A feelgood animated series from Buenos Aires based studio Punga and production company L’Orange Gutan. The official description says it “is about the psychedelic adventures of two best friends.” Openly psychedelic agenda!
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you gotta believe: PaRappa the Rapper 2
9 OctThis game, as well as the first one (on ps1), is full of psychedelic awesomeness. It is a rhythm game for ps2 not unlike Space Channel 5. And from the first moment on you feel it is one from the days when those games still had the freedom to aim for pleasing a niche audience instead of everyone and their parents. Another one for the list of stoner game classics.
The second video shows you some of the gameplay and the third one is a song from the game but looks just like a very cute music video.
Enjoy!
PSST!3 – Tuba Thunderground Soundblind (2009)
7 OctPSST! Pass it on… is a game of Exquisite Corpse with three teams producing a short film.
Ape School – Wail to God
20 Sep
Anthony Francisco Schepperd – the guy is just a regular LSD trip. This “tittyonary experience” was crafted before the Blockheads video.
Cocoshaker !
14 SepI recently remembered one of the cartoon I really enjoyed when I was younger !
and after a long process of googling all the keywords I could, I found it again !
there’s a load of episodes, makes me crazy !
please enjoy: Cocoshaker 😉
Breakbot – Baby I’m Yours (feat. Irfane)
13 SepGreat disco fantasy animation by Irina Dakeva – watercolor rotoscoping and kundalini symbolism.
Little Nemo in Slumberland
12 Sep
A segment from the animated movie based on the comic strip “Little Nemo in Slumberland”. This actualy was one of the first animated films, from 100 years ago, 1911 (and in colour)!
The comic strip “Little Nemo” was created by Winsor McCay between 1904 and 1914. It gained a status of an early classic for it’s imaginative storyline about the hero Nemo having fantastical, surreal adventures during his nightly dreams, every time to wake up safely in his bed just in time, an unconventional style for a comic in those days. It was far from being a simple children’s fantasy, being more threatening and hallucinatory in nature. I think this clip represents it well.
