My latest science video round-up for New Scientist is online now. Check it out here. The song is one I repurposed from a while back.

Here’s another recent New Scientist piece on teaching virtual characters to walk.

Original here.

Here’s my latest video project for New Scientist. It was fun to put together, especially making custom music timed to the narration. The original can be found here.

Consider the Source, the first album from my long time friend and collaborator, Uncanny Valley, is out!

Think deep crates, meticulously chosen samples, perfectly blended live instrumentation, clever programming and arranging, and strong attention to audio details that even bats and whales would miss*.

Instupituous!

*Bats and whales being examples of creatures with better hearing than Homo sapiens.

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Stoked that “Consider the Source”, by my long time friend and collaborator, Uncanny Valley is due soon.

Here’s a taste, a big-drums-psyche-organ-guitar-stream-of-molten-lava straight into your brain:

Download it for free here.

My latest video for New Scientst, original here.

Hacking the nervous system:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20627546.200-paralysed-limbs-revived-by-hacking-into-nerves.html

Bird feathers don’t just attract mates:

Flies on auto-pilot:

My friend lent me his sweet 24P video camera this weekend, so I took it out to Golden Gate park. Here’s a taste, combined with one of this week’s sounds:

FLOWERS_TEST from Main Sequence on Vimeo.

And here’s this week’s batch of Operator patches: