The Atompunk Opera Overture
So uh… well, here’s the Overture to the Atompunk Opera, at least as it stands now. I’ve only just stopped work on it after 2 furious days and have no doubt i may make corrections. The voice in particular is […]
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Crazy 60s Interior Design
What is left to be said about the 60s? How wild and crazy a time was it? Let’s look at some decorated rooms from the 60s and find out for ourselves. We start with what HAD to be the room […]
Barbarella
I suppose in the interest of all thing atompunk we should mention Barbarella. Released in 1968 and starring a young Jane Fonda, Barbarella is… it’s insanely campy, and i mean insanely. It’s very sexually themed but i can’t quite tell […]
Japanese Atompunk Manga Covers
Japanese manga is an international rage, although it really only started gaining a sizeable western following in the 90s and especially the 00s. Manga is of course japanese comic books for all intents and purposes, but much like american comics […]
Underground Bunkers
With Atompunk comes the atomic age, and with the atomic age comes underground bunkers! Today we will feature designs for modern, underground bunkers. Live out the end of the world in the bunker of your dreams. Hell, some of these […]
Forbidden Planet Soundtrack
I should do a post purely on the movie Forbidden Planet. It’s impact on science fiction is incalculable. But let’s simply today focus on the soundtrack. The soundtrack was composed by Louis and Bebe Barron. MGM producer Dore Schary discovered the couple quite by […]
Atompunk Interior Design (aka 70s Shagadelicness, Baby)
Oh, the 70s. Soft rock classics and bell bottoms. And judging by these photos, absolutely no limits on drug use. I mean seriously, i can’t tell if these designs are an argument for or against massive drug use. The following are […]
Gaze Upon The City Of Tomorrow!
As we count down until the Tuesday album release i present you with what the 1920s thought the future would look like. Make SURE you watch the second clip. Even if you stop the first one and feel like clicking […]
The Seven Sisters of Moscow
After WWII Stalin hesitated on commencing building of the great Palace of the Soviets. Included in his thinking was the idea that having won the war, the Soviet Union was now a superpower and must appear as one. It not […]
Palace Of The Soviets
In the 1930s Stalin wished to boldly stamp a vision of the future, one where the great Worker’s Paradise would be a beacon to the entire world, leading the way to a new era. It would be grand and mighty, […]