A. L. Ball

Andy BA. L. Ball is committed to finding the very best the web has to offer. The coolest art, latest gadgets, new ideas, viral videos and anything else interesting, thought provoking or amusing. Expect a broad range of posts in keeping with the GrievousBodilyCharm ethos of Art, Culture, Fashion, Lifestyle, Music and Humor. A. L Ball is always looking to bring you the things you want to know about before anyone else. A full time web head who divides his time between article writing and web design for industry renound One3rdNerd Media Ltd, he is up to date with the lastest online happenings and has a keen eye for a big story. Below are recent post by A. L. Ball.

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New Dubstep – Flux Pavilion – I Can’t Stop

by Andy Ball July 24, 2010
flux pavilion

Flux Pavilion is a young upcoming Dubstep DJ and producer from London, UK. His new new track “I Can’t Stop” is by far his biggest yet and is helping him make big strides forward in the industry. Flux Pavilion – I Can’t Stop, was recently selected as Zone Lowe’s hottest record in the world, and [...]

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20 Imaginative Photo Manipulations

by Andy Ball July 24, 2010
photo manipulation

Photo manipulations can serve as an excellent source of inspiration. The Manipulation of Photos can allow an artist to create ideas from the depths of their imagination that would usually be impossible to achieve. With the aid of Photoshop, if you can dream it, you can now create it. Below are 20 thought-provoking and imaginative [...]

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Tron: Legacy – New Theatrical Trailer

by Andy Ball July 22, 2010
tron legacy

You may remember that back in August of last year we brought you the first sneak peak of the eagerly anticipated Tron Legacy, the follow up to the cultural icon that is the original 1982 Tron movie.
Today a new theatrical trailer for Tron Legacy was debuted at Comic Con 2010, which is taking place in [...]

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New Underworld Album – Barking

by Andy Ball July 21, 2010
underworld barking

Underworld have announced their first album in three years. “Barking” will be the name of the new LP, and it is to be released in September.

The first new single from the album, ‘Scribble’, was released last month, and is still available as a free download at Underworlds site.
Underworld – Scribble
Underworld, made up of [...]

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Skream – Epic Last Song

by Andy Ball July 17, 2010
skream

Skream,  the co founder of Magnetic Man, who shot to fame with his remix of La Roux’s In for the Kill, returns with his latest offering of twisted Dubstep meets Drum & Bass: The Epic Last Song.  Skreams second album is set to drop at the end of July, and is called “Outside The [...]

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Gnarcade Video Game Invasion

by Andy Ball July 14, 2010
gnarcade video

Gnarcade is a short film meets rap music video, which mixes up 8-bit video game characters and dynamics with competitive skateboarder and snowboarder videos.
A videogame invasion has hit Mt Hood and High Cascade! Check out Scott Stevens, Micah Hollinger, Chris Beresford, Tim Eddy, Ben Bogart, and Casey Wrightsman as they live life like it’s [...]

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ORA Concept Watch by Alexandros Stasinopoulos

by Andy Ball July 14, 2010
ora concept watch

This is the ‘ORA’ concept watch, by Greek designer Alexandros Stasinopoulos.

The ‘ORA’ concept watch has a stunning and unique design that screams originality. It focuses on the display of time through an unconventional mode, by replacing the expected dial arrangement found in the vast majority of usual mechanical watches with a set of three interwoven [...]

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The Book Art Sculptures Of Alexander Korzer Robinson

by Andy Ball July 14, 2010
book art

Check out these amazing book art sculptures from artist Alexander Kozer Robinson:

From the artist: “My art practice focuses on the notion of the “inner landscape”. Using generally discarded materials, I make objects as an invitation to the viewer to engage her/his own inner life in order to assign meaning to the artwork.”

“The cut book art [...]

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