stunning pages of the well sought after paper currently banned from the V and A for bring too futuristic, and a little bit rude.

http://www.ourbarebones.com/

Friday, 4 June 2010

Milky Blacks - Irish Eyes

With out getting too soppy, One of my greatest friends and oldest friends, Ross McDonnell published an interview he did with me for the acclaimed Milky Blacks Blog. Ross in fact runs the site and I'm pretty sure he has turned me into an informed and learned layabout as apposed to your regular layabout. His research makes me feel bad for not knowing enough and the worst thing he isn't just an academic photo man with out being able to take a picture, no... His photography is brilliant too (Bastard). Look at his work! Inspiration.


Monday, 31 May 2010

The Drums - 10 men Magazine

I got to hang out with these chaps. No drugs and throwing TV's out the window, but a good laugh none the less. Doing well and great to see as they are devoted to their music and extremely hands on with everything they do, from music videos to album artwork. Genuine self made pop musicians.














http://thedrums.com/

Sunday, 30 May 2010

Dennis Hopper

"There's only love or hate, you either love someone or you hate em"







17th May 1936 - 29th May 2010


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000454/

Louise Stern - Author, Artist, Good Friend

Louise Stern: 'I didn't think I would ever live in the hearing world, let alone write in it'

Louise Stern grew up in an exclusively deaf community in California and studied art at America's only non-hearing university before coming to London to study and work as an assistant to the British artist Sam Taylor-Wood. Now her compelling short stories about wild, restless – and deaf – young people look set to change the way we think about both language and silence.

http://www.guardian.co.uk