Imagine you were in space, listening to space radio, whatever that is. And then you requested Art Garfunkel. This is what they’d play you:
Mr Hopkinson’s Computer – Bright Eyes
Hello from Sunny Hammersmith, whereupon extra capitalisation is merited due to the actual presence of sunshine. It’s been a while; the last long-form blog post here was sometime in 2011. Such is the ebb and flow of life; a lot has changed over the last couple of years!
Still, as far as I can tell, everyone’s still out there and going strong – how it’s going? Or, as the 90s would put it:
DJ Miko – What’s Up
Time for a bit of a tidy-up around here, I reckon.
It’s been a long while since anything happened here. In the eerie silence, tumbleweeds of Tweets fade dimly into the ether.
Shinypixel ain’t forgotten; in fact, it’d be hard to do so given the web is, y’know, my career and everything. In fact, it needs to go to a new, shiny webhost and generally be kicked into the world of modern browsing. Which is in progress, as quickly as I can do it in the ever-dwindling spare time available.
Consider this a little sign in the ground as the tumbletweets continue to roll past for the moment, at least…
The first full-length CD album I bought was The Grid’s Evolver. A lifetime appreciation for the inappropriate juxtaposition of banjos against loud synth stabs was born.
The Grid – Swamp Thing
“What’s your favourite band?” asked someone the other day. A surprisingly easy question – it’s The Art of Noise. “Who?” or perhaps “Why?” you quiz keenly. Because they made stuff like this. 25 years ago.
The Art of Noise – Back Beat
