Erik Satie’s Gymnopédie No. 1

“Gymnopédie No. 1” – Erik Satie was uploaded by: Patrizio Politi
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“Gymnopédie No. 1” – Erik Satie was uploaded by: Patrizio Politi
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Polysics – MEGA OVER DRIVE was uploaded by: polysicsVEVO
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David Letterman – Broken Bells with Ringo Starr: “And I Love Her” was uploaded by: Late Show with David Letterman
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Nattefrost: Decadence (Official Music Video) was uploaded by: Nattefrostsynth
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Off topic: Heather Hansen’s Emptied Gestures is a series of performance art pieces that combine ballet, yoga and drawing. Hansen uses charcoal and a huge piece of paper to translate graceful slow-motion gestures into organic illustrations. Her style, in the way it explores repeating patterns and stretches time, seems like a natural match for pairing with electronic… Read More Heather Hansen’s Emptied Gestures
http://vimeo.com/83253807 This is the official music video for Boris Blank‘s The Time Tunnel. The video transforms landscapes into kinetic light patterns.
Today synth maker Novation announced three new goodies that celebrate the company’s heritage: a short film, a free sample pack, and a synth giveaway contest. Movie: First, they’ve just today debuted a short film (above) that explores Novation’s heritage. (Well worth watching, if only to glimpse synth designer Chris Huggett’s workshop). Sample Pack: Next, the… Read More Novation Celebrates With ‘Heritage’ Movie, Sample Pack and Gear Giveaway Contest
We’re not sure how this happened, but….The Russian Police Choir covers Daft Punk’s Get Lucky.

Manikin Schrittmacher DEMO track was uploaded by: Alba Ecstasy
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This video captures a live performance by The Crystal Method (Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland) in the studios of KCRW. Formed in 1993, The Crystal Method started out in native Las Vegas (and some forgettable four-track stabs at vocal jazz music), but found their home in the early-’90s L.A. rave scene.