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Josdigital 3: Shiller

Design is a very important factor to differentiate yourself from millions of other generics nowadays, another is to produce quality content and be consistent in writing. Some of which if fail to deliver at times, and will gladly be compensated with a digital makeover. "Quality of Design is an ...

Watchmen

Superhero movies are a genre that's mostly seen as big budget profits. Its target is a large audience, so easy thrills and superficial action sequences are sadly too often the main focus. For the better, the last couple of years we've seen some truly awespiring pieces in this genre, including ...

Fever Ray

I hardly enjoyed it at first, but this album has been growing on me for the past few months to a point where I find myself constantly coming back to it. It's haunting, bittersweet and every time more astonishing is its subtly swelling darkness. Fever Ray's self titled isn't Karin Dreijer ...

Grizzly Bear – Veckatimest

Grizzly Bear are a Brooklyn based psychedelic quartet producing a very intimate style of art-rock, some call it chamber pop, referring to a very laid back feeling. It's sophisticated, intriguing and it constantly challenges the listener to take a closer look at their warm, lush ...

Burial & Four Tet – Wolf Club & Moth 12″

Black label, black sleeve, no info, strictly limited. It's almost as if the public isn't supposed to know about this. Thats a lie, it's both the most anticipated and hyped up electronic release from the past months. You know, it lives up. A combination of Kieran's majestic whirlwind of ...

Heima, A film by Sigur Ròs

It's hard to think of Sigur Rós as your ordinary band, first off they have their own made up language which slightly resembles Icelandic, they have a very unique way of composing and Jonsi's voice alone sets them miles apart. Heima translates to "at home", so it's self evident that their ...

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Josdigital’s Favorite Albums of 2009

Now that you're probably tired of these lists, here's mine. Am I the only one to deliberately wait until the year is over before starting this listmania frenzy? Maybe I just don't care about the ...
Digitalite
- Music »
  Kavinsky – “Nightcall”
  
  I’ve talked about the Testarossa driving French producer before, but this Daft Punk co-production lights up like fire.
- Music »
  cLOUDDEAD – Dead Dogs Two (Boards Of Canada Remix)
  
  Part nostalgia, part sentiment, this track pushes my button. Even though clouddead was pronounced dead a long time ago and my love for BoC (which I refuse to believe dead) never settles, I miss great eclectic hiphop.
- Video »
  jj – “Let Go”
  
  Blunts, blood, troubled minds and lots of style. I’m in.
- Video »
  Eluvium – The Motion Makes Me Last
  
  Really brilliant track and suiting visuals. Instant feel good and painfully hypnotic.
Artwork
- Queued
- Caribou – Swim
- Gum Dragon
- Movies
  - New Moon (2009) 1.5/5
    2010-03-13 11:17
    
    Despite the great soundtrack, it's too generic and unoriginal with lots of clichées It's just a kid movie, still wondering why the werewolfs walk around shirtless.
    0.3
  - Up (2009) 2/5
    2010-03-05 20:48
    
    Anything Pixar is fun for everyone, straight forward inventive comedy and adventure, but sadly feels monotonous. I mean it's fun, just never tickled my senses.
    0.3
  - Hachiko: A Dog's Story (2009) 4.5/5
    2010-02-15 21:40
    
    Breath-taking, always engaging, wonderful tale about a man and his relation with a dog. A great film where Lasse Hallstrom once again proves to be a worthy director of a masterpiece filled with emotion and pure sentiment. I do admit.. I balled up.
    0.3
  - Avatar (2009) 4.5/5
    2010-02-14 21:40
    
    It's a consensus among all. Astonishing, groundbreaking and just overwhelming. The only critique worth pointing out is lack of a compelling story, but that's just picking dust.
    0.3