Extravagant feather displays are the lure of many a bird, while other winged-ones rely on the timbre of their voices, the qualities of their song. Western Australia’s most famous bird, the emu however, is a really, really fast runner. Much … Continue reading
by j p, August 19, 2003 1 Comment
When future archaeologists try to restitch the development of the VJ, chances are an arkaos logo will feature prominently in their research. The Arkaos VJ software has been a forerunner for years, staking out new ground and becoming a tool … Continue reading
by j p, August 19, 2003 0 comments
The theory of relativity came to Albert Einstein when he was riding his bicycle, this much we know. Not sure if the cats behind SemiConductor just pedal pixels, but they’ve hit on a winner with their DVD compilation – ‘HiFi-Rise: … Continue reading
by j p, August 19, 2003 2 Comments
Where are u when wandering online? Same place as when on the fone, which scientists finally located last week just west of Katoomba, atop a towering hunk of rock. As well as attracting the world’s collective conversational headspaces, the rock … Continue reading
by j p, August 5, 2003 0 comments
If you’ve long understood the threats from outer space posed to the four elements of hip-hop, then you’re probably well cosy with Q-Bert’s epic intergalactic scratch odyssey Wave Twisters, dreamt from the start as a feature film and finally animated … Continue reading
by j p, August 5, 2003 1 Comment