Hmm, I have still failed to write up Christmas. That must go on the list of things to do today along with update the non-music section of my website as I've failed to do that since last April. Ooops. Still, I seem to be running out of work to do...

Anyway, here are some photographs from:

• Resonance Live on Sunday in Leeds (just one of each for now ( Read more... )

Sometime ago, somewhere on the Web, I found a great little site that listed what films had been sampled by what music. It was something like /s107.net but more complete.

Can anyone help?

In other news, I took too many photos at Dresden Dolls last night and one of the front row put her hat on my head. I hope she didn't have nits.

Yesterday my website had over 1.5GB of hits. For some reason this makes me strangely happy.

Now, for tea.

There are two ways of describing a lazy weekend - one is "relaxing" and the other is "wasted ( Read more... )

• The website redesign is almost complete. www.disturbing.org.uk now has most of a new look, and much smaller "highlight" pages and archives - rather than hundreds of images all fighting for your attention. There's still some work, but comments appreciated on how well it does or doesn't work.
• I've created an RSS feed from my flickr account which ( Read more... )

Firstly thanks to those who made some input to this morning's post. I'm going to take an amount of it on board and probably come back with more stuff later on.

Secondly, any of you who are passionate about alternative and underground music can do worse than look here and consider signing up. You're pretty much all opinionated people who can write ( Read more... )

As part of an incremental development process and with the help of expert professionals (well, kingandy and berrega) I've been redesigning my website to make it less pretentious and in general a bit "leaner ( Read more... )

More like moving websites. Yesterday was partly spent geeking on da Interweb - I'm trying to cut down from three web-hosts to one, and that of course means chucking hundreds of MB of pictures up and down the line, recoding from ASP to PHP and other acronym-fests ( Read more... )