Saul

Fuck Radiohead! Paul Crik is GOD.

The world is yours to re-name!

Radiohead

Interesting way to edit a concert footage. These days everybody has a camera in their pocket.

I hate how the singer dances.

These Days

Found this perfect song from an old MBO post while I was using the WaybackMachine

Something To Believe

ONKALO

"In Finland the world's first permanent repository for high-level radioactive waste is being hewn out of solid rock -- a huge system of underground tunnels - that must last through natural disasters, man-made disasters, and to societal changes for 100,000 years.

Captivating, wondrous and extremely frightening, this feature documentary takes viewers on a journey never seen before into the underworld and into the future."

One of my sound-teachers has done the sound-recording for this amazing documentary.

I recommend you to watch it.

One fine example of the stupidity of mankind.

The Thing 2011

From Wikipedia:

"The film was shot in the anamorphic format on 35mm film, as the director dislikes the look of films shot digitally. The director chose not to fast cut the film, instead opting for a slower pace, hoping to build a sense of pending dread. The prequel was filmed in Pinewood Toronto Studios, Port Lands on March 22, 2010 and ended on June 28, 2010. On set, the director had a laptop computer which contained "a million" screen captures of the Carpenter film, which he used as a point of reference to keep the Norwegian camp visually consistent with the first film. Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr. created the practical creature effects for the film, in the studios of Amalgamated Dynamics. In addition to creating the effects for the human-Thing transformations, Gillis, Woodruff and their team had the challenge of coming up with the look of the alien in the ice block unearthed by the Norwegians. While it was initially only intended to be shown as a silhouette, the director liked their designs and encouraged them to fully create the creature, which was realised by creating a monster suit that Tom Woodruff wore. In order to emulate the creature effects of the first film, Heisserer has revealed that traditional practical effects will be used on the creatures whenever possible. The film's computer generated imagery will be created by Image Engine, the effects house who worked on Neil Blomkamp's 2009 film District 9. Computer Graphics will be used to digitally create extensions on some of the practical animatronic effects, as well as for digital matte paintings and set extensions. Alec Gillis stated that the advancement of animatronic technology since 1982 combined with digital effects allowed the effects team to expand upon the possible creature conceptions. Matthijs van Heijningen preferred to use practical effects over computer imagery, as he believes actors give better performances when they have something physical to react to. Stunt men covered in fire-retardant gel were used in scenes when characters are set on fire. The original Ennio Morricone score will likely be reflected in the film's score, but Morricone will not score the film, nor will his music from the 1982 version be used."

I hope that once in my lifetime somebody makes something that seems to be very cool idea to something that is actually pretty awesome.

Bad As Tom

Can't wait for the new one.

The Feeling

EXPERIBASS

Bass is God.

Technoviking Is God

You Are Going To Need A Warrior To Show You The Way

Atomkraft? Nein Danke.

I'm back from Berlin!

The trip was amazing. 2 months in Berlin will make every man/woman a better human-being.

I will post soon new stuff. I hope somebody still visits this lonely internet canyon...

Also new VANHAINKOTI album(?) in the works. Lot's of stuff made with iPad while drinking German beer.

Beer? Ja Danke!

Riesling

The way to drink.

Also 15. International Berlin Beer Festival ruled!