Showing posts with label Cirque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cirque. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 January 2013

postheadericon Cloud Travel: Hawaii Time-lapse

Cloud Travel: Hawaii Time-lapse Tube. Duration : 1.23 Mins.


Take a break and travel to Hawaii with us as we show you a time lapse of the beautiful mountains, blue waters and clouds in the sunset. This video was created for Intel's "A Momentary Lapse" video and photography contest. "A MOMENTARY LAPSE" - bit.ly Celebrating Time-Lapse and Slow Motion Photography ENTER THE CONTEST: Make your own 30-90 second original time-lapse or slow motion video and submit your entry for chances to win huge prizes! Submission Dates: Sept 17, 2012 - October 23, 2012 bit.ly WATCH: How to Make Time-Lapse Photography by Vincent Laforet - bit.ly Gymnastics in Slow-Mo - bit.ly Wingsuit Jumping in Oahu, Hawaii Slow-Mo - bit.ly Zombie Makeup Special Effects Time-Lapse - bit.ly SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com MUSIC IN VIDEO: "Illuminate" by Seth Stanley Visit Intel.com for more information on the Ultrabook™ inspired by Intel®

Sunday, 6 January 2013

postheadericon Mark Lanegan Band - 4AD Session

Mark Lanegan Band - 4AD Session Tube. Duration : 16.65 Mins.


Following the release of Blues Funeral back in February, Mark Lanegan Band have recorded four songs for the thirteenth installment in the 4AD Sessions series. Pull Studios in Manhattan's Hudson Square played understated host to a session that leans heavily on Mark's indelible voice and undeniable presence, as well as the intensity and precision of his band. Filmed during a break in rehearsals for a New York City show that was to herald the release of the album, the session captures a band fully sharpened and itching to hit the road (US dates begin May 10 and are listed below). Tearing through four stand-out tracks from Blues Funeral, the performance ripples with a quiet fury that will be familiar to all those who've followed Mark over a career spanning more than two decades. Backed by a band as skilled as Mark is charismatic, the ambitious range of tracks such as 'Harborview Hospital' sit comfortably beside the barely concealed rage of 'The Gravedigger's Song', reminding once again why Blues Funeral is such a rewarding listen. Unlike other sessions in the series in which a firmly defined visual concept was central to capturing the performance, the intention here was to strip away any studio trickery in order to allow the band to stand-alone. That this simplified approach remains so powerful is testament to the inimitable quality of the music on show and Mark Lanegan's enduring allure. Session directed by Robert Semmer - robertsemmer.com (full credits follow the tour dates ...

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