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Sound of Metal
"Music was his world. Then silence revealed a new one." - Drama/Music, 121 min
Bush - Glycerine | Live at Woodstock ’99
Bush - Glycerine | Live at Woodstock ’99 🔔 Subscribe to Alt Vault: https://bit.ly/3GcFdaa 📅 Date: July 25, 1999 📍 Venue: Woodstock ’99, Rome, NY 🎛️ Tour/Era: Razorblade Suitcase Tour 🎤 Artist: Bush ✨ Bush delivers a powerful live performance of “Glycerine,” one of their most enduring hits, during the infamous Woodstock ’99 festival. Stripped down and emotionally raw, Gavin Rossdale’s solo performance turns this alternative rock anthem into a haunting and unforgettable moment. Why Fans Love This Performance: • “Glycerine” — An intimate, stripped-back performance that stands out amid the chaos of Woodstock ’99. • Gavin Rossdale’s raw vocals and unpolished delivery give the song a vulnerable and authentic edge. • A defining moment for Bush that has become one of the most talked-about live performances of the festival. 💬 What does “Glycerine” mean to you? Share your favorite lyric or memory in the comments — and don’t forget to subscribe for more iconic live performances from the ’90s and beyond! #Bush #Glycerine #Woodstock99 #AltVault #90sRock #AlternativeRock #LiveMusic
#Fastiste No. 5: BTS Butterfly x Clair De Lune
방탄소년단 BTS “Butterfly” with a shade of Claire de Lune 💯
Patch Notes: Hélène Vogelsinger
Buy Hélène Vogelsinger‘s Patch Notes session on 12" vinyl from the The Vinyl Factory: https://thevinylfactory.com/product/patch-notes/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ As part of the practice behind Hélène Vogelsinger‘s modular synth compositions, the French singer and sound designer explores abandoned places and connects with their energies to create immersive and suspended moments. “I love the fact that they have layers of stories and histories, with different occupants, often crossing times, and always full of beautiful and melancholic poetry,” she says. Prior to this episode of Patch Notes, Vogelsinger went on a 800km trip to visit an abandoned cloister, where she took pictures, videos and recorded soundscapes. She then came back to her studio and started to create the musical foundations based on what she experienced during that day. “I always compose my main sequences and record the vocals and instruments upstream,” she says. “It is the first phase of creation.” A few weeks later, Vogelsinger returned to record the finished piece, but the building wasn’t accessible. But on her way back home, in the south of France, she came across an abandoned castle, “an improbable apparition”, in the middle of an industrial zone. “With Chalisk, who films all my sessions, we were amazed and shocked at the same time,” she says. “We were amazed by this place’s aura and energy and shocked by the way it has been ransacked.” Although the piece wasn’t recorded for the space, the castle’s own history (the family who lived there helped refugees who fled war) and aura made it suitable for the session. “The installation and the recording session are always a process within the process, which takes a few hours. Technically it requires a good organisation: three modular cases and hundred of cables, a generator, a camera, lights and again so many cables,” she says. “It is something really intense, especially in those types of abandoned places, where you have to avoid a lot of obstacles.” Vogelsinger’s latest album, Contemplation, is available now on Modularfield: https://helenevogelsinger.bandcamp.com/album/contemplation Video by Chalisk Pito
The Life Ahead
"The bonds we forge can change us forever." - Drama, 94 min
T.D.S. MOB(TDS MOB) / T.D.S SCRATCH REACTION
T.D.S. MOB(TDS MOB) / T.D.S SCRATCH REACTION PRODUCE BY T.D.S. MOB PRODUCTION CORDINATORS MARK COHEN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER A.SQUARE,M. COHEN RACE RECORDS 1989
VP Kamala Harris Goes Sneaker Shopping With Complex
Vice President Kamala Harris goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Social Status in Charlotte and talks about her viral pair of Converse Chuck Taylors, her plans for small business owners, and why you should vote. Subscribe to Complex on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE_--R1P5-kfBzHTca0dsnw?sub_confirmation=1 Check out more of Complex here: http://www.complex.com https://twitter.com/Complex https://www.facebook.com/complex http://instagram.com/complex https://plus.google.com/+complex/ COMPLEX is a community of creators and curators, armed with the Internet, committed to surfacing and sharing the voices and conversations that define our new America. Our videos exemplify convergence culture, exploring topics that include music, sneakers, style, sports and pop culture through original shows and Complex News segments. Featuring your favorite celebrities, authoritative commentary, and a unique voice, our videos make culture pop.
The technology that’s replacing the green screen
The green screen is a Hollywood staple. Should it be? It’s easy to complain about overreliance on special effects, but for projects that require impossible-to-film environments or have incredibly expensive shots, how do you get the flexibility of green screens without the drawbacks? Charmaine Chan has worked on one of the possible answers. Vox's Phil Edwards spoke to her about her career and how it's at the forefront of a big technological shift. As a compositor for venerable effects house Industrial Light and Magic (ILM), she’s worked on films like The Last Jedi, assembling various digital elements into a beautiful, seamless image. Her job changed on The Mandalorian, one of the first shows to use ILM’s upgrade for the green screen: LED panels that used video game engine technology to place a realistic-looking world behind the actors. It was a huge improvement, because green screens actually have a lot of drawbacks. Removing the green screen is never as quick as visual effects artists would hope. It also casts green light upon the set and actors. Even substitutes for a green screen, like projecting an image onto a screen behind the actor, fail to dynamically respond to camera movements the way they would in the real world. ILM’s solution fixes a lot of those problems, and it also led to creative breakthroughs in which the old Hollywood order of a TV show or movie, in which VFX came last, was suddenly reversed. Now, artists like Charmaine are alongside actors, set designers, and other crew members during filming. That collaboration means that this technology doesn’t just eliminate a screen — it eliminates a creative barrier. Watch the above video to see how it happens. Subscribe to our channel! http://goo.gl/0bsAjO Vox.com is a news website that helps you cut through the noise and understand what's really driving the events in the headlines. Check out http://www.vox.com. Watch our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/IZONyE Follow Vox on Facebook: http://goo.gl/U2g06o Or Twitter: http://goo.gl/XFrZ5H
Condesa Drive (1956)
Situated on nearly half an acre in Whittier's Friendly Hills neighborhood- a glass walled modernist compound that effectively turns its back to the street. Past a perimeter block wall and 10' tall double door entryway, a serene and private courtyard greets your arrival. Two pathways traverse a shallow reflecting pond water feature; one leads to the 2,310 SF 3 BD 2 BA main residence, the other to the nearly 500 SF guest house/studio/potential ADU. Extraordinarily, both structures were built utilizing poured in place concrete walls amidst wood post & beam supported ceilings. In the main residence, floor to ceiling walls of glass and sliding doors lead out to the expansive backyard. Spider leg beams visually extend the interior spaces outward and shelter the back patio. Mature eucalyptus trees provide a dramatic backdrop. The island kitchen has been renovated with custom teak cabinetry, quartz countertops, and top of line appliances. Both bathrooms have been outfitted with sleek contemporary fixtures and floor to ceiling Porcelanosa tile. Another central courtyard with gas fire pit and outdoor dining area provides an alternative entrance to the guest/studio and its laundry room + 3/4 bath. A towering carport fronted by garage door offers covered and secured parking for 4 cars and a wall of built-in storage. The meandering circular driveway offers room for at least 6 more cars. A spectacular estate sized architectural property in Whittier's most desirable neighborhood. 15631 Condesa Drive, Whittier CA 90603 / Contact Nate Cole 562.673.3550 / nate@uniquecaliforniaproperty.com / SUPRSTRUCTUR / DRE 01405140
Ep25: Synth Sounds Of...The Korg Triton: The Sound of '00s Radio Hits!
If you recall the biggest pop and hip-hop hits of the time—from Justin Timberlake, Jay-Z, Clipse, Nelly, and more—you're already thinking of Triton presets. In this video, William Kurk scrolls through the machine's synths and drum kits to show just how often this keyboard appeared on the radio airwaves. Watch the Synth Sounds of the Minimoog : https://youtu.be/33gZwkSUZRs Read more on Reverb : https://bit.ly/37rnmJe
Mesa Redonda
Hermanos Gutiérrez
Shooting Arrows - Matt Fax Remix
Lane 8, POLIÇA, Matt Fax