This is a spoof documentary set in an alternative reality where work is more offensive than pornography. Some people find it funny, but it’s potentially very offensive. The humour isn’t any more shocking than what you’d find in prime-time TV like Little Britain but some people will have problems with it. So, here we go with the warning: The explicit language and adult themes in this video might be upsetting. Please don’t watch it if this might be the case.
Thanks to Tom G for making the logo which appears in the opening titles.
Almost didn’t get something done for Day Five, but I’ve just filmed and edited four videos. Here’s the first: one of a series in my new role as “Insulting Man”.
Warning: some rude and politically incorrect language, as if that weren’t obvious.
Day four and it’s time for something else from the recent archive. This techno/house piece, entirely created in software, still needs another layer of sound on top of it (and a title) but it’s very different from a lot of the stuff I do. It has been stewing for nearly a year and I’d appreciate comments on it from those of you who still do proper nightclubbing. Listen right now:
This is the third day of my “Art Week”: uploading a new piece of art (music or whatever else) on each of seven days, distinct from my contributions to the forthcoming ILRT Art Show. Today’s new release is a piece of moody and pensive music with spoken vocal. A truly enormous amount of software was put together to create this, along with my guitar (distortion to the max!) and hard disk recorder.
Spread the colour in the bottom left hand corner, by converting adjacent hexes that match the colour of the hex you click at the bottom of the screen, until you convert the whole screen
Splashed all over the media this morning is the story of a young couple who spent months rehearsing so that they could reenact one of the pivotal scenes of Dirty Dancing at their wedding.
