http://www.subverse.org Disputing Consenusal Reality since 1972... Film, Music, Literature, Comics, Street Art Mon, 14 Jul 2008 20:46:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Okay, I'm clearly in a childish mood these days. First "Where the Wild Things Are," and now this. But so be it, this made me very happy too. Feist singing her song "1, 2, 3, 4" on Sesame Street, changing the words to better fit. But it already seems as if ... http://www.subverse.org/2008/07/14/1-2-3-4/ Yummm... These first images released from Spike Jonez' and Dave Eggers' "Where The Wild Things Are" are making me very happy. (click the pics for larger images) And you must check this out too: A small scene has leaked online, and it's adorable. You can really hear Eggers' voice in the writing. ... http://www.subverse.org/2008/07/13/where-the-wild-things-are/ http://www.subverse.org/2007/10/24/more-zombie-humour/ This week's eclectic mix moves from soul to hip hop, through big orchestra to singer-songwriter lushness. But each track has that sticky funk, that gets in your head and makes you want to groove. Whether they're singing about the stickiness of good lovin', that makes you want to hang around ... http://www.subverse.org/2007/08/25/sunday-mix-no-2-sticky-groove/ I really am a little obsessed with zombies. Even this bizarre video caught my attention, and even kinda gave me the chills. At the Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center in the Philippines, inmates have found the perfect way to pass the time: memorizing the dance choreography to American pop anthems ... http://www.subverse.org/2007/08/24/thriller-orange-jump-suit-clad-zombies/ http://www.subverse.org/2007/07/05/who-doesnt-love-zombies/ I’ve always intended for Subverse to be an MP3 blog (among other things). But I have been woefully lazy in the year and three months now that this site has existed. It’s time to start following through on my original idea. My hope (or rather, as my shrink insists I ... http://www.subverse.org/2007/05/20/sunday-mix-no-1-farmhouse-weekend/ A tune to help you through the afternoon: The Brightness of These Days - Electric Sheep (feat. Ua) Electric Sheep is a nu-jazz group associated with Kyoto Jazz Massive. More important is the vocal contributions of Ua, Tokyo's answer to Bjork. Beautiful and mysterious, Ua is much too little known in America, ... http://www.subverse.org/2007/05/19/do-you/ My god, what a blast from my childhood... I actually still have that red-and-blue Shogun Warrior in my room in my parents' house. And for years, I've had no idea what he was or where he came from. I love when little mysteries like these are solved. His name, apparently, is ... http://www.subverse.org/2007/04/04/shogun-warriors/ This is quite amusing. An episode of the short-run British TV series "Danger 50,000 Volts," in which Nick Frost and Simon Pegg of "Shaun of the Dead" teach us valuable lessons about how to survive a zombie apocalypse. You know... just in case. http://www.subverse.org/2007/04/03/zombies-are-funny/