One of the bands I found aurally pleasing at Roskilde this year was The Whitest Boy Alive, they are fronted by Erlend Øye of Kings of Convenience fame. Here is the promo for their ‘Golden Cage’ track, illustrated by Geoff Mcfetridge. The promo is kind of dull looking with nice drawings, it sounds good though 
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“All the things you love about TV, fused”
Its a little odd and maybe needs some work, but looks like the future…
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New video for ‘Listening Man’ by The Bees, one of many great songs on their new album Octopus
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SingleShot is a collection of 15 film and video pieces that have been shot in one single take. The project is presented in a fine one page website from BVA, which features subtle AJAX and Flash goodness, with Google maps to support the event listings. Nice work.
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This YouTube user has a great selection of title sequences
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…are on their way, watch this space for some super scando skills coming your way soon.
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I don’t know too much about this project so I’ll let Iain introduce the Yahoo! Mail Championships to you, but what I do know is we want to direct traffic to it!
Perhaps you can lay down the gauntlet to your students Iman!?
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Two new humorous sites resulting from the collaborative efforts of Poke and Mother New York have been launched this week.
First up is ‘I’M NOT CANDY’, a promo site for a new range of candy available in the US from Mother New York.
The candy has been introduced to help US citizens ‘combat the harsh and judgmental world they live in, where people are wrongly labeled everyday before they have a chance to explain themselves’. The candy boxes giving the wrongly accused a chance to publicly display their ‘I’M NOT’ messages at their workplaces, in restaurants, bars etc.
Apart from ordering candy you can engage with a ‘comprehensive sociological analysis of the United States, based on the popularity of the ‘I’M NOT’ candy’. If you’re unsure of what box is for you there is a simple quiz to point you in the right direction!
Secondly Sour ex’s, a microsite which gives the jolted, damaged sole an opportunity to get it all out of their system by calling and leaving a rant on an answer machine. Shame the the answering machine isn’t populated yet, but the complimentary video’s are funny and well worth watching.
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‘In honour of this October’s resurrection of The Secret Policeman’s Ball, Amnesty International and Mother have created a series of online films. They follow the exploits of The Protect The Human Players - the world’s first and only issue-based sketch comedy troupe - and their efforts to earn a spot on the Ball with their cutting edge comedy.’
The first epsiode has gone live today.
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