Rectangle by Jacno on the Infinite Jukebox – via Music Machinery – Rectangle original

visualmash-hups:

Tribute to Jean Giraud/Moebius i

chemicaldefect:

Twin Peaks postcard art by Paul Willoughby.

Les isotypes de Gerd Arntz – via viz4.net

musichistoryingifs:

2001.  The Strokes release their debut, Is This It.  The garage rock revival of the modern era has begun, and The Strokes are its brightest stars.  This album is perfectly constructed with live takes, minimal production, and simple-but-ridiculously-catchy songwriting.

Then, to celebrate making such a great album, they played Family Feud with Guided by Voices.

La jubilation du Last Nite chopé sur AudioGalaxy !

Lostalgic – Terrific data visualization of “Lost” episodes / character network / occurrence matrix – via information aesthetics

musichistoryingifs:

1994.  Weezer releases their debut album.  They came to deliver geek rock and power pop to the nerds awesome people.  They did it so incredibly well that Bill Gates became their biggest fan.

And I will forever think of Windows 95 when I watch this amazing video.

via http://iloveyougeorgiahubley.tumblr.com/

C’est beau comme une tornade d’Ororo et justement ça représente des clusters de personnage de la Marvel.

http://ilovecharts.tumblr.com/post/31399294544/marvel-universe-data

This graph shows which characters have the most connections to other characters (highest degree). The deeper the blue color for a character (and its connections), the more links.

There are four big clusters of characters (you can see them in the different colored graphs above) which correspond to the X-Men, the Avengers, Spider-Man and Wolverine.