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gareth bouch :: stuff & things
designer, writer, musician, bitter ex-F1 fan.
shameless fanboy for alvaro bautista & apple.
random notes, thoughts and bits of stuff...
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- Vroom Media - Design Consultancy
- Mar i Terra - Fantastic Tapas in London
- The Independent Newspaper
- The Guardian Newspaper
- WikiLeaks - When You Need To Know
- The New Statesman Magazine
- Human Rights Watch
- Iraq Body Count
- Disinformation
- El Canto Del Loco (UK)
- UK Fans of El Canto Del Loco: Facebook
- Madame Arcati
- Holy Moly
- Private Eye
- The Onion
- Campaign Against Arms Trade
- Philosophy Bites
- Noam Chomsky
- Surfers Against Sewage
- Animal Rescue Kerala
- Macworld (UK)
- Rufus Wainwright
- Popbitch
- Urban 75 - Punch Gallery
- Nine Inch Nails
- Apple Insider
- Mac Rumours
- Cult of Mac
- ZCom
- Mullets Galore
- DGM: kC, Fripp etc
- Peter Gabriel / Real World
- Tony Levin
- Tom Robinson
- Mark Steel
- Mark Thomas
- Rivercity
- My Alvaro Bautista Blog
- My Alvaro Bautista Fan Forum
- MotoGP Hotties Blog
- MotoGP Official Website
- Scott Redding 2010
- Anthony Davidson's Puma F1 Column
- F1 MotorMouth
Essential Reading...
The Rain Dogs
The latest recordings by my solo music project, The Rain Dogs. These are tracks I'm pulling together over a period of time - some old and some new - and just putting out online for sharing.
only a part not the whole
trust in the you of now
in transit
only a part not the whole
trust in the you of now
in transit
Rivercity
Fifteen minutes into the future, a hot, dry summer in Hull: Coates, a researcher and investigator, is hired to trace the whereabouts of missing adolescent Dominic Russell.
Is he the latest in a number of gruesome blood-letting murders attributed to the city’s “Marginals” that exist somewhere in the underbelly of the population?
That’s what the Police say, but it’s not what the boy’s mother believes - and as Coates digs deeper into that underbelly he discovers that Dominic’s disappearance is just a tiny part of a much bigger story: one that will bring his world crashing down and endanger all those around him...
Rivercity is a book that can be read at many levels, weaving a main plot - a clear homage to the “noir” detective genre - with a vampire story and a myriad of strands about perception and reality, human nature, signs, superstitions, the histroy of Hull, aesthetics, the occult and political expediency. Above all it's a novel about philosophy and the nature of truth and knowledge in the electronic age.
Now online here in its entirety...
Is he the latest in a number of gruesome blood-letting murders attributed to the city’s “Marginals” that exist somewhere in the underbelly of the population?
That’s what the Police say, but it’s not what the boy’s mother believes - and as Coates digs deeper into that underbelly he discovers that Dominic’s disappearance is just a tiny part of a much bigger story: one that will bring his world crashing down and endanger all those around him...
Rivercity is a book that can be read at many levels, weaving a main plot - a clear homage to the “noir” detective genre - with a vampire story and a myriad of strands about perception and reality, human nature, signs, superstitions, the histroy of Hull, aesthetics, the occult and political expediency. Above all it's a novel about philosophy and the nature of truth and knowledge in the electronic age.
Now online here in its entirety...
Smallcreep
My 'formerly industrial' band with my mate Rob.
We grew out of wanting to be another NIN some time back and have developed into a far more interesting, singular, challenging and fun.
With Rob's emigration to the USA, our way of working and creating was fundamentally altered, but we continued to push the boundaries of possible musics as we always have.
Rob's return holds promise to pick things up some more - to develop more ideas, sketchpads, rhythms and approaches to keep us on the cutting edge - and maybe a refreshed approach which might even see us revisit and complete our unfinished masterpiece "BACKLASH".
Yeah, right...
We grew out of wanting to be another NIN some time back and have developed into a far more interesting, singular, challenging and fun.
With Rob's emigration to the USA, our way of working and creating was fundamentally altered, but we continued to push the boundaries of possible musics as we always have.
Rob's return holds promise to pick things up some more - to develop more ideas, sketchpads, rhythms and approaches to keep us on the cutting edge - and maybe a refreshed approach which might even see us revisit and complete our unfinished masterpiece "BACKLASH".
Yeah, right...
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- Kill Me Now, It's The Turner Prize Again
- Thought For The Day
- Rothko Now On At Tate Modern
- Pavlov's Cat
- Apple Rewrites History (In A Good Way)
- "Urgent Secret Business Relationship"
- McFly: You've Got To 'Hand It' To Dougie
- The News Quiz Is Back
- The Burning Question About The Android Market
- The Wonderful Mark Steel
- It's Officially Autumn
- Cool iPhone App: Wine Pad
- Hobbs End Is Only The Beginning...
- 100 Artists Celebrate 100 Years Of The Roundel
- Honestly...
- Random Pic: Centrepoint
- New Minichamps Magazine
- Putting F1 Behind Me...
- Stealth Cat
- Mac OSX 10.5.5? Meh...
- "Rivercity" is now online
- El Grumblio
- iPhone Screengrab Trick
- A Few Of My Friends
- Why I Support Alvaro Bautista
- Day To Remember
- Say Hello To Denver
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