Trippple Nippples

heartymagazine.com—To call Trippple Nippples “noise pop” would be to understate this jaw-dropping, head-spinning, Tazmanian devil of a band.

Trippple Nipples is, as they’ve been called by music blog Too Many Sebastians, “brain-damage pop.” Trippple Nippples will make your eardrums burst and the capillaries in your eyes pop. But what really hooks Trip Nips fans is that they’re fun.

Shanghai Calling

National Public Radio—A growing number of American professionals have moved to China in the last decade to ride the economic boom.

Shanghai Calling follows the misadventures of a hotshot Chinese-American lawyer who relocates from New York to Shanghai. Sam Chao (Daniel Henney) isn’t exactly ready for the transition: He speaks no Chinese and has no clue how the country works, and soon after he arrives, he learns a product made by his biggest client is apparently being pirated all over town.

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Express Yourself | Release the Glow, Attack the Floor and Work it Low

Bouncy, bouncy from New Orleans featuring Nicky Da B.

The Ascension Painting

If you’ve been following iON’s Revelation series, imbibing RnA drops or just trying to reconnect your 143,998 strands, you might want to check out Ascension Girl’s (Sheila Kern) The Ascension Painting.

The painting is a excellent visual aide for the myriad metaphors expressed in the Revelation and the website gives a divine explanation of the symbolism.

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100 Yen: The Japanese Arcade Experience

100 Yen: The Japanese Arcade Experience is a 75 min. historical documentary focusing on the evolution of arcades and arcade culture in Japan.

Gmail Tap | Tap into the Future of Writing Emails on the Go

Google—The QWERTY keyboard was invented in 1874 and yet it is still used today, largely unchanged. Today we’re excited to introduce a new input method designed for the future: Gmail Tap for Android and iOS.

Gmail Tap takes the keyboard from 26 keys to just two. Every letter of the alphabet is represented by a simple pattern of dots and dashes, and once you know them you can type without even looking at your screen. This makes it ideal for situations where you need to discreetly send emails, such as when you're on a date or in a meeting with your boss.