You don't have to hear us to be a fan
Astronaut Love Triangle is excited to bring you our first self-produced music video.
In 71 seconds, Cowbell Christmas encapsulates our feeling for the season.
After uploading the video, Youtube suggested the following tags for it:
Happy Holidays, everyone!
p.s. We encourage you to embed this on your blogs, email it to your friends, share it in Google Reader, like it on Facebook, tweet it on Twitter, or spread the joy in any other way.
To our loyal fans who still fondly recall all 17,793 calories of our Famous Poutizza Adventure: as of July 6, it has aromatically wafted farther and wider on This Why You're Huge (dotCom), a heroic attempt to plumb the bottomless depravity of North American hobby cooks, one myocardial infarction at a time. We are proud as poutizza to be in such company.
Sophie Madeleine crafts completely charming two-minute pop songs, (mostly) for ukulele. Her work is also completely AutoTune-free, which endears her to us even more. For a fuller flavour, slide over to Miss Sophie Madeleine's Youtube Channel - same song in the main frame, links to many more on the right.
A fine use of brass from the YouTube phenom band, OK Go:
OK Go - This Too Shall Pass from OK Go on Vimeo.
Perhaps Astronaut Love Triangle should take on a bit more remixing.
Normative has some interesting things to say about remixing and remix culture.
We're not the only people who think about these things. Fourth year medical student, Craig Chen, has written a poem titled Astronaut Love Triangle. Here is an excerpt:
In this vacuum closet who could wonder
that three warmths would find each other?
Aggie and Manny, some interesting movement options demonstrated in this piece.
And the lyrical complexity is right up our alley.
Hey guess what!
We sold our first piece of visual art. Not only that, but it is a found object piece. Also before we sold it, it was in a gallery show, Hit and Run 2 at the Gallery Petit Mort, along with works by Chris Love, Keir MacDonald and Jenn Farr. And if that's not enough, the buyer is famous local blogger and art collector, Zoom.
Here she is holding her new acquisition. Key Ring is made from organ keys that Aggie found outside a church in the Glebe, a frame I found several years ago, fabric that Manny acquired, and backing and screws that Jimmy acquired. Jimmy is also the one who put it all together.
