Showing posts with label the occult. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the occult. Show all posts
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
Portrait of Paul/Wasp Test
This ought to have been at VD for several months now; I apologise to our loyal subscribers.
An unprecedented and unanticipated stab at some rudimentary animation from Jack Gander, author of Mother Hen (2002). Two stabs, really, in quick succession. There came a time when my photoshops could no longer resist moving. The sounds are Wasp Shellac with "The Fire Came Too", and this may be unpalatable. I intend to pursue this avenue, though only on nights of Much Patience. The scorpion is key.
Labels:
animation,
Genghis Robespierre,
the occult,
Wasp Shellac
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Moxther Street
Part Four in "The Beginner's Guide to Moxtherianism". What's going on here was very much en vogue c. November 2007. A question concerning HobNobs is posed early in this video, and duly answered. Another question might reasonably be, "Is this the correct response to Paisley's own Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street?" The answer is, "Yes. Yes it is."
Labels:
Gerry Rafferty,
HobNobs,
Moxtherianism,
the occult
Sunday, 7 September 2008
BathrOOOOM
An account of Bathroom Activity when you're not there. Features a soundtrack by Phill Towers (of St. Cuthbert's Burials). A masterpiece, inexplicable.
Labels:
bathrooms,
morality,
St. Cuthbert's Burials,
the occult
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