Sébastien Cevey
@theefer.bsky.social
Software engineer at Google DeepMind, amongst other things obviously.
Previously Google, the Guardian.
Previously Google, the Guardian.
Somewhat unwittingly volunteered for a hot sauce contest at work.
It got rather spicy towards the end…
🌶️🥵
It got rather spicy towards the end…
🌶️🥵
April 3, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Somewhat unwittingly volunteered for a hot sauce contest at work.
It got rather spicy towards the end…
🌶️🥵
It got rather spicy towards the end…
🌶️🥵
Jack White, prowling the Troxy stage tonight with virtuosic rage like a bull commanding a bullring, deploying his relentless energy to enlist the audience as the 5th member of his formidable band.
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March 1, 2025 at 11:43 PM
Jack White, prowling the Troxy stage tonight with virtuosic rage like a bull commanding a bullring, deploying his relentless energy to enlist the audience as the 5th member of his formidable band.
www.instagram.com/p/DGrOue_CAA...
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1. Arooj Aftab: Night Reign
Wondrous soundscapes, as if woven in the velvet of the night and Arooj Aftab’s warm yet quietly powerful voice.
Wondrous soundscapes, as if woven in the velvet of the night and Arooj Aftab’s warm yet quietly powerful voice.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
1. Arooj Aftab: Night Reign
Wondrous soundscapes, as if woven in the velvet of the night and Arooj Aftab’s warm yet quietly powerful voice.
Wondrous soundscapes, as if woven in the velvet of the night and Arooj Aftab’s warm yet quietly powerful voice.
2. The Smile: Wall of Eyes
The purest distillation of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s alt-rock genius mixed with the sinuous rhythms of Tom Skinner.
The purest distillation of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s alt-rock genius mixed with the sinuous rhythms of Tom Skinner.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
2. The Smile: Wall of Eyes
The purest distillation of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s alt-rock genius mixed with the sinuous rhythms of Tom Skinner.
The purest distillation of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s alt-rock genius mixed with the sinuous rhythms of Tom Skinner.
3. Mdou Moctar: Funeral For Justice
In which the furious solos of the Tuareg guitarist transcend the desert rock of his fantastic first album.
In which the furious solos of the Tuareg guitarist transcend the desert rock of his fantastic first album.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
3. Mdou Moctar: Funeral For Justice
In which the furious solos of the Tuareg guitarist transcend the desert rock of his fantastic first album.
In which the furious solos of the Tuareg guitarist transcend the desert rock of his fantastic first album.
4. The Smile: Cutouts
Like a funkier & free Radiohead, The Smile deliver not one but two incredible albums this year, with Cutouts the more playful younger sibling of the two.
Like a funkier & free Radiohead, The Smile deliver not one but two incredible albums this year, with Cutouts the more playful younger sibling of the two.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
4. The Smile: Cutouts
Like a funkier & free Radiohead, The Smile deliver not one but two incredible albums this year, with Cutouts the more playful younger sibling of the two.
Like a funkier & free Radiohead, The Smile deliver not one but two incredible albums this year, with Cutouts the more playful younger sibling of the two.
5. Zoot Woman: Maxidrama
Simple, catchy tunes from the British electropop band, which manage to sound like classic Zoot Woman yet fresh at the same time.
Simple, catchy tunes from the British electropop band, which manage to sound like classic Zoot Woman yet fresh at the same time.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
5. Zoot Woman: Maxidrama
Simple, catchy tunes from the British electropop band, which manage to sound like classic Zoot Woman yet fresh at the same time.
Simple, catchy tunes from the British electropop band, which manage to sound like classic Zoot Woman yet fresh at the same time.
6. Shugo Tokumaru: Song Symbiosis
Another kaleidoscope of Japanese folk & joyful pop by Shugo Tokumaru, as always layering countless instruments on ever-surprising rhythms. More experimental and tender than ever, the relentless energy this time is interleaved with slow, emotional pieces.
Another kaleidoscope of Japanese folk & joyful pop by Shugo Tokumaru, as always layering countless instruments on ever-surprising rhythms. More experimental and tender than ever, the relentless energy this time is interleaved with slow, emotional pieces.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
6. Shugo Tokumaru: Song Symbiosis
Another kaleidoscope of Japanese folk & joyful pop by Shugo Tokumaru, as always layering countless instruments on ever-surprising rhythms. More experimental and tender than ever, the relentless energy this time is interleaved with slow, emotional pieces.
Another kaleidoscope of Japanese folk & joyful pop by Shugo Tokumaru, as always layering countless instruments on ever-surprising rhythms. More experimental and tender than ever, the relentless energy this time is interleaved with slow, emotional pieces.
7. Jack White: No Name
Bursting with intense power, this surprise bluesy opus somehow sounds both familiar and new, archetypal and inventive; unearthing more uncut rock gems from Jack White’s seemingly bottomless imagination.
Bursting with intense power, this surprise bluesy opus somehow sounds both familiar and new, archetypal and inventive; unearthing more uncut rock gems from Jack White’s seemingly bottomless imagination.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
7. Jack White: No Name
Bursting with intense power, this surprise bluesy opus somehow sounds both familiar and new, archetypal and inventive; unearthing more uncut rock gems from Jack White’s seemingly bottomless imagination.
Bursting with intense power, this surprise bluesy opus somehow sounds both familiar and new, archetypal and inventive; unearthing more uncut rock gems from Jack White’s seemingly bottomless imagination.
8. Floating Points: Cascade
Cerebral dance music, halfway between club track and serpentine auditory voyage to the outer reaches of the galaxy.
Cerebral dance music, halfway between club track and serpentine auditory voyage to the outer reaches of the galaxy.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
8. Floating Points: Cascade
Cerebral dance music, halfway between club track and serpentine auditory voyage to the outer reaches of the galaxy.
Cerebral dance music, halfway between club track and serpentine auditory voyage to the outer reaches of the galaxy.
9. Jamie XX: In Waves
Irresistible collage of dancefloor bangers, often beating their 90’s dance/house inspiration.
Irresistible collage of dancefloor bangers, often beating their 90’s dance/house inspiration.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
9. Jamie XX: In Waves
Irresistible collage of dancefloor bangers, often beating their 90’s dance/house inspiration.
Irresistible collage of dancefloor bangers, often beating their 90’s dance/house inspiration.
10. David Gilmour: Luck and Strange
Late entry into the canon of a legend, never pretending to reach the heights of Pink Floyd but humbly contributing a handful of earnest tunes to the collection.
Late entry into the canon of a legend, never pretending to reach the heights of Pink Floyd but humbly contributing a handful of earnest tunes to the collection.
January 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
10. David Gilmour: Luck and Strange
Late entry into the canon of a legend, never pretending to reach the heights of Pink Floyd but humbly contributing a handful of earnest tunes to the collection.
Late entry into the canon of a legend, never pretending to reach the heights of Pink Floyd but humbly contributing a handful of earnest tunes to the collection.
RIP David Lynch, the truest of artists. 💔
I always felt deeply inspired by his cinema: his uncompromising vision, the effortless elegance of the velvety esthetics & menacing score, the surrealist mysteries weaving dreams and nightmares into something deep, beyond fiction.
I always felt deeply inspired by his cinema: his uncompromising vision, the effortless elegance of the velvety esthetics & menacing score, the surrealist mysteries weaving dreams and nightmares into something deep, beyond fiction.
January 16, 2025 at 10:46 PM
RIP David Lynch, the truest of artists. 💔
I always felt deeply inspired by his cinema: his uncompromising vision, the effortless elegance of the velvety esthetics & menacing score, the surrealist mysteries weaving dreams and nightmares into something deep, beyond fiction.
I always felt deeply inspired by his cinema: his uncompromising vision, the effortless elegance of the velvety esthetics & menacing score, the surrealist mysteries weaving dreams and nightmares into something deep, beyond fiction.
