Children of The Atom

A mix of Japanese Happy Hardcore, Akiba Pop, Anime Theme tunes, etc by Shippy

you know, mad Japanese headbattering music

Yappari Sekai wa Atashi Legend!! - fripSide NAO project!
Apron Dake wa Tora nai de! - Kitamura Eri
Katamichi Catch Ball - MOSAIC.WAV
Maji Suki MAGIC - CLOVER
Neko Mimi Mode - Dimitri from Paris
Neko-nyan Dance - Harenchi Punch
Furefurepponpon! - Tsukimura Mayu & Houjou Reika (VA: Kadowaki Mai & Sawashiro Miyuki)
It’s my Style - Horie Yui
Zettai love X love Sengen!! - The Children
Chousai Kenbo Sengen - MOSAIC.WAV
Kyouran Senki ~Nichijou no Kamisama~ - Midarezaki Kyouka (VA: Fujimura Ayumi)
U-U-Uma Uma (Speedycake Remix) - Caramell
MOTTEKE! SAILOR FUKU (Naka no Hito on the floor mix) - Izumi Konata, Hiiragi Kagami, Hiiragi Tsukasa, Takara Miyuki (VA: Hirano Aya, Katou Emiri, Fukuhara Kaori, Endou Aya)
Ren’ai Jiyuu Shoujo “Koremiyogashi na” 1.4 Baisoku Mix - PNGN6
We Love “AKIBA-POP”!![NEW TAKE] - MOSAIC.WAV
MONKEY MAGIC [Short] - Izumi Konata (VA: Hirano Aya)
Girl on the magazine cover - Harry MacDonough

dlhere

This ticks a lot of boxes!

A really cool webcomic, I don’t really read webcomics, but i love the artwork on this. The site also has lots of information about the world that the guy created

I love stuff like that, and I’m glad that people can be bothered to make it

here’s the website

TCRE story forum has just started our first ever story challenge on the forum

The idea is very simple, every month someone chooses an idea for stories, and then everyone writes a story. No competition or rules, just try to stick to the format, although if you don’t it doesn’t matter. So if you like writing stories, please give it a shot

Fairy Tales

A fairy tale relies on two elements,

1. It has to have some element of magic in it, it doesn’t have to be ‘magic’ magic with witches and stuff, a lot of fairy tales just have magic which occurs in day to day life, interpret that how you want. It could just be an amazing ‘coincidence’ since we aren’t a bunch of skanky hippies

2. It has to have some sort of cautionary message. Fairy tales always have a moral at the end, again you can interpret this how you like

Hopefully this will be a way to get people to try and write something interesting. Please don’t feel bound by the rules, if your story takes a different turn, and ends up without any magic or message, just post it anyways

The story forum is here. Or if you don’t want to register you can just leave your story as a comment here

thanks to Greylodge for the picture

One for teh fanboys & grrrls…

2000A.D.’s Zenith series was split into 4 main segments, Phase One through Four. During the epic third Phase, Zenith and his cast joined an array of other heroes from across the multiverse in a fight against the deadly Lliogor, who were terrorising some of the alternate Earths in the multiverse in host bodies stolen from other superheroes. Zenith Phase Three is a delight for fans of British superheroes, as there are dozens of them dotted around throughout the story, both as themselves (when copyright problems didn’t get in the way) and under pseudonyms (when they did). Some of these characters are readily identifiable, but other are not. What we need is a scorecard!

International Hero’s Zenith scorecard page

Die Bash Street Kids bestehen darauf, daß Spaß, Umwandlung und anti-Autorität die wichtigen Prinzipien sind. Sie haben es gern, wenn sie die redensartigen Sprüchen in der Wirklichkeit treffen und die Redewendungen inWildtiere oder Urwälde in der Tat realisiert werden. Wie Marx wollen die Bash Street Kids, daß die Ideen nicht in dem höheren Himmel eingesperrt sind, aber im Alltagsleben hereinstürzen.

Nope, I have no fucking idea, but I bet it’s cool shit…

‘Komischer Marxismus’ on MilitantEsthetix

I got invited to another WoBcast recording this Tuesday gone - along with Mrs Muffins - and great fun it was too! Pete says the theme was covers, or at least, originals, but Angus told me it was ‘two swans’. I like to think my selections fit both criteria…

Main show:

The Beatnigs - Television
Quantic - Tell It Like You Mean It
Trouble Funk - Trouble Funk Express
Paul McCartney - Live and Let Die
Emilie Simon - Flowers
Low IQ - Anarchy in the UK
Chris Montez - The More I See You
Lady Sovereign - Random (Brucker & Sinden Vocal Mix)
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Isao Tomita - Mercury - The Winged Messenger
Fink - All Cried Out
Benefist - Classid
Baby Ford - Normal (Helston Flora (afx) Mix)
Scissor Sisters - Mary
Geto Boys - One (Chopped & Screwed mix)
Pisstank - Punching

Bonus beats:

Sarah Brightman feat Hot Gossip - I Lost My Heart To A Starship Trooper
Yellow Magic Orchestra - Computer Game “Theme from the Circus”
The Beatles - For the Benefit of Mr Kite
Johnny Violent - Gangsta Gabba
Softies - Together Forever
Pigs In Space
Talamus - Submariner
Abba - Thank You For The Music
Kim - Sailing By
Cinerama - All the Things She Said
ELO - Here Is The News
Dunproofin’ - Fiddyfiddyfiddyfiddy
Liza Minnelli- Don’t drop bombs
M.I.A. - Sunshowers (Diplo remix)
The Quakes - Killing Moon
De La Soul - A Roller Skating Jam Names ‘Saturday’
Katey Brooks - Hunger
Society Suckers - Zettai Remix
Matrix vs Goldtrix - It’s Love (Trippin’)
64revolt - C.A.P.I.P.
Kylie Minogue - What do I have to do

WoBcast homepage

PS Lumpy (who in theory Mrs Muffins & I were replacing) was also in attendance, due to what the Janet Jackson in him might consider a diary malfunction, which in a way was a good thing, as I have now borrowed his recently purchased copy of the Hotspur annual 1971

PPS I have 72, 74, 76, 79, 81, 83, 85, 86 & 89 - anyone fancy helping me fill in the gaps?

Hotspur annual gallery

That be the tagline of Modern Mechanix, a lovely little blog focusing on all those old science and technology magazines of yore, with names like ‘Popular Science’ (unlike the unpopular stuff - those white-coated lab rats were cliquey mofos), ‘Mechanix Illustrated’ and, erm, ‘Physical Culture’…

Anyhow, lots of interesting stuff, and some great pictures.

A mate of mine does some cool stuff:

Nick Asbury is set to make an appearance in this year’s D&AD annual, as one of only five writers recognised in the ‘Writing for Design’ category.The project in question is Pentone, a self-promotional piece inspired by the Pantone colour-matching system used by designers everywhere. This time, instead of colour swatches, Nick has produced a set of ‘copy swatches’ ranging from ‘Boring’ to ‘Wacky’ to ‘Spam’ and the unmistakable ‘Daily Mail’.

by David Hughes

You can have a closer look at Pentone here:

This isn’t a radio show as such, but three short pieces playing around with recording:

Edgar Marriott wrote a series of monologues about the Ramsbottom family, which Stanley Holloway made famous performing in the 1920s. They need a strong Northern accent for best effect - and after unsuccessfully trying to co-opt Tangerinebreem for a full five minutes, I decided to ‘ave a go meself.

You can find all three here on my PodOmatic page if you want to have a listen, they’re only just over three minutes long each.

I’ve still got a problem with echo, which isn’t too bad when doing speech cos it sounds like yer in the Albert Hall or summat

Won’t work on radio shows though Helpz