NoGoodz

In commemoration of Halloween I, your trusty DJ R2-DCup, have thrown together a quick selection of spooky little jams to creep-out your haunted Halloween party playlist. From Ministry to Herman Munster to the Misfits to Lurch from The Addams Family, have a listen and grab a dreaded download of one of these killer cuts and rock out this 31st the NoGoodz way… with frightening fun, friendly fiends, and far-out tunes! Happy Halloweenz!

A comrade and associate of ours, Viss at Aten Labs has gone ahead and released his 7-minute preparation guide for the impending Zombie Holocaust. It’s fun, it’s fast, it’s for the betterment of humankind.

I like mash-ups. Plain and simple. Love them. I think they are just super. Super duper. Awesome almost all the time. Rad. So I figured this episode I’d just give you a sampling of a few classics and innovations that grace my  iPods and eardrums throughout the weeks.

We admire so many talents far and wide that we thought it would be fun to just send out the same questions to everyone we liked and write an article around their responses. Sort of a social-scene-o-logical profile across our world of talent.

Nathan Sawaya is living the dream that all creative kids who have grown up wish they could be doing now: playing with LEGOs every day. But he’s not fooling around, oh no, he’s playing with color, form, aesthetics, contrast and contour as he painstakingly creates one-of-a-kind jumbo-sized works of art out of thousands of mono-chromatic, standard LEGO bricks…

Here’s a quick oddity: Flickr now has a page that has a pretty neat drawing of a panda that for reasons unknown to use is puking not only a rainbow, but the best images that Flickr has to offer.

Ah, the old Blackberry versus iPhone debate: a classic, ever-changing conundrum among a growing percentage of the 1st-world populace. These days it’s become almost a part of the human mating ritual: whoever has the snazziest mobile equipment gets the digits. One of the most interesting things about computers and technology is how different the proficiencies at using these tools varies from person to person.