i don't do bad sauce passes
wallacepolsom
Today's Document
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
ellievsbear
Andulka
Cosimo Galluzzi
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
occasionally subtle
KIROKAZE
Not today Justin
Mike Driver
ojovivo
Discoholic 🪩
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
sheepfilms
@theartofmadeline
shark vs the universe
AnasAbdin
seen from Argentina
seen from United States
seen from France
seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from Sweden
seen from Australia
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United Arab Emirates
seen from India
seen from United States
seen from Australia
seen from South Korea
seen from Malaysia
seen from Poland
seen from Argentina
seen from Poland
seen from France
@stressfm-macau
SKY SENT CHANNEL 天空速遞
May Ha 夏仲美
透過虛擬的大氣網絡，將地表上各種人類的雜事，傳送給當下正在生活的人們 。
Cantonese 廣東話頻道
ep1-Freeform Lifestyle
第一集－自由生活，風中狂奔
嘉賓：Aquino Da Silva亞堅奴
生於澳門的中泰混血兒亞堅奴是一名平面設計師，將會分享他在忙碌的都市生活當中的快樂元素。
Music音樂：
Crosshair – Morning Haze
Chris Hadfield – Space Oddity
Stress.fm was at Grappa's cellar in Hong Kong on January 21st to watch the performance of New Zeland's by way of Portland Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and Macau's Turtle Giant. An event organized by Untitled Entertainment HK.
More things to come in future posts about Turtle Giant as they are in the process of recording their third album, macau.stress.fm has been with them, capturing, photographing and recording the process, so dear listeners, keep tuned here on stress.fm because great things are in the making.
Grappa's cellar was packed and lively. The venue sound was the best we've seen in a long time. Turtle Giant played tracks from previous albums and some new gems like "Golden Summer", a small teaser they granted the audience with, probably featured on their next release.
The show continued with head-liners Unkown Mortal Orchestra singer, guitarist and songwriter Ruban Nielson, bassist Jake Portrait and drummer Riley Geare. From the crowds response there's certainly a hype about this band, that mixes psychedelia with pop hooks and soulful grooves, let's say that Unknown Mortal Orchestra sounds like...Unknown Mortal Orchestra. I guess that's the best compliment we can think of.
After the show we sat down with singer and guitarist Ruban Nielson to know more about the band and recent touring in Asia.
More photos from this and other stories at photo.stress.fm
A stress.fm esteve na inauguração da exposição do fotógrafo de Macau, Ieong Man Pan, organizada pela BABEL. Intitulada Mapa Indobrável, foi seguida por uma conversa conduzida pelos curadores Tiago Quadros e Margarida Saraiva, com a participação especial do jornalista Carlos Morais José e do poeta Yao Jingming, conversa esta aberta à intervenção da plateia.
Uma reflexão fotográfica sobre a memória e o esquecimento da cidade, sobre o que resta do passado, das velhas casas, da identidade material e imaterial, da população que reside aqui há gerações, esta discussão que teve por mote a fotografia de Ieong Man Pan acabou por evoluir para um debate sobre as transições urbanas que ocorrem nas urbes, não só em Macau como em várias cidades do planeta, quer no presente, quer no passado e claro num inevitável debruçar sobre o futuro .
Pan fala-nos disso através das suas fotografias, dos velhos edifícios em decomposição, das máquinas escavadoras, da destruição, de algo que nos define como gente desta terra, a nossa paisagem urbana, com a qual crescemos e em que vivemos . Essa paisagem e essa memória viva está a ser destruida para dar espaço a uma nova, com uma velocidade de construção, voraz, esta nova paisagem imposta à população com a abertura das licenças do jogo a novas concessoras, no início do milénio. Numa cidade onde o espaço ocupou sempre o lugar de busílis da questão. É neste e por este espaço que segundo Pan se trava uma guerra, uma guerra pelas características de Macau, pela sua identidade física e urbana. O problema de uma cidade feita para turistas, é o de uma cidade sem história, sem identidade e sem memória onde não se habita quanto mais se co-habita. O problema de Pan e de muitos outros, que cresceram, viveram nesta cidade é que a querem exactamente para isso, para vivê-la, viver nela, construi-la, construir juntos, partilhar e criar memórias. Em conclusão, lutar por ela, de certa forma, é o que Ieong Man Pan faz com este trabalho, um manifesto à vontade de lutar, de fazer ouvir, de acordar. Nas palavras do próprio artista – Faço esta exposição para tocar as pessoas daqui, para elas pensarem no futuro de Macau, na sua memória, na sua cultura. Macau precisa de mais artistas para fazer esta revolução, este trabalho, esta Luta.
Depois deste diálogo entre os vários presentes, a stress.fm ainda teve oportunidade de falar a sós com o jornalista Carlos Morais José, o poeta Yao Jingming, a directora da Babel Margarida Saraiva e o artista Ieong Man Pan, donde se retiraram conclusões finais, balanços e opiniões sobre os temas em debate - a memória, a identidade, a fotografia e a arte como forma de protesto.
reportagem fotográfica sobre esta e mais histórias em photo.stress.fm
The Lost Room is a real life RPG game, set in a flat of an industrial building in Macau's Inner Harbour. The lost room is an escape game, with keys, doors and enigmas. A real life game based on virtual RPG games, a trend that seems picking up popularity in Macau, Hong Kong and probably in the rest of the World. Perhaps a reflection of the present world reality, where the virtual isn't seen as virtual anymore, but real, fully integrated in our daily life in the cities. The world market, dating, social networks, mundane and real life tasks as simply paying the bills. The Lost Room is REAL.
Stress.fm saw the sign on a back alley, we followed the sign, we entered the building, we took the lift up to the 6th floor, to look for an answer to the question - What is the Lost Room? We went in to know more about the people who created it, who run it, and play it.
From Beijing, China, comes the artist DEAD J, that was in Macau for a performance in the Macau Tower .He is part of the array of artists, performances and workshops that the 2013 edition of “This is My City” brought to Macau's urban stage, and initiative started by the 853 Association in 2006, proposing an ongoing debate around the idea of space and time in urban and rural areas. With past editions in Montemor-o-novo, in Portugal as well in the Macau S.A.R. A comeback to Portugal is planned for the beginning of this year. Where the Beijinger Dead J will perform. In Oporto on the 5th of February in "Maus Hábitos" and in Lisbon on the 7th of February at "MusicBox".
Stress.fm had a brief talk with Shao Yan Peng A.K.A DEAD J, to know more about the artist and his music. A music that reflects the urban surroundings of this modern china metropolis, home to one of the largest urban populations in the world and life in modern day China, as deducted from track title names like “Modern China is too complicated”, “Another Place on Earth” or “Tíng Tái Lóu Gé”.
This week we bring you, Macau's own, Keba. Here featuring in a macau.stress.fm and LIN SIN cultural association joint production. Keba has been connected to the Macau's music scene since the 90's playing in such bands as GEEK and most recently The Shin Shins. He also developed musical projects in the Portuguese capital Lisbon. With bands Sleeping Beauty, Guitar Boomers, South East Power Systems and others, experimenting under various musical genres from rock, hip hop, electronic music, exploring musical landscapes and bringing his own personal blend of guitar style and musical compositions. You can hear in it, the howling sounds of Mississippi delta blues, the soulful sounds of Memphis and experimental psychedelia and noise of the late 70's. All of this always touched by an Asian monsoon wind, reflecting his long years spent in the south eastern Asian city of Macau.
He ll be showcasing his new songs on 17th January at the Hot Rod Café. at 7 pm, a performance where experimental post rock meets Memphis soul.
Live sessions is a initiative that aims to bring local and international musicians that live or come to the city of Macau. A space to showcase artists and promote original music.
A concept created by LIN SIN cultural association, a non-profit cultural association based in Macau, connecting artists and communities across the globe through exchange programs and creative residencies. It fosters an inter-cultural debate and understanding through the arts. It promotes and supports innovative ideas.
We start this new year, with an exclusive interview, with one of Macau's pool hall legends. Mr. Philip. He is the President of the "Associação de Bilhar de Macau" and the long time owner of the Supreme Snooker Club. One of the city's best kept secrets and right at the heart of the Macau peninsula.
macau.stress.fm sat with him, at the break of dawn, hearing Mr Philip, reminisce about pool hall tales, of long hours spent over the tables, as he tells us between laughs "the table is my bed", about the time when there were cues of people trying to get a game , to get in the game, as large amounts of bills, passed hands back and forth.
The pool hall is the old master’s dominion, where day and night, don’t seem to affect the passing of time. Inside, the air swirls with cigarette smoke, lights and fans decorate the ceiling, this is the place where legends are made or broken.
