BoredToDeaf

From "Inventions of the Empire" - a collection of short improvisations inspired by daily life in NYC.... while the audio was recorded in 2011, this video isn't officially part of the main series - made out of boredom several years after the fact and was never uploaded. Created using GIFs collected over the years (if you know the original creators please leave their names in the comments so I can credit them).

From "Inventions of the Empire" - a collection of short improvisations inspired by daily life in NYC. While the audio was recorded in 2011, this video was made several years later and isn't officially part of the series - made out of boredom, and was never uploaded until now. Created using GIFs collected over the years (if you know the original creators please leave their names in the comments so I can credit them).

From "Inventions of the Empire" - a collection of short improvisations inspired by daily life in NYC. While the audio was recorded in 2011, this video was made several years later and isn't officially part of the series - made out of boredom, and was never uploaded until now. Created using GIFs collected over the years (if you know the original creators please leave their names in the comments so I can credit them).

4K version of the video for FUNeral Dept's 00-00 (2001 demo) from "Rough Mixes and Demos 1999-2002" Full album on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3on8KrJtc6SNawmwlEciCH

4K version of the video for dRichter's Invention 885469 from his 2011 project "Inventions of the Empire" - a collection of short improvisations inspired by daily life in NYC. This was the only video in the series to be completed (note: building featured is the Empire State Building as seen from Brooklyn (Bed Stuy) - view blocked by buildings today[2022])

4K version of the video for dRichter's remix of "Most Wanted" by Cults. On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1aILMzP4KpUg2jjTZzCENN On Bandcamp: https://drichter.bandcamp.com/track/most-wanted-drichter-remix Original Track: http://cults.bandcamp.com/track/most-wanted Video Source: Martin Arnold's "Pièce Touchée" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnDagpv4kUk

4K version of the never-uploaded video for dRichter's 2010 mash-up of iamamiwhoami's 9.20.19.13.5.723378 & u-1. On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4kqByEVItOTZdCQcLw3yHA On Bandcamp: https://drichter.bandcamp.com/album/iamamiwhoami-remixes Original Tracks U-1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izejVXJ_arQ 9.20.19.13.5.723378: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVVLkWjTISE

4K version of the video for "Slow Burn" from FUNeral DEPT's 2002 album of rough mixes & demos. Original video uploaded in 2009 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3on8KrJtc6SNawmwlEciCH Video created by David Richter, 2009

4K version of dRichter's Avdiun 1.4 (judgment), originally uploaded in 2009 @ 240p From his 2008 EP Forth By Day On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3hLOyidCj4Esd2DAc4s3fZ On Bandcamp: https://drichter.bandcamp.com/album/forth-by-day Video created by David Richter, 2009

4K version of EWoR's The Great Silence, originally uploaded in 2009 @ 240p. Full EP on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4ctwswDAwY5AMxqySlW5kp?si=1u9lS9gwSIKm1jIy6_vL0w Electric Waves of Resistance was an improvised noise project started by Brooklyn artists David Richter (dRichter, FUNeral DEPT.) and Robert Hastings (Reptilian Overlords) in December of 2006. Video created by David Richter in 2008 using footage from his appearance on No Idea TV in 2001.

4K version of dRichter's Utility, originally uploaded in 2009 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4qK3qKBVIS1Xq8hslPVK0N On Bandcamp: https://drichter.bandcamp.com/album/nin-remixes Video created by David Richter, 2009

Ciacco (III), from Electric Waves of Resistance's 2006 debut, Dismantle Thyself Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2Kd2cvzjITfg4m5JXSnCk5?si=23f5ad3e71ed4507 Bandcamp: http://drichter.bandcamp.com/album/dismantle-thyself Dismantle Thyself is a 46 minute improvised performance cut into 11 movements, then edited as single tracks - the first 9 each representing one circle of hell, with the last 2 representing purgatory and paradise. Recorded in December of 2006 using two electric guitars through an array of effects pedals.Originally uploaded to Vimeo in 2009.

4K version of LSD Hotdog [Redux '07], originally uploaded in 2009 @ 480p - an update of the classic 1969 anti-drug film, Case Study: LSD