I'm thirsty

It should come to no surprise that I am totally crushin' on Uffie. I was heartbroken when I found out she got married. Que sera, sera

That's like, totally French. Or something like that.

I'm like, totally crushing on the whole Ed Rec crew actually. Who doesn't love dancing babies?
Well, I don't love dancing babies, but Uffie lends her charm in this ad for 'Evian'.

Adorably hilarious.

I did get the chance to watch Rubber last night. I can absolutely understand the disappointments by many. The pointless asides were at times distracting, although it increased the level of suspense and overall drama of the film methinks. In the end Dupiex's shot selection and editing made this an extremely memorable film. Catch it July 1st on Netflix.

Bird Man

Mr. Oizo's pseudonym purportedly is a corruption of the French Oiseau, meaning "bird". You may know know him for the production of many bangers for fellow Ed Rec label-mate, Uffie.

Quentin Dupiex is no one-trick pony, however. Known for the Levi ad campaign which featured cuddly creature "Flat Eric", Dupiex is an experienced producer as well as director and film-maker. Foreign language 'Steak' debuted in France in 2007 while his strange and quirky music videos never cease to surprise in their ingenuity and purposefully rakish movement and camera angles.

Black humor/horror "Rubber" was released in 2010, with the soundtrack (composed by Oizo himself and Gaspard of Justice) being released on the same month on Ed Banger Records.
Sporting a wide array of mixed reviews the movie is set to be release on Netflix for instant viewing on July 1st, 2011.

You should, like, totally watch it.


RUBBER OFFICIAL TRAILER ! from oizo mr on Vimeo.

Tensnake Revisited

You might have seen Tensnake's video for the song 'Coma Cat'. The song is great; The video is even better. As one of the comments read on the video, 'Booze-stealing lesbians, doesn't get better than that'. Forgive me, I'm going to have to get used to simple html again before I can post in anything other than barely-readable elementary school-level prose.

Until then...

Enjoy these low-fi throwbacks to the early 80's...