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Technology

Layered noise: Musician unveils song on interactive website

UK – English musician Sam Dust has launched a new song under the moniker LA Priest, but rather than simply releasing it on iTunes or SoundCloud, he created a teaser website where the more you play, the more you hear.

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Design

Up in the attic: Los Angeles nightclub clears the cobwebs

Los Angeles – Genesis is a new nightclub in Los Angeles in which the conventions of nightclub design have been abandoned. Unlike most of the city’s nightlife hotspots, there is no cover or bottle service. Instead of decadence and luxury, Genesis is situated in an old attic with knick-knacks and old furniture that lend it a long-forgotten,…

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Technology

Foresta Lumina

Magical moments are Moment Factory’s modus operandi. Whether it be the visual effects for Arcade Fire’s latest stadium tour or making airport waiting time less dull at Los Angeles, viewers are guaranteed to be transported by their technological wizardry and finesse. But its latest venture took the Canadian company out of its comfort zone and into…

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Culture & Media

Magical mystery tour: Forest turned into fairytale woodland

Coaticook, Québec – Experiential agency Moment Factory has transformed Le Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook into a mystical woodland.

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Marketing & Branding

Neo-Tolkienism

There is a something afoot, a cultural shift that has been rumbling in the undergrowth of society for the past 10 years and is finally roaring to the surface.

A Nether Realm
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Marketing & Branding

Into the unknown: Interactive trailer lures theatre-goers in

London – The Nether is a new play that explores the darkest corners of the internet, and questions how anonymity affects identity. The trailer for the play does not feature the traditional snippets of the live show, but an immersive website that invites potential theatre-goers to explore their own version of The Nether.