a shallow gutter.

My boyfriend’s back.

Multi-channel sound installation occupying nearly two city blocks along the Halifax Harbour boardwalk. An onsite FM transmitter broadcasts a composition of echosounding needle pulses and bursts of high frequency sound to over 50 FM radios affixed to lamps and mooring posts along the harbour front. Visitors are led toward a central listening area surrounded by a multi-channel PA system which presents a constantly-shifting soundscape composed of underwater recordings captured from coordinates above the wreck sites of several naval support vessels now resting on the floor of the Harbour and Approaches (i.e. the Clare Lilley, Trongate, Mont Blanc, and Erg). At periodic intervals, a traditional maritime folk song entitled The Drowned Sailor (performed by local singer/songwriter Victoria Parker) is foregrounded. Specially-designed software monitors radio activity around the exhibition site, and uses this information to distort and spatialize the vocal recording, referencing the breakdown of radio communications, and the aesthetic qualities of sound moving through water.

Originally published on July 8, 2013: Montreal-based Jon Rafman started collecting screen captures of Google Street Views from a range of Street View...

Beryl Markham quoting her father in The Splendid Outcast

plus this video is so westcoasty and it makes me never want to leave here.

My thoughts on summer plant. Thank god I'm only here for 2 more days.

We rock in da forest.

Planter Gothic #highballinlife

lap steel is my favorite sound on the entire planet i think.