One from October last year – a 1959 DEC PDP-1 covering Boards of Canada’s Olson.
The cover….
A Little More Web Kipple
One from October last year – a 1959 DEC PDP-1 covering Boards of Canada’s Olson.
The cover….
I managed to see ‘Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror‘ – 1922’s Nosferatu set to tracks from Radiohead’s Kid A and Amnesiac albums – the other day.
And it’s really very good. The whole thing works tremendously well, the various tracks mesh nicely with the storyline, and I wholeheartedly recommend that you find a nice, comfortable cinema to view it in.
I always knew that deep inside the apocalyptic horror that was Threads there was a genteel sitcom just waiting to emerge.
Destroy Any Website is gloriously fun.



Just put in any URL and it’ll render the page so that a tiny little man can shoot at and blow it up. You can see the mess I made of this site above!
After almost five and one half years, I’ve updated the Twitter/X Deathwatch page. The OFCOM Online Nation 2026 report should provide some more details when it comes out later this year.

It’s now been a week since the first cut of ‘UK TV Rewind‘ went up and it’s just crossed the 100th video – 119 to be exact!
Continue reading “UK TV Rewind, Week Two”I struggle with some demons / They were middle class and tame
It’s been ten years since Cohen released You Want It Darker…

It’s been a little while since my last project, so here’s a new one: UK TV Rewind

It’s a fairly simple concept; take a load of clips of classic British TV, extract the air dates, and then insert them into an easy to use timeline.
Continue reading “UK TV Rewind”It’s now 25 year since 9/11, so it’s probably a good time to point you all back at the Internet Archive’s Understanding 9/11 TV timeline.

Here’s a lovely bit of Heilung for your Tuesday morning.