Here is another new song from Anamanaguchi’s Blip Festival set. This one does not yet have a name, but it is delectable nonetheless. Visuals by Party Time! Hexcellent!
And sure enough, not only is the entire Knife City set up on YouTube now, but pretty much the entire goddamn Blip Festival is up there. Amazing.
To cleanse your brainmeats after that disaster, please to enjoy this brief but delectable clip of Knife City on Saturday night at Blip Festival. You know, I’m bummed to have missed Starscream, Nullsleep, Henry Homesweet, and everyone else, but more than anything I’m bummed to have missed Knife City. With luck the rest of this set will surface at some point, but in the meantime, here’s hoping Luke does another NYC show soon.
One of the new songs Anamanaguchi played during their Blip Festival set on Thursday night. This one is called Prom Night, and I dig it.
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Well, it has once again been quite a week. I enjoyed meeting a bunch of you at the Brooklyn Blogger Meetup on Tuesday - I was too busy drinking and shaking hands and finding places to tuck business cards to take any photos, but picture The Bell House full of rowdy nerds with nametags and you’ve got the general idea.
The other big thing last week was, of course, Blip Festival 2011. Ran into a ton of people from out of town that I’ve met at other events (MAGFest, Nerdapalooza, PAX East) and all the usual suspects I see at other NYC chip shows. There were cupcakes, and 3D printers, and many cups of Six Point Sweet Action, and just a shit ton of really great music. I was only able to attend the first night as I was out of town over the weekend, but it was still a great time. I’ve included a few of my favorite photos below, but you can find the rest over on Flickr and a bunch of videos on my Vimeo page.
As for the weekend, I headed home to Massachusetts to do some family-type things with my family-type people. We actually had a few hours of sun on Saturday, during which I created this panorama of my parents’ yard, and this one too. You’ll need Silverlight to see them, and I wholly understand if you prefer not to install it. Just imagine a bunch of trees, and some grass, and also a bit of sun.
Here is a picture of my parents’ dog, who does not like having her picture taken.
