Gift Ideas / Media

A black box arrives in the mail.  It's a Cupcade, from Adafruit and you've been anxiously waiting for it.  You rush to your workbench, switch on your soldering iron, and take out your kit.  But there's something missing. It's not a component.  Or a tool.  Or a broken link in one of our tutorials.  There's no soundtrack. No problem, you stroll over to the record player at the far side of...

" This is our world now… the world of the electron and the switch, the beauty of the baud. " - The Mentor, The Hacker's Manifesto Hackers  is a thriller about a group of teen computer jockeys starring Dade (Jonny Lee Miller) and Kate (Angelina Jolie, in her first leading role in a feature film) who find themselves wrapped up in corporate extortion, and have to use their elite computer skills to bail themselves out of...

Limited edition blue vinyl is now permanently sold out. Grab the Translucent Black version here. We'll let Infinity Shred describe the scene: "A forty-third century metropolitan utopia fatally obsessed with analog synths and distorted instruments. Armies of gracefully engineered, doe-eyed warriors mercilessly slaughtering each other under a dusky sky of neon stardust. A trio based in New York City crafting uplifting...

We'll let Infinity Shred describe the scene: "A forty-third century metropolitan utopia fatally obsessed with analog synths and distorted instruments. Armies of gracefully engineered, doe-eyed warriors mercilessly slaughtering each other under a dusky sky of neon stardust. A trio based in New York City crafting uplifting synth-driven pieces tinged with just the right amount of death." Where Frequency by Bartlebeats...

We'll let Infinity Shred describe the scene: "A forty-third century metropolitan utopia fatally obsessed with analog synths and distorted instruments. Armies of gracefully engineered, doe-eyed warriors mercilessly slaughtering each other under a dusky sky of neon stardust. A trio based in New York City crafting uplifting synth-driven pieces tinged with just the right amount of death." Where Frequency by Bartlebeats...