I do not encourage cursing of any sort in any way, shape or form!...eh hem, but you have countless hours of fun browsing with this and its just funny...

http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/index.htm

Ok this is fairly late in terms of when it was released etc, but i completely forgot to mention that i saw this and it was wicked. Its part of a trilogy of Korean films by Park Chan-Wook. His latest brutally evocative piece is Lady vengeance, which like his other movies Old Boy and Sympathy for Mr Vengeance is about er...revenge.lol. But its funny, fucking twisted and violent, so i'm sure you'd appreciate it.

Mumbai Cells on Radio One

Hear the final radio edit of Mumbai Cells swimming against the tide of all the usual "Desi/Urban/British Asian" tings. Tonight on Bobby Friction & Nihal presents on BBC Radio One from 9pm.

Podcasts

Shiva Soundsystem podcasts are finally launched! After ages pouring over how the hell to make this idea bear fruit, it's here.

I think the podcast mini-site is pretty self explanatory - Six podcasts, six themes over 12 weeks.

The whole point of the podcasts is to show an alternative side to music, both Asian and British. We'd like to show that the music we love (and make) crosses genres, countries and race and in the end, is just bloody good music.

It's also nice to be able to programme what you want and to produce an entire show from scratch.

This should be fun and I can't wait to see how this experiment unfolds over the coming weeks.

Between this and the forthcoming release of Mumbai Cells there's loads of audio wickedness to look forward to. Innit.

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Behold BuShiva, the American destroyer!

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If you could do anything tomorrow... what would ya do?

Shiva Soundsystem :: Debut Single

MUMBAI CELLS the long awaited first release from Shiva Soundsystem will be available from late April, produced by our in-house Drum & Bass don D-CODE. For an early demo version, check out the music player on our myspace.

All tracks on the music player will go off line towards the beginning of April and be replaced by snippets of tracks from the forthcoming single as the release date approaches.

BBC 2 :: Saturday 25th March 2006 :: From 9pm

A Night on Brick Lane

Oh and the podcasts are nearly ready to launch...

Alura's Bollywood Kebabish

In case you're wondering where I work, here's a look at my office.

Or rather, how I decorated it yesterday while my bosses are in Bombay so Ranjit could record some narration for the autorickshaw documentary. ;) There actually is an SSB poster behind his head, but you can't see it in that shot. So, do I leave it and horrify the bosses, or find another use for all that lovely art?

I can't belive that after last nights debauchery, we're all wawke and doing stuff: Cabein is hard at work putting the finishing touches to the Herbal flier and Divya sent me .http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif

Juttla's Album cover

One of my favorite bands Temple played last night at the Metro Club - and fucking killed it. They are getting better and better each time I see them. Check them out at their myspace. At the rate they're going - they are going to smash Supersonic Buddha next month.

In the mean time tomorrow's Supersonic Buddha promises to be a big un with Juttla's album launch.

I have a soft spot for hot cyborgs, clones and assassins, but they seem to all be merging into each other! Although Æon Flux does look miles ahead, visually stunning in every sense...

Quote from Lieutenant Tim from the Bollywood Cyborg Program – “…i got you a cinnamon scented sari wearing part time underwear modeling Indian princess... sadly she won't be finished for another 246 years but with today’s ever accelerating technology a tin of beans is a potential building block of a whole harem of beauties...."

After my appearance pretending I was a presenter of some sort on Desi DNA last week here's a page of lovely video of esteemed Shiva Soundsystem logo designer Seb Ahmad presenting on the BBC

You'll need Real Player to view the videos

The press have been giving they 2pence on Kidulthhood , it looks awsome and has a killa soundtrack... Have a listen over at http://www.myspace.com/kidulthood

How have we missed Bombay TV?!? I found it on Sir Sank's site. You may now waste the rest of your afternoon making childish movies like this.