
Moscow-based Russian photographer Oleg Dou deforms his photos with digital effects. His work blurs the distinction between reality and artifice in a surrealist manner.


Moscow-based Russian photographer Oleg Dou deforms his photos with digital effects. His work blurs the distinction between reality and artifice in a surrealist manner.


I just found these great illustrations from Sebastian Ospina, a Colombian artist who manage to mix great colours, textures and images into one great graphic piece. I love his work, you can find out more about his work here.



It has been years since I listened to Nathaniel Merriweather’s trip-hop act Lovage, but last night (thanks to the wonders of iTunes shuffle) I rediscovered the brilliant ‘Stroker Ace’. An old favourite and one I don’t plan on forgetting about again.

Check out the new Chemical Brother’s film “Don’t Think” directed by Adam Smith. He will be at the British Film Institute on London’s South Bank for the 1st full screening on the 3rd of February.

Ital’s new album Hive Mind will be available next month (February 13) from Planet Mu. The album can be sampled and pre-ordered here. Listen to Ital’s full track “Floridian Void”.
Hive Mind:
1. “Doesn’t Matter (If You Love Him)”
2. “Floridian Void”
3. “Privacy Settings”
4. “Israel”
5. “First Wave”

Disney has shown the first photos of Tim Burton’s stop-motion animated film Frankenweenie, an adaptation from Burton’s 1984 live-action short. The voice cast includes Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara, Martin Short and Martin Landau. Frankenweenie is set to open in theaters October 5, 2012.



Glass Candy’s new song and video(directed by Alberto Rossini) “Halloween” was premiered this weekend to celebrate halloween. This song is also a taster of their forthcoming release ‘Body Work’.
Matias Aguayo has long been a favourite of Eggwhite’s and recently we have been relistening to his earlier work with Dirk Leyers as Closer Musik. This is a particular favourite of ours, Maria, taken from the album Kompakt Total 4.

Danish artist Peter Callesen creates amazing pieces of art simply by folding pieces of paper. It’s awe-inspiring the amount of meticulous detail he is able to capture with such a common material.

