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Brand-new video for the electro/dance song SXYLV by Shinjuku Zulu now up HERE at Youtube... ( and any-player mp3s of just the song available HERE )
NOTE : for those who see this post as a white, one-post-page only (that is, not the main brown Shinjuku Zulu page where all the posts are), you'll have to go to the comments below to see the video. It doesn't show up in the (white page) post itself.
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS : humans doing The Robot, robots doing The Human, robots doing Each Other... lots of Japanese cybernetics, from microrobots to android love dolls and Transformers...and cybercelebrity guest appearances by Data, Cylons, Robocop, HAL , and more...
VIDEO LOWLIGHTS : 'roid boi doin' the android; Data doing the Riverdance; rubenesque lady in red latex trying to move mechanically
To quote "We Do Supersonic", "Here come the future, cool like silicon/Here come the future, hot like the sun...
itd be cool if you could put videos in your posts.?
aha, maybe i'll try posting it in the comments:
hmm. the video shows up in the main blog page, not here, but it does show up if embedded in the comments section (see above) so there you go. The MOG has a fickle mind.
weird. i got it to work by coming to the main post page of your profile. it still didn't work in the comments. it's a cool song. random ass video haha. i saw the austin powers robots in there, among other robot stuff. thanks!
i was totally amazed at:
a) how many people have videotaped themselves doing the robot--most of them very, very badly, and often as not, while wearing wedding dresses, tuxedos, or latex (or some combination thereof)
b) how much sex robots are having
yeah seriously. they get it on more than bunnies.
Brand new Shinjuku Zulu and K.I.A. 'Best Of' compilation album of chillout tracks now available (any-player MP3 ) HERE
Tracks are taken from each K.I.A. and Shinjuku Zulu release, with one new bonus track "Broken". Here's the tracklist:
"Scarborough Fair -A True Dub of Mine" (21st cent. version)
"Mrs. Major Tom" (continuing the story from the wife's p.o.v.)
"Allelujah" (dancehall, 17th cent. style)
"Rainbowbeau" (ambient pop)
"Yedayed" (chillout/world)
"Broken" (dubstep)
"Scatter" (jazz scatting & breaks, don't call it trip hop)
"One Come We" (peacetronica)
"Dubmarine" (chill, feat. two reggae haikus)
"Sweetness Likes the Reverb" (acapellatronica)
"Rise Up" (like Sigur Ros gone dub, w/choirboy vocals)
"Coal Coal Black" (blues + dub)
"Uneunoia" (instrumental/ambient)
The CD will be up on iTunes shortly...