To celebrate New Year’s Eve, here’s everyone’s favorite mad inventor firing 1000 rockets off a bicycle. (For certain values of “bicycle.”)
Happy New Year!
To celebrate New Year’s Eve, here’s everyone’s favorite mad inventor firing 1000 rockets off a bicycle. (For certain values of “bicycle.”)
Happy New Year!
Finally, a video that combines two of the biggest obsessions this time of year:
Merry Christmas, everyone!
Despite the name, this Shoegaze outfit hails from Los Angeles. Hope you like practical lights and glowing, superimposed lyrics.
“Directed by James Franco.” Really?
Including the KTMA intro, which I had never seen before. It’s a chance to see and hear just how the intro has changed over the years.
Very silly and very Not Safe For Work (which the word “Deadpool” should imply anyway).
Story about a Mexican boy? Meh.
He wants to be a singer? Double meh.
Set in a Day of the Dead afterlife populated by talking calaveras skeletons?
OK, now you have my attention.
Anyway, it comes out in a few weeks, and seemed like a good link for the Day of the Dead.
Getting harder to find any Halloween or horror-themed Shoegaze, and anytime I find a Darkgaze or Blackgaze song I think I like, the Cookie Monster Metal vocals come in to ruin it.
So here’s Sleep Party People, who seem to be at the intersection of post-rock, chillout, prog rock and Shoegaze, and the bunny masks on display here in “I’m Not Human at All” make it just odd enough to use for the Halloween offering.
I always thought this musical number from Corpse Bride was pretty cool, and I still do. It also has more than enough dancing skeletons for Halloween:
In lieu of some real Halloween links, here’s a quickie: Places on earth that are supposedly gateways to Hell.
And here’s another video on the same subject:
A new job and a new dog have been eating up a lot of my time, so I’ve fallen down on my regular Halloween posts.
But here’s a nice video of the latest Halloween scare props. All these seem to be from the same company. Sadly, I doubt I can afford any of them…