DEAD VINYL
If you gotta go, you gotto go in style. Get your ashes pressed into vinyl.

PU-ERH AND OOLONG
Everything you wanted to know about Pu-erh and Oolong tea but were afraid to ask.

RAGE MAGAZINE
Rage Magazine was a Norwegian magazine dedicated to weird and wonderful cinema. It came out throught the first half of the 90's and helped guide to some obscure material I'd otherwise wouldn't have heard of. After more than 13 years of silence Rage has returned to life in the shape of a series of hardcover art-books, exclusively dedicated to vintage trash cinema.

NOISE AS
Interesting site with stuff of New Zealand and Japanese music. The Hijokaidan-story is mandatory reading.

JR BRUUN
Norwegian tape trading guru and archivist, mondo film connoisseur and writer JR Bruun has a very interesting website with articles, Sverre H.Kristensen comics, an extensive GG Allin discography + you can order cassettes you didn't know existed. Enough to keep you happy for a whole rainy day.

WILLIAM BENNETT BLOG
The man behind one of my favorite bands also has one of the few blogs I bother visiting on a (semi)regular basis. Articulate, witty and with many amusing links. (And the new Whitehouse album "Racket" is another jewel to their crown).

WATCH IT SHRED
Fantastic site with videos of objects being shredded. Check out "Boat"!

SAVAGE PENCIL INTERVIEW
Interesting interview with the artist Savage Pencil who did the new Jazkamer cover and whom I'm a big fan of.

ANOTHER SAVAGE PENCIL INTERVIEW
Savage talks about his love of black metal.

POLISH FILMPOSTERS
Makes even the worst Hollywood-dreck look interesting.

NEW BERGMAN SITE
This new official site dedicated to Ingmar Bergman is highly recommended.

MONDO MACABRO
After Criterion this is my fave DVD label. I recommend picking up almost everything they've released. Satanico Pandimonium is a current favorite.

IDEAL: SWEDENS SEXIEST LABEL
Not excatly new, but Gothenburg's iDeal Recordings is still Sweden's most exciting and sweetest smelling label for electronica, post-arrrt punk and outsider sounds.

THE CRITERION COLLECTION
Fantastic art-house DVD label, which I'm sure most of you know of. I've been a fan since the early days of laserdisc. Now they've just released an amazing package of Les Blank's "Burden of Dreams" - with the short film "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" as a bonus, reason enough to buy the disc.

GOVERNMENT ALPHA
Yasutoshi Yoshida's excellent Government Alpha project and Xerxes label is finally online. I have been a fan of his stuff for a good ten years (since I first heard him on the "Extreme Music from Japan" compilation) and was recently asked to do a track for an upcoming Government Alpha remix record. Also Yasutoshi's visual work is outstanding.

MUSIC FOR SHOPPING
The original music for shopping.

MORNING MUSUME VS RINGU
The j-pop band Morning Musume watches the RINGU film. From Japanese TV.

A TALE OF TWO SISTERS
New korean horror-drama that impressed me. A tasteful website too.

CORPSEPAINT AND A TORCH TO GO
Fantastic collection of videos from Norway's black metal version of Motörhead; Immortal. Download the "Call of the Wintermoon" and put a smile on your face.

THE HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC PART ONE
My pal Ronnie's new exhibition is now online. Drawings of Throbbing Gristle, Stockhausen, Rune Lindblad, Alister Crowley and more.

PHILIP K. DICK INTERVIEW
Interesting interview with Philip K. Dick in mp3 format.