Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 January 2009
Friday, 19 December 2008
Tuesday, 2 December 2008
Huxley Video - High Quality Playback
hi everyone,
the good folks at www.dailymotion.com have put my new video in their "creative content" category, which means it can be viewed at a much higher quality.
Solipsism
the good folks at www.dailymotion.com have put my new video in their "creative content" category, which means it can be viewed at a much higher quality.
Solipsism
Labels:
dailymotion,
rave,
solipsism,
techno,
Video,
Weird Fields,
youtube
Wednesday, 3 September 2008
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Kingbastard - Exit Video
hello,
here's the new video i've done for Kingbastard. This will be the last video for a wee while as i go back to concentrating on my new album.
Solipsism
here's the new video i've done for Kingbastard. This will be the last video for a wee while as i go back to concentrating on my new album.
Solipsism
Kingbastard - [ E x ! t ]
Hi,
here's the video i've did for Kingbastard. This will be the last video for a wee while as I need to get back to the new album i'm working on titled Alien Genome Project.
Solipsism
here's the video i've did for Kingbastard. This will be the last video for a wee while as I need to get back to the new album i'm working on titled Alien Genome Project.
Solipsism
Tuesday, 20 May 2008
2 Short Review Of The New Kingbastard Video
hello,
here's 2 short reviews i found of the [ d o w n u p ] video randomly on google. For those of you who haven't seen the vid, here it is again.
I remember the good old minimalist days of electronic music videos where all you'd see was an amorphous digital blob spinning across a swiftly tilting background. Kingbastard's latest video seems to recall those abstract times, even though there's something much more complex with what Chris Weeks and Weird Fields are doing with [ downup ]. The flashing, subtle cues have a message tied somehow to the words explore, exploit, explode, before somewhere along the way you find yourself saying, "I love Big Brother."
http://ogbetty.blogspot.com/
This time Herb Recordings' Kingbastard is the subject: the track used is '[ d o w n u p ]' and the video has a series of flashing pictures, cryptic symbols and phrases. Weird Fields has probably filled the whole thing with subliminal messages too, so who knows what he's brainwashed us into...
http://angryape.com/media/2008/05/14/kingbastard--d-o-w-n-u-p-
Solipsism
here's 2 short reviews i found of the [ d o w n u p ] video randomly on google. For those of you who haven't seen the vid, here it is again.
I remember the good old minimalist days of electronic music videos where all you'd see was an amorphous digital blob spinning across a swiftly tilting background. Kingbastard's latest video seems to recall those abstract times, even though there's something much more complex with what Chris Weeks and Weird Fields are doing with [ downup ]. The flashing, subtle cues have a message tied somehow to the words explore, exploit, explode, before somewhere along the way you find yourself saying, "I love Big Brother."
http://ogbetty.blogspot.com/
This time Herb Recordings' Kingbastard is the subject: the track used is '[ d o w n u p ]' and the video has a series of flashing pictures, cryptic symbols and phrases. Weird Fields has probably filled the whole thing with subliminal messages too, so who knows what he's brainwashed us into...
http://angryape.com/media/2008/05/14/kingbastard--d-o-w-n-u-p-
Solipsism
Labels:
[ d o w n u p ],
angry ape,
kingbastard,
ogbetty,
reviews,
Video,
Weird Fields
Saturday, 10 May 2008
Monday, 4 February 2008
Ambidextrous Records
Hello,
Ambidextrous Records is a new venture set up by Craig Murphy & Chris Weeks, to showcase their multimedia projects including music, film and graphic arts.
The music previewed on the site is either available as free download, or Hi-Fi streaming from Last FM. The albums or tracks that are clips only, are currently licensed elsewhere.
Vist the music section to grab some free albums.
cheers
craig
Ambidextrous Records is a new venture set up by Craig Murphy & Chris Weeks, to showcase their multimedia projects including music, film and graphic arts.
The music previewed on the site is either available as free download, or Hi-Fi streaming from Last FM. The albums or tracks that are clips only, are currently licensed elsewhere.
Vist the music section to grab some free albums.
cheers
craig
Labels:
ambidextrous records,
chris weeks,
craig murphy,
film,
free download,
graphic arts,
kingbastard,
multimedia,
music,
solipsism,
Video
Monday, 14 January 2008
Warm Breeze Video
Hello again,
I've decided to do a new video for my solipsism track, Warm Breeze. I wasn't happy with how the last version turned out and went back to the drawing board, or editing suite more appropriately :)
I've decided to do a new video for my solipsism track, Warm Breeze. I wasn't happy with how the last version turned out and went back to the drawing board, or editing suite more appropriately :)
Wednesday, 9 January 2008
Rubens - Cayla's Third Video
Hello,
here's the new video i've done for fellow Herb artists, Rubens. It's for a track called Cayla's Third from their "Carnivalesque" album.
here's the new video i've done for fellow Herb artists, Rubens. It's for a track called Cayla's Third from their "Carnivalesque" album.
Labels:
carnivalesque,
herb recordings,
rubens,
Video,
Weird Fields,
youtube
Monday, 7 January 2008
Crystalism Video
Hello,
here's my new video for my Crystalism track, taken from the Crystalism EP. Available now for free download from Last FM.

here's my new video for my Crystalism track, taken from the Crystalism EP. Available now for free download from Last FM.
Friday, 4 January 2008
Delusions Outermind Video
here's the new video I did for the solipsism track Delusions Outermind from the new Exit Strategy EP. This tracks features an English based artist called Jash
The "Exit Strategy" EP features Jash on Delusions Outermind and The Hidden Persuader on Destruct Science.

Tracklist
1. Delusions Outermind (Feat. Jash)
2. Destruct Science (Feat. The Hidden Persuader)
3. Exit Strategy
4. Freedom Run
Download EP
The "Exit Strategy" EP features Jash on Delusions Outermind and The Hidden Persuader on Destruct Science.
Tracklist
1. Delusions Outermind (Feat. Jash)
2. Destruct Science (Feat. The Hidden Persuader)
3. Exit Strategy
4. Freedom Run
Download EP
Labels:
delusions outermind,
jash,
solipsism,
Video,
Weird Fields,
youtube
Wednesday, 2 January 2008
Elastic Soil Video
Tuesday, 25 December 2007
2 New Videos
Happy Holidays
Here's 2 new videos i've done recently. The first one is for a track by Mosca called Another Winter Spent In Hibernation and the second is for a Kingbastard track called Buildings.
Hope you enjoy them!
cheers
craig
Here's 2 new videos i've done recently. The first one is for a track by Mosca called Another Winter Spent In Hibernation and the second is for a Kingbastard track called Buildings.
Hope you enjoy them!
cheers
craig
Wednesday, 19 December 2007
Bastardism Video
Here's the new video I did for my Bastardism track that features Kingbastard. We're going to be working on some new material together in 2008, so I'll keep you posted on the developments.
Thursday, 13 December 2007
Kingbastard Videos
Here's a couple of videos I done recently for Kingbastard.
[Luctisonousman]
[Inthemiddleofnowhereyouarestillsomewhere]
He never makes things easy for me with his titles but you need to live and let live! If you haven't heard Kingbastard's stuff before, go check it out on the link above, it's excellent.
[Luctisonousman]
[Inthemiddleofnowhereyouarestillsomewhere]
He never makes things easy for me with his titles but you need to live and let live! If you haven't heard Kingbastard's stuff before, go check it out on the link above, it's excellent.
Labels:
craig murphy,
kingbastard,
Video,
Weird Fields,
youtube
Tuesday, 11 December 2007
Organicism Special Edition Free Download
The Organicism Special Edition EP is now available for free download exclusively from Last FM

Tracklist
1. Warm Breeze Video
2. Bastardism (Feat. Kingbastard)
3. Dew
4. Crabs
5. At The Beach 2007 Re-Master Video
6. Organicism Video
7. Flying 2007 Re-Master Video
This EP is still available at Beatport and other download sites in high quality .wav and 320kbps MP3 format. The free version is at 128kbps MP3.
Download
Tracklist
1. Warm Breeze Video
2. Bastardism (Feat. Kingbastard)
3. Dew
4. Crabs
5. At The Beach 2007 Re-Master Video
6. Organicism Video
7. Flying 2007 Re-Master Video
This EP is still available at Beatport and other download sites in high quality .wav and 320kbps MP3 format. The free version is at 128kbps MP3.
Download
Labels:
beatport,
free download,
last fm,
organicism,
solipsism,
Video
Wednesday, 5 December 2007
Weird Fields - A Place To Call Home Video
Here's the video for the new Weird Fields track "A Place To Call Home"
Monday, 3 December 2007
Frank Zappa Anniversary Dec 4th
Hello,
for those of you that know me, you'll be aware that I'm a massive fan of Frank Zappa's music and have been since I was a teenager. It's hard to desribe accurately the effect his music and overall philosophy has had and continues to have on my life to this day.
Quite a few people have said to me in the past, that they can't see where his influence is in my music. The same thing has been cited when I've said that Pink Floyd influenced me too. For me though, I would never try and sound like someone who influenced me, that's not being influenced by, that's copying in my book and there's no way I could ever copy Zappa!
I have been heavily influenced by his ideals, his belief in experimentation, his belief in fusing adverse styles and for the way he stuck two fingers up to the establishment and did things for himself. He was an extremely single-minded person with visionary, groundbreaking music and studio skills that were second to none in his day.
Anyway back to the point of the post. Tomorrow, December 4th ( he was 17 days short of his 53rd birthday) is the anniversary of his death. I felt cheated when he died so young, which is probably an incredibly selfish thing as I never knew him obviously but considering the fact he released 70+ albums before he died, it's easy to rationalise that there was plenty music left in him yet. He was the most complete composer of the 20th century in my opinion and his influence will reverberate for many, many years.
As well as being a brilliant musician and composer, he was also a great satirist and his quick wit in interviews always gave him the ability to outsmart his detractors and make them look incredibly stupid. Here's a clip of one of my favourite Zappa interviews, it's from the time of the PMRC hearings in America, when Tipper Gore campaigned to have parental control labels printed on the front of albums that had been deemed offensive. Amazingly, not one of Zappa's albums were listed by the PMRC despite the numerous "obscenities" and politically senstitive topics. Listen out in the video for Zappa's prediction that America was heading towards a "Fascist Theocracy", remember this was 1986 and ask yourself if you think he was right.
I listen to zappa every day of my life as my last FM stats will show. It's amazing how I've never grown tired of it, but that only speaks volumes for the content and weight these albums have.
My Top 5 Must Have Zappa Albums





It's really hard choosing a top 5 from 70+ albums as you can imagine and there will be times that other zappa albums get more spins. However, these 5 are always there or there abouts. Each of these albums are heavily inspired by jazz and that's the sort of Zappa material I've always loved the most.
Thanks for the great music Frank and I hope you're happy wherever you are!
for those of you that know me, you'll be aware that I'm a massive fan of Frank Zappa's music and have been since I was a teenager. It's hard to desribe accurately the effect his music and overall philosophy has had and continues to have on my life to this day.
Quite a few people have said to me in the past, that they can't see where his influence is in my music. The same thing has been cited when I've said that Pink Floyd influenced me too. For me though, I would never try and sound like someone who influenced me, that's not being influenced by, that's copying in my book and there's no way I could ever copy Zappa!
I have been heavily influenced by his ideals, his belief in experimentation, his belief in fusing adverse styles and for the way he stuck two fingers up to the establishment and did things for himself. He was an extremely single-minded person with visionary, groundbreaking music and studio skills that were second to none in his day.
Anyway back to the point of the post. Tomorrow, December 4th ( he was 17 days short of his 53rd birthday) is the anniversary of his death. I felt cheated when he died so young, which is probably an incredibly selfish thing as I never knew him obviously but considering the fact he released 70+ albums before he died, it's easy to rationalise that there was plenty music left in him yet. He was the most complete composer of the 20th century in my opinion and his influence will reverberate for many, many years.
As well as being a brilliant musician and composer, he was also a great satirist and his quick wit in interviews always gave him the ability to outsmart his detractors and make them look incredibly stupid. Here's a clip of one of my favourite Zappa interviews, it's from the time of the PMRC hearings in America, when Tipper Gore campaigned to have parental control labels printed on the front of albums that had been deemed offensive. Amazingly, not one of Zappa's albums were listed by the PMRC despite the numerous "obscenities" and politically senstitive topics. Listen out in the video for Zappa's prediction that America was heading towards a "Fascist Theocracy", remember this was 1986 and ask yourself if you think he was right.
I listen to zappa every day of my life as my last FM stats will show. It's amazing how I've never grown tired of it, but that only speaks volumes for the content and weight these albums have.
My Top 5 Must Have Zappa Albums
It's really hard choosing a top 5 from 70+ albums as you can imagine and there will be times that other zappa albums get more spins. However, these 5 are always there or there abouts. Each of these albums are heavily inspired by jazz and that's the sort of Zappa material I've always loved the most.
Thanks for the great music Frank and I hope you're happy wherever you are!
Labels:
craig murphy,
Crossfire,
Frank Zappa,
solipsism,
Top Albums,
Video
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