Unexpectedly free from millenium buggery headaches on New Years Day 2000, we still had to wait another full year until the 21st Century truly started. Unsurprisingly 21C still hasn’t arrived, but there were at least a few signs during 2004 … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, December 20, 2004 0 comments
(Published in Metro magazine, Australia – Nov 2004 ) Information hunter-gatherers the globe over are abuzz about the benefits and potential of RSS. Media junkies, news hounds, webtrawlers, writers, bloggers and DIY publishers alike, are almost evangelical in their praise … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, November 20, 2004 0 comments
Like the backwards dancing midgets on checkerboard tiles say: “Eeet ees happening a-ga-i-in.” Resfest is back in town, with another pixel-punching program of screen melt & cinematic surprise. Pick of the bunch may be the Shynola animation rarities, though Jonathan … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, November 20, 2004 0 comments
Nirvana’s first album was their best, hip-hop used to be innovative and no software sounds as good as the hardware it emulates – all arguments mostly irrelevant in the face of today’s software samplers. Soft synth and hardware synth nuts … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, November 20, 2004 0 comments
While there’d be a different US President in power today if the world had votes, those who wish a better world are working away regardless. Recognising the importance of oil and energy within global politics and quality of life, the … Continue reading
by Sean Healy, November 20, 2004 0 comments