Meow!

If you don't stop doing it, you'll go blind.

Tons of great photos from Milan Design Week.

This and others available at PostSecret.

On the matter of unexploited advertising opportunities.

Oh yes. BitBoy likes 2VM's Platica...a lot. Listen to samples after the jump. Thanks, Doyle.

Yet another reason to love Barcelona, snapped last week. [Thanks, ES]
With that in mind, check this out.

Heck yes! Uncle Rico's sweet time machine modulus + crystal on eBay now. [Thanks, Damon]

Lynnel's extraordinary scan of the pope feeling a bit...well, "horny". Courtesy of our friends at Burnlab.

Today, Monday April 18th at 10am PST pre-sale tickets go on sale for the following Fischerspooner shows:
6/1 Henry Fonda Theater, LA
6/2 HOB - San Diego
6/3 HOB - Anaheim
6/4 The Fillmore, SF

Go to http://www.fischerspoonertickets.musictoday.com

The loveable, wacky Euro-duo better known as Stereo Total will be on tour this May. Mark your calendars now:
26.05.2005 USA-San Francisco, CA - Bimbo's 365 Club
28.05.2005 USA-Los Angeles, CA - Knitting Factory Hollywood

SF Robots, don't just sit there tonight. Get Activ.
LA Robots, head to create:fixate downtown.

This is your brain.
This is your brain on Sony.

If you missed out on the Fischerspooner record release party at Cinespace, you missed out on free Absolut vodka, and euphoric electro escapism. Both Casey and Warren were in LA to celebrate the release of Odyssey, and the crowd was enthusiastically down for the cause (read: free liquor) grooving to massive electronic beats being dropped by an array of guest DJs.

Julia, we don't know you, but we like your style.

LAVoice has a good writeup on Saturday night's SRL performance, and there's a nice, big, clear QuickTime movie of the event here.

Last night Los Angeles was host to a beautiful symphony of destruction courtesy of Mark Pauline's Survival Research Laboratories (SRL). SRL was started nearly 30 years ago, and consists of artists and creative technicians dedicated to re-directing the techniques, tools, and tenets of industry, science, and the military away from their typical manifestations in practicality, product or warfare. The show was pure carnage - all robots and fire billowing from the downtown arts district near the 4th street bridge, just south of SciArc. The sleeping giants began to thrash about, spew fire, shoot cannons and systematically destroy one another until there was nothing left but smoldering piles of ashes, twisted metal and mutilated faux goats. It was beyond amazing (and unbelievable they did it in the middle of a public street). I managed to snap lots of pictures from my vantage point, but you really get a good sense of the experience from the movies on the SRL web site. Thank you organizer Susan Joyce, Dangerous Curve, Mark Pauline and SRL!

Felix da Housecat dates: San Francisco, Saturday April 2nd @ Mezzanine. Los Angeles, Saturday April 9th @ Avalon.