Osborne: The Ghostly Remixes giveaway
A year after the release of Osborne’s self-titled album on Spectral Sound, the music still sounds fresh. No wonder then that it spawned a suite of awesome remixes. We have two copies of Osborne: The Ghostly Remixes to giveaway. Just leave a message with the name of the city you live in.
Osborne: The Ghostly Remixes opens with Bullion’s rerub of the appropriately titled, Afrika. The UK producer replaces the track’s mesh of African-percussion samples with a cocky electro-soul strut and an earworm of a bassline — the results still reek of a psychedelic revolution, but its locale is decidedly American. Bogdan Raczynski’s remix of Ruling is a real curveball, as the Rephlex acolyte turns the original’s warm Chicago trappings into a cascade of cubist dots and lines, lowering the track’s iconic vocal sample to a disturbing basso profundo. Werk Discs’ Lukid transforms There from a dreamy New Order nod into a buzzing, anxious slice of instrumental hip-hop.
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Ghostly’s Music Discovery iPhone app
Our friends over at Ghostly, who consistently dig up the glitchiest, choicest electronica, have just released a brilliant new music discovery iPhone app which is available for download through their website. This thing is smoking hot, packed with new music and beautifully designed. You can also create Playlists through it and share tracks with your friends. We’ve created a Playlist of some of our favorite Ghostly music, which you can check out above.
Red Snapper: Bogeyman (off the Making Bones album)
Red Snapper are a great electronica band with some really rich melodies. Often drawing direct influences from jazz, integrating the double bass and saxophone. I’ve loved this band for a long time and recently found my old copy of Making Bones from 1999 and I can’t suggest it enough to any fans of fusion music.
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Star Wars Uncut: a fully crowdsourced version of Episode IV
The project of creative technologist, Casey Pugh, this full length version of the George Lucas masterpiece was created from multiple 15 second segments recreated from the original movie and submitted by thousands of Star Wars fans, which were then spliced together by editor Aaron Valdez to form the final product. Genius, as both a commentary on contemporary pop culture trends (there are references to LEGO, stop motion, memes and the like) and on the power of tapping your audience for quality material.
Filmmaker creates LEGO stop motion to propose to girlfriend
Now, this is one for the ages: back in 2010, Atlanta film-maker Walter Thompson created a jaw-dropping LEGO stop motion to propose to Nealey Dozier, his girlfriend of four years. The video took 22 hours of shooting and some 2,600 pictures to splice together, a small sacrifice to pay for years of happiness together. Right? Right! Oh, and she said yes. Bonus.
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Paul Riley said | 16 February, 2010
Blackburn, UK
Matthew McVickar said | 16 February, 2010
Honolulu, HI, US
technozem said | 16 February, 2010
Amsterdam!
Dante said | 16 February, 2010
lanham, md
Marko Bajlovic said | 16 February, 2010
Ridgefield Park, NJ!
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Ann Arbor Michigan
Nick Buz said | 16 February, 2010
Detroit
Jen said | 16 February, 2010
Melbourne xoxo
Facebook User said | 16 February, 2010
London, United Kingdom … @madAndroid loves the @ghostlyint sounds 
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Lauren said | 16 February, 2010
Omaha, NE
todd said | 16 February, 2010
Los Angeles. I’m not that one, I swear. Why would I, I mean he, enter to win his own music?
Dennis said | 16 February, 2010
Chicago
Kevin said | 16 February, 2010
Oak Park, IL
joe m said | 16 February, 2010
Ferndale, Michigan
Dorian Legodick Lafferre said | 16 February, 2010
Columbus, OH, USA
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Monrovia CA (A suburb of LA)
Samira said | 16 February, 2010
Minneapolis!
Aaron Dandridge said | 16 February, 2010
philadelphia,PA,USA
Ish said | 16 February, 2010
Pasadena, CA
konstantinos said | 16 February, 2010
Athens,Greece
Ben de Silva said | 17 February, 2010
Brighton, UK!
Linda said | 17 February, 2010
Detroit, MI
Pezie said | 18 February, 2010
London, UK
Franklin Costa said | 18 February, 2010
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil … and it`s Carnival!
zhivko slavov said | 18 February, 2010
Bourgas.
Jason said | 18 February, 2010
Middleburg, Florida, US
dan said | 18 February, 2010
Leicester, UK
Carolyn said | 18 February, 2010
My God. the fact that Bullion and Lukid are on there makes me squirm with delight and anticipation.
(Melbourne, baby)
Brian Boyce said | 18 February, 2010
St Kilda, Australia
Facebook User said | 19 February, 2010
Melbourne, Australia
Peter Stults said | 20 February, 2010
Santa Cruz, CA – because everyone needs a little ghost in their life.
Knot Thinkchit said | 20 February, 2010
detroit, MI
piotr said | 20 February, 2010
Nowy Dwor Gdanski
Facebook User said | 20 February, 2010
brooklyn, ny
yamil said | 20 February, 2010
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Every ghost needs a little sun from the Caribbean
yongi said | 20 February, 2010
seoul, south korea
adrian said | 20 February, 2010
seattle, wa
Lloyd said | 20 February, 2010
San Francisco
Mark said | 20 February, 2010
Kalamazoo, Michigan
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Southgate, Mi
MATT Bowers said | 20 February, 2010
Canton, MI.
Facebook User said | 20 February, 2010
Anchorage, AK
Anto said | 20 February, 2010
Udine. IT
Tim Lennon said | 20 February, 2010
Nïce, Nïce, Nïce™ Notodden, Norway.
Belen A said | 21 February, 2010
I live in Mexico City, MX
Shana said | 22 February, 2010
Dallas, TX
A.J. Avery said | 22 February, 2010
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MND said | 22 February, 2010
Waterloo, Ontario CANADA!!
BenC said | 22 February, 2010
Melbourne, Australia
Christopher said | 23 February, 2010
Very lovely stuff. Christopher -> Philadelphia PA
Conor Brown said | 23 February, 2010
Conor Brown, Mississauga, ON
Conor Brown said | 23 February, 2010
CANADA
jeff said | 23 February, 2010
Sahuarita, AZ
Zolton said | 24 February, 2010
Hi guys & gals, thanks for the entries! The two winners of the Ghostly giveaway are: erick from Los Angeles and Peter Stults from Santa Cruz. Can you please contact us via the contact form on the site: http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/ with your postal details.
Thanks,
Zolton
Salimah said | 13 March, 2010
Atlanta, GA, USA
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erick said | 16 February, 2010
i heart a ghost in my electornica. erick from lost angeles.