A short video and song both composed by my favorite Berliners, Swod.
Who is micropony?
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Website: http://micropony.blogspot.com
Email: twegen@gmail.com
Bio: Micropony sometimes plays with electricity in Nanobangbang and makes noises under the name Tierkunde (although he'll probably never let the intertubes hear it).
Posts by micropony:
Monotonix, Oh My God
Well, I wish I would have know earlier that these guys were playing last night at Mohawk. It was the best live show I’ve ever seen. Period. Jesus H Darwin. They started the night by SETTING THE DRUMS ON FIRE, and then picked up all their instruments and played them in every conceivable corner of Mohawk, allowing no person to be unmolested by Israeli sweat and awesomeness.
Then… they left the building and played in the middle of Red River. Yeah. The crowd picked up the drums and the drummer kept playing the moving set. I just don’t know if I can ever have any higher expectations.
San Francisco Dubstep Is Coming…
Connoisseurs of gritty London-style dubstep will be pleased to hear that DJG is coming to town from San Francisco to play with local bass junkies, The Herd. We’re pretty fortunate to even have a small dubstep scene here in Austin, so this should be a solid show.
A Faulty Chromosome at the Parish, Sept. 18
Bitshifter and Nullsleep to be at next AMODA showcase
“The Austin Museum of Digital Art’s 44th Digital Showcase is a celebration of video games and the art that they inspire. Renown musicians and visual artists will congregate at Club DeVille on September 20th to display art or perform music they have created using video game hardware, music, graphics or coding.
Two musicians from New York’s 8bitpeoples collective will headline the event. Nullsleep and Bit Shifter create their music using the Nintendo Gameboy and other retro video game equipment. The event will also feature live video art by New York-based artist Voltage Controlled, who uses video game hardware to generate his live visual performance.
This Digital Showcase is brought to you in part by the Arthouse at the Jones Center’s new exhibit RESET/PLAY, a critical exploration of the intersection between video games and visual art. The exhibition is on view at Arthouse (700 Congress Avenue) through November 2, 2008.” - AMODA
Bleep blop bloop
Adventure (Car Park Records), Diagonals, Lady Pterodactyl
(@ Emo’s Lounge, 603 Red River)
Thurs. Sept. 4




