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Sharp eyes, Wayne. It's almost like you've worked in the industry.

WTF, Norway? NSWF. There's a whole series of these.

...and now another installment of Unnecessarily Large GIF Theatre:

James Stinson didn't have anything to do with Dopplereffekt. While they're both Detroit electro, there's a pretty different sonic blueprint between the two projects. Gerald Donald hasn't produced anything as eccentric and weird as what he did with Stinson. Conversely, Stinson's work without Donald is quite strange on its own. At this point, most of the credits for the Stinson/Donald projects on Discogs are correct.

Time for some thread necro in honor of a largely unknown genius. ‎10 years ago today, Drexciya's James Stinson died. I still remember logging on to SoulSeek and the electro room was buzzing with the news. It had only been comparatively recently that his real name was associated with the project. Around that time there were some update wars on the Drexciyan Discogs page that would make a Wikipedian flinch. Now at this current wave of "EDM" popularity crests and the term "electro" has been repurposed to reanimate the career of a legion of has-been house DJs, the importance of what James Stinson and Gerald Donald did in the 1990s under a host of aliases is more important than ever. You will encounter precious little electronic music as challenging and rewarding as that produced by James Stinson in his all too short career. It's not catchy, and it's not necessarily easy to "get." If you listen closely, you will will hear the bleak landscape of Detroit, and the vivid imagination of those who live there and sought to escape to a world of their own making. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrTgSOWGJtU Available in much higher quality here.

STOP IT JAPAN STOP IT JAPAN STOP IT JAPAN. NSFW. NSFL. WTF WTF WTF.

TIL slowed down boat accidents sound like dubstep. When I was a kid, I thought men with grey beards and yellow mustaches got that way because they blew their nose to much.

Varg Vikernes is a meme. Buried ship uncovered by Isaac in Fort Morgan, AL.

I'm guessing it's 2 Girls 1 Cup. 6 1/2 hours of Photoshopping.

Looks like buggery.

Briefly NSWF, if ones looks really closely. This is an example of extreme lens shifting, to maintain perspective. The image circle made by the lens isn't big enough to cover the negative, but the building doesn't appear to be falling over backwards.