Moog Sub Phatty with Olloclip Fisheye lens
Moog Sub Phatty details.
A Very Merry Christmas To You!
from Douglas Leedy
Traditional Christmas Favorites specially arranged for Moog and Buchla
EMILY HAINES AND… the sequential circuits pro-one, part 1.
(via ohmyachingsushi)
EMILY HAINES AND… the sequential circuits pro-one, part 2.
(via ohmyachingsushi)
Switched On Austin - a must-stop destination for any synth fiend in the Austin vicinity.
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Kickass Kickstarter of the Day: Four decades after “the band of the future” originated out of Kent State following the 1970 shootings, the first authorized documentary on the notoriously press-shy Devo is nearing completion. But the creators of Are We Not Men?, now in post-production, have turned to Kickstarter in order to meet their September 2012 goal forSundance and other festivals.
Devo, perhaps best known for “Whip It,” which reached No. 14 on the Billboard Chart in 1980, has maintained a cult following for 40 years. And the band hasn’t slowed down — their latest album, Something For Everybody, was released in 2010.
According to co-founder Gerald Casale:
We’re like the house band on the Titanic, playing as the ship goes down.
[thanks, lisa!]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6p9wrRNSE1qzpwi0o1_250.jpg)
Kickass Kickstarter of the Day: Four decades after “the band of the future” originated out of Kent State following the 1970 shootings, the first authorized documentary on the notoriously press-shy Devo is nearing completion. But the creators of Are We Not Men?, now in post-production, have turned to Kickstarter in order to meet their September 2012 goal forSundance and other festivals.
Devo, perhaps best known for “Whip It,” which reached No. 14 on the Billboard Chart in 1980, has maintained a cult following for 40 years. And the band hasn’t slowed down — their latest album, Something For Everybody, was released in 2010.
According to co-founder Gerald Casale:
We’re like the house band on the Titanic, playing as the ship goes down.
[thanks, lisa!]
Screen capture from the trailer of Tim Burton’s upcoming full-length stop-motion feature film, Frankenweenie. Synth sighting in Victor Frankenstein’s workshop!
