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- Andriesh (1954)
An earlier film directed by Sergei Parajanov, who also made Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors and The Color of Pomegranate. A Kyiv Film Studio production, it is based on a Romanian fairy tale. The film was released in color, which was a real… Read more: Andriesh (1954) - Janaina Mello Landini
“There is urgency in coming to see the world as a web of interrelated processes, of which, we are integral parts, so that all our choices and actions have consequences for the world around us.” – A.N. Whitehead Janaina Mello Landini is… Read more: Janaina Mello Landini - Acoustic Levitation
I was really struck by the sonic styling and imagery in this video from the Ksana Institute and Kayalight Studios. It’s a great synthesis of sound, imagery, and concept that works so well. Note the metaphysical references, experimental lab/prison/mental institution setting, and the supporting… Read more: Acoustic Levitation
Captain Sensible, of The Damned, recommended The Goundhogs when he was being interviewed on a podcast. We hadn't heard them before and had to check them out. They're an obscure psych rock band, mainly active in the 60's and 70's. They've got a sound in the vein of Led Zeppelin or Deep Purple. Here's a playlist of their 1971 release called Split. 🎸 … See MoreSee Less
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Enjoying Agnes Obel's new album, The Meaning of Flowers. A return to form after 6 years. Sublime as ever. … See MoreSee Less
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New album coming soon from the Noise Diary. An immersive blend of noise, music, and visuals.
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The Noise Diary
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The Noise Diary. New York, New York.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Here's a real treat, Endless by Nala Sinephro. Get ready for a magical journey across the cosmos on gossamer wings…
Endlessness, by Nala Sinephro
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Wonderful new album from multi-talented Rena Jones, called Love Letters. It's a lush downtempo journey that's inviting you deeper into the inner realms. You can listen to the full album with visuals on YouTube:
youtu.be/EizpnbYPhcI?si=Sw9Gi153NoakiMnp
Otherwise, you can also hear more of her music, including the new David Last remix of "Folding Grace Into Empty Spaces" on Bandcamp:
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“There is urgency in coming to see the world as a web of interrelated processes, of which, we are integral parts, so that all our choices and actions have consequences for the world around us.” – A.N. Whitehead
Janaina Mello Landini is a Brazilian artist who uses braided rope and string to create intricate and immersive installations. In her work, she expresses a deep sense of our inherent mutuality and interdependence. This approach is informed by her background in architecture, physics, and mathematics. Her art encompasses a range of scales, from individual objects to public spaces.
Her work is instantly relatable as a reflection of the natural branching patterns we see all around us. It also evokes an appreciation for the ongoing wonder and mystery of the world. These are optimistic pieces, expressing a hopeful outlook on the interdependence of life. They underscore both our inherent vulnerability and our resilience. It’s also a good reminder to keep branching out, to explore new approaches, and make new connections.
Find out more, Akasha Nexus journal
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The Billion Dollar Brain. Sounds like a familiar plot these days… a forgotten Bond-esque spy thriller with Michael Caine and Ken Russell. 1967. … See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful work in progress on this oil painting from Dan Cohen. … See MoreSee Less
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