loopspool001

From the EP 'Rental' out on Atomnation May 6th! 

http://atomnation.net

Portable Sunsets - Home Late

Brothers as founders? Could be a recipe for disaster, but with Michael Felix (CTO) and Rust Felix (CEO), it probably isn't. These cofounders could not be more opposite, but the trust and bond they share makes that work to their advantage.

They are taking the convoluted clinical trial process and streamlining it with software and laser focus. Slope.io approaches the logistics of clinical trials with a design-first mentality- separating it from its competitors by providing the most efficient and seamless user experience.

In this episode Michael and Rust give you an inside look at how they approach running a logistics company in the tech age. They also make us laugh and share their creative passions- passions that they believe make them more well-rounded and happy as they deal with the stresses of founder life.

You can see one of Rust's amazing paintings on our Instagram: www.instagram.com/thisisdynamo

Also, at the end of the episode you will also hear Michael's brilliant electronic music titled, "vessel." Find more of his music here:
http://parallelogram.cc/owneroperator/



Slope.io

uninhibited

@d-tiffany

Cryogenically frozen. These are the words that come to mind when describing the somewhat out of reach biographical details of this week's potcast artist. The limited representational imagery and social fodder to help enhance the blur of D. Tiffany might be due to your connection speeds. You see, Sophie is only available via Dial-up, so as a fan, you are going to have to be patient. You might have to wait for the post to drop you her latest song to you, you might have to tie your shoes and put on a jacket to understand her live-set, and you might need to work up the courage to approach her to see if she is nice or not. Why? Who knows. Could it be the somewhat cult-y behavior of her Vancouver associations to the likes of Pacific Rhythm? I feel like the answers lay in the music. The answers also lay in the hazy memory of the raves past her songs often transport you to. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a trunk selling D. Tiffany tapes outside of this Saturday's show in San Francisco at OMG featuring our buddies Detach and Sepehr. It's not so hidden a message Sophie leaves in the cracks of her dusty breaks samples and massage chair bass-lines. If it was good enough then, it is good enough now. The music can and could always transport you. The bodies dancing can and could always ground you, regardless of the buzzing device in your pocket and/or the laptop in your canvas tote bag. Fetishistic? Certainly. Naive? Only enough to keep life mysterious and to never get too old to stop throwing shapes. Surely all the moniker hopping and ego-vading of D. Tiffany leaves questions unanswered, but go digging for records and tell me you're gonna find more than unplugged fax lines of information on 90 percent of the artists in those dusty bins. What makes you so important? Just put the needle to the record or go find answers IRL:
https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1008994

uninhibited

owneroperator

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