It’s day three already on the re-edited project and this means a new video! Todays mixed, mashed and edited film is by Matthijs Vlot. A man with many talents! He is a remixer, a moviemaker, an artist, a DIY-er, a VJ and he has a fascination with crackin’ codes. Matthijs constructs new order in existing [...]
[Watch] Re-edited project: Incubate 2010 – Day three: Matthijs Vlot
October 13, 2011
[Read] New EP for Future Of The Left!
October 13, 2011
Future Of The Left (Incubate 2009) have a new EP coming out! They write that on their blog. It’s a good, and quite funny read. An EP, titled ‘polymers are forever‘ will be released on 11th November on Remote Control (Australia) and on 14th November on XtraMile (Britain and Europe) with an initial small amount [...]
[Reminder] Take the survey and win tickets for Incubate 2012
October 13, 2011
A few weeks back we posted a link to the short survey about Incubate 2011. The survey closes at friday 23.59, so fill in the survey and win those tickets! Next to winning tickets it’s very important what you think works on the festival or what we can improve. You can fill in what you [...]
Vinylmania: a documentary about vinyl
October 12, 2011
There are lots of awesome initiatives on Kickstarter, but this one caught our attention. A trip into the grooves, Vinylmania is a 75 minute feature length documentary about an object that has never lost its soul: the vinyl record. An epic love story, the film is filled with fascinating characters and internationally recognized artists including [...]
[WIN] [QUICK!] Incubate’s Outrageous Ticket Give-Away Bonanza: 2×2 Motorpsycho!
October 12, 2011
…And stop the time. Tickets for Israel Nash Gripka and Exhumed/Cephalic Carnage are gone. Better luck next time. And now for some pure fucking rock ‘n roll action: MOTORPSYCHO in De Effenaar on October 15th! Or should we call them a pointy rock band? Or a pop rock band? Psychedelic rock? Motorpsycho have had many faces [...]
Finally! Scientists 95% sure that Yeti lives in Russia
October 12, 2011
So, according to The Guardian, a dozen of scientists from Sweden, USA, Estonia, Sweden and Russia are 95% sure that The Abominable Snowman lives in Russia! Now, a team of scientists say they are “95%” sure that Russia’s wintry expanse is home to the mythical yeti, otherwise known as the abominable snowman. More than a dozen [...]
[Watch] Re-edited project: Incubate 2010 – Day two: Eva Wijers
October 12, 2011
Day two has arrived and today the video from Eva Wijers will go public! Eva Wijers is a video-artist who graduated from Breda’s St. Joost Academy in 2008 with the video-installation ‘AlsOf’ (AsIf). Since then she made several videoworks for exhibitions and recently for theatre. At the moment she is working on a new project [...]
[Win] You can still win tickets to Israel Nash Gripka tonight and/or Exhumed Friday in 013!
October 12, 2011
Maybe we haven’t been clear. Maybe you thought we didn’t mean it. Maybe you don’t like free concerts. Fact is, that the tickets for Israel Nash Gripka and Exhumed/Cephalic Carnage haven’t left our office yet. Damn. Are you guys saving money for Incubated 11 or what? For those who don’t have anything special to do tonight: [...]
[Watch] New video for Timber Timbre
October 11, 2011
We do like Timber Timbre here at Incubate, so we do like this song. But we’re writing this, because the video to ‘Do I Have Power’ is awesome. It’s dark, but with a soft heart. And it fits perfectly to the brooding song. It’s directed by Carlos De Carvalho.
[Listen] Oneohtrix Point Never first listen of ‘Replica’
October 11, 2011
Listen to the title track from Oneohtrix Point Never‘s new LP Replica! Replica is a ‘song cycle based around lo-fi audio procured from television advertisement compilations.’ Daniel Lopatin, the man behind Oneohtrix Point Never, says ‘it has as much to with environmental, broadcasted, and club sounds as it does with more direct musical influences.’ The [...]
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Bristol is musically probably best known for the “Bristol Sound”, which was the name given to a group of artist who broke through into the mainstream with a sound that was given the stamp ‘trip-hop’. Best known are probably Massive Attack, Portishead and Tricky, but there were many others. Even though Portishead’s Geoff Barrow later [...]