My new DIY MORE ROAR! entropic and degenerative synth built as part of a Dirty Electronics workshop at @weekofsound.bsky.social at @edincollegeofart.bsky.social. Designed by Dirty Electronics and Agnes Cameron, more info at moreroar.org/about.html

Congrats to BART rider and Oakland legend Alysa Liu on winning a gold medal at the Olympics and making the Bay Area proud!

When the world is shit play a record you love it helps

This is a good essay, but sometimes as a thought experiment I think about how we defended the ubiquity of cars 100+ years ago. Sure, we can't really walk places anymore and they kill tens of thousands a year and gasoline makes the air toxic, but getting places fast in a personal bubble is cool!

A Discogs review of Move D - Pop For Dwoozle: "Boards of Canada make music that gets me weirdly nostalgic for a childhood I never lived. This record gets me nostalgic for the one I actually did."

More Italy... #stickers #art

it’s important to keep caring about how things work and how they’re built

Autechre - Gantz Graf

Monthly listening, February 2026: David Moufang I'm starting with a dozen or so releases from a rich back catalog of solo and collaborative releases under aliases like Move D, Deep Space Network, and rEAGENZ (with Jonah Sharp).

Today's show now on Mixcloud for your pleasure. A Warp Records special - tried to not go to heavy on the obvious choices. Full TL in the next post. www.mixcloud.com/ursa/hangove...

The SONA Immersive Storytelling Festival (Carnegie Mellon) announced it '26 line-up. It's international. We're delighted that "The Golden Toad" (VR) was included as an Official Selection. #xr #vr #mr #ar #immersivestorytelling www.sonafestival.com/experiences-...

i love u flippy

i often think about this review

Sometimes I just do weird stuff in VR just to see if I can. This was all done in one continuous shot. 🐧👊🧱🎦😅 #GodotEngine #gamedev #indiedev #VR

FLAC versions of the latest rips of Boards of Canada rarities are now online thanks to @Samamdj on YouTube. Download links on the Internet Archive: archive.org/details/boc-... archive.org/details/a-fe... archive.org/details/old-... Highlights video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hvai...

Echopraxia Work by Fu Pok Yan. Another one that isn't a typical split-screen piece that plays with layers of imagery through the editing.

Happy 30th to Bjork's Hyperballad. She curated some great remixes during that era, and they're online in one place thanks to BjorkDiscography. The link below will take you to the Post remixes playlist starting with an old favorite by Howie B with different vocals. www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKnj...

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*singing to the tune of the Sade song*

New Order - Regret (Live 20230610 Porto) The music video for Regret also features lovely split-screen work: bsky.app/profile/mult...

So good. gradient.horse

"What is your favorite song that's over ten minutes?" At first I was going to say the nearly-40-minute version of Blue Room but that almost seems like trolling. I'll go with this, the second of the Orbital two-part closer for In Sides.

Panican the streets of London Panican the streets of Birmingham I wonder to myself Could life ever be sane again?

Another classic turning 30 - B12's second album. A love letter to witty scifi and cyberpunk, something like a more optimistic Blade Runner perhaps? Classic artwork from The Designers Republic, including a great companion manual in this reissue.

I've asked so many people to please quit substack, and if I see a substack link, I rarely, if ever, click on it. and I know amazing people that I love and respect and learn from are on there and it makes me so sad. in case it helps you to finally quit that place: www.theguardian.com/media/2026/f...

Oldie but goldie.

Sad how it's hard to make new friends at my age, and at the same time, some old friends turn out to be defenders of bad people and bad things.

everyone who uses an llm to code more than me is voluntarily deskilling themselves, everyone who uses it less than me might as well be hand-wiring together vacuum tubes

"What we witness here, then, are traces of the violence of power - military dictatorship, gender hierarchy, racialized labor - etched into the very structures of sight and sense. These films invite us to feel where seeing fails, and where the darkness itself begins to speak." - Chan Yong Bu

Check out some highlights from our recent community event. Members of the Step Into Vision community gathered on Feb 2, 2026 to celebrate and reflect on two years of Apple Vision Pro. They shared their stories, what they have been building, and what they hope to see next. youtu.be/Dwxsmte-P9g

From the @insidesuk.bsky.social FB page...

Tie between What Have I Done to Deserve This? and I Wouldn’t Normally Do This Kind of Thing, I think. Then again, there are some Smiths songs that could be in the mix.

Law & Order Intro Voice:

Supposedly a new hq rip from a new source tape. Who knows? I've never felt too completist about BoC rarities; the official releases are enough. I have several folders of these old tunes downloaded off Soulseek years ago, and maybe someday I'll go back and sort them out?

Chicago, 1948. Harry Callahan.

People always ask me what my fave bootleg is and every time I say this Japanese Loveless boot. A double white vinyl with bonus tracks. Sounds good too* *people never ask me this

Adachi's H2 seen here is fantastic. The pacing, the silent moments, the gentle visual gags - all so good. Also good for learning Japanese.

it is morally correct to kick Darren Aronofsky down a short flight of stairs

Happy 40th birthday to Prefab Sprout's Johnny Johnny (AKA Lucile #1), which was released as a single on this day in 1986. Here's a great live performance on the Whistle Test youtu.be/iZIknAn2Mnc

Happy birthday to Gillian Gilbert.

brass solidarity band performing “stand by me” in the streets of whittier next to alex pretti’s memorial. the crowd started chanting “the people united will never be defeated” so they incorporated it into the song. i love minneapolis

A 1986 Japanese guide on how to program using the Family BASIC software for the Famicom features many cute illustrations of Mario and Pauline (known as "Lady" in Japan at the time).

The time has come: the kid has finally agreed to watch Star Wars. 🥰

Nice edit for manga/anime fans - something for everyone.

raining somewhat crooked

Binging on Avalanches mixes from 20+ years ago to get me thru the day.

Once again, despite being crazy about the music from the isles and paying exorbitant prices for import CDs and vinyl over decades, I have not been nominated for the BRIT Awards. What does a man have to do.

Everyone got all the books they need in case we get snowed/frozen in this weekend? Maybe swing by the bookstore today, just in case.

Massachusetts Legend