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Incredible Australian, mysterious, mashup, experimental musician I discovered one day a few years ago by divine chance while on an Internet Archive all night. In 2005 she released the album Hyperpop, in 2006 Memecore, in 2007 CoreCore, can you believe how long those words have been around?? She did it first. She will do it last. I love her music so so much, her songs make me happy that I live in the 21st century.
May 21, 2024
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Extremely underrated live electronic music pioneer.
I cant even put into words how awesome she is. Fave track atm linked
Feb 22, 2024
I absolutely love her music! My favorite thing is to play it in the background while crafting with friends—it sets the perfect vibe.
I’ll never forget the first time I heard one of her songs. I was in my local H&M, and it came on while I was in the changing room. I had to Shazam it right then and there! No jeans were bought that day, but at least I discovered one of my favorite artists.
Jan 17, 2025
I discovered her music a few months ago and have been listening non-stop. My top fav songs of hers are “Destroying Human Nature,” “Pimp Slap,” “Look Down At Your Feet Below,” “Throwing Up.” I seriously love every single song of hers.
I went into a deep dive to try and find out as much about her as I could, but there isn’t much info out there about her. She has 3 albums she created between 2003-2005 with her husband - DJ/producer Maurice Fulton. The genre is described as electropunk.
There are really not many photos out there of her either. I found a series of photos uploaded on flikr by a user named Ramsey from a show she performed in July 2005 in Buffalo, NY (?)They seemed to be nerding out about her music just as much as I am right now🤓
I just now discovered she has a music video for her hit song “Paris Hilton”😮
Apr 5, 2024
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Sometimes remembering hurts. Sometimes remembering helps. I recommend it anyway. Remember 2009? Remember narwhals, narwhals, swimmin' in the ocean? Remember Snape, Snape, Severus Snape. Snape, Snape, Severus Snape? Remember playing Nintendogs under your sheets on your DS on a rainy night in 2007 or playing Minecraft on a cool Autumn night while your parents fought downstairs in 2012? We can never go back, but we can try through simulation and emulation. Remember making images with Microsoft paint and word art and Kid Pix, you can use them again now! Try beating The Impossible Quiz , taking care of Nintendogs, creating a penguin, building a city, playing my personal favorite GameBoy Advance Game, or finding your own childhood games memories to play again using Internet Archive and other emulation services, tools and resources.
May 21, 2024
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There are so many incredible online archives of everything, so much to discover and so many rabbit holes to fall into. Check out The American Diary Project, The Malware Museum, The Buttolph Collection of Menus, Hoaxes of History, The Ted Nelson Archive, The Whole Earth Index, Jocari, The Geocities Gallery just to name a few very specific ones.
May 21, 2024
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The most magical feeling I know is the feeling of making. We live in a magical time. There are new tools to create instant songs and images and games and tools to create tools. I love making things with these tools, being generative, bringing group chat jokes to life. Collaboration is now possible when you’re all alone. But I also love being generative in more old school ways like using the techniques found in this incredible collection, The Surrealist Book of Games.
May 21, 2024