Matteo Cibic’s Hi-Fido
Matteo Cibic’s Hi-Fido is a ceramic speaker in the shape of a dog.
what’s that?
Nearly 1 in 10 seven- to eight-year-olds hears voices that aren’t really there, according to a new study.
real or fake?
An SLS AMG driven upside down? Regardless, listen to that fucking engine!
The snowfall in my neck of the woods is impressive, all right –
but my house is not nearly so spacious.
Today could mark the beginning of a long winter.
Seoul Land
I was reminded of this recently. I believe it was my third or fourth post ever on clusterflock. It’s still fantastic.
A Life Well Wasted
I almost universally hate podcasts since they mostly suck, but what Robert Ashley does by manipulating voice and sound in contextually appropriate ways does not.
Hydrophonic Sound
This underwater recording of “ghostly creaking and the scuttling of claws against the hulls of briny shipwreck.” The claw scuttling reminds me of hot bacon grease crackling in a frying pan. Some of the strangest sounds I have heard in long time.
NB: It sounds better with headphones.
Destruction Sounds
I’ve just capped off my radio show which will air tomorrow, June 28 from 7-9pm on Free103.9. It’s a two hour show on destruction. Tune in, if you can think you can handle listening to the darkest most scuzzy soundscape show ever recorded in history. If you’re unavailable at that time or radio frequency to break your ears, the show will be available on the show page for later ruination. Grraaawwwhhhhhhrrrrr!
Scream
Andrew Spitz recorded the screams of bungee jumpers. The result is pretty amusing.
You’re cute
Or, alternatively, I love you.
A snippet of Lloyd’s reflections from yesterday evening on the porch.
Rock on.
(Via Unstoppable Robot Ninja)
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The Record
Wouldn’t you know that the best things are said before the sound equipment is sorted.*
*You can hear Derrick, but the recording volume is hinky.