Movie love is something that transcends time, space, and international borders.
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All we need to make change is time, space, and will.
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" The photographs, she says, help her recover "time, space, emotions. Everything.
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Capcom previewed three of them for us: Time, Space, and Power stones.
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JB: And how do you describe that time/space aspect of painting?
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Or is there only a single time-space-continuum representation in the brain?
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It's just random holes that pop up, and it can connect time, space.
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What helps, I have learned, in palliative medicine, is time, space, calm and quiet.
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But who has the time, space, or cash for that level of wardrobe upkeep?
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The core business of live sporting events is limited by time, space, and talent.
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Hyperloop aspires to create a new transportation grid that eliminates time, space and cost.
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Kansas City is a place that affords time, space, and special kind of conversation.
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Without the concepts of time, space and causality, much of common sense is impossible.
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This is not the first time Space 10 has played around with IKEA's signature snack.
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"Any thinner and I'll lose it into the time-space continuum forever," one commenter joked.
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For the first time, space is...kind of boring and Lawrence and Pratt are too.
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In that way, it's feels like a real time, space-bound sequel to Invisible, Inc.
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SVA's Summer Residencies offer artists, designers and creative thinkers time, space and a supportive community.
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And the time-space compression was chaos because, of course, you had to schedule things.
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A lot of the show takes place in his imagination—there's no time, space, or motion.
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Season 8 continues to have a problem with ignoring time, space, and some significant plot movement.
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Pre-internet, pre-cable — the "floor is lava" game transcended time, space, gender, and socioeconomic status.
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Yorkie and Kelly end up chasing each other through time, space, and of course, a twist.
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Time, space and everything in the universe revolves around you because you will it so, beautiful.
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Clintonworld operates according to its own time-space continuum that is slightly akilter from our own.
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Noisey: Time & Space is a pretty big jump from what Turnstile was doing on Nonstop Feeling .
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For the sake of fluffy pancakes, lush sunset landscapes, and adventures across time, space, genre, and culture.
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Talking to Yates, the 28-year-old seems ambivalent about how people will react to Time & Space.
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You're singing a lot more, and the vocal melodies are a lot more pronounced on Time & Space.
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He trained alongside Sunita Williams, herself a two-time space flier and veteran of the space station.
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Not buying things has freed me to have more time, space and energy for relationships with others.
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But we're now in another era in which we're witnessing an enormous time-space compression with the internet.
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Captured on both an iPhone and in 2165mm, together they create a vertiginous journey through time, space and psyche.
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Yes, SNL's Clinton and the real-life Clinton were in one place and the time-space continuum remains intact.
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SEAMUS HEANEY moved seamlessly through time, space and cultural worlds, or at least he made it appear that way.
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"This wearable technology is inspired by time, space, and earthly elements," said Laura Wass, the founder of WXYZ Jewelry.
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Couldn't you negotiate for a bit more prime-time space for the Games on Globo's mammoth, free broadcast channel?
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Since then, Turnstile signed to the major label Roadrunner Records for the release of their second album, Time & Space.
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This cooker would save them a lot of time, space, and prevent a sink load of pots and pans.
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The closest comparison I have to this altered time-space is caring for a newborn in the first weeks.
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This piece is of a piece with the other ruminating he's done about time, space, gravity and human nature.
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This commercial raises all sorts of questions about the time-space continuum — questions it's almost certainly not prepared to answer.
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Poisoning, throat-splitting, dragon justice, marching dead, and confusing time-space conundrums have been jammed into the speedy seventh season.
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And Audi is giving them prime time space, including a spot in the Audi booth at the Detroit Auto Show.
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That culture shifted permanently with Mariano Rivera and with Hoffman, who was known for his incredible, time-space-defying changeup.
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Performing with a full band and their signature puppets, the Pop Ups will offer songs about time, space and discovery.
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Buying a dog responsibly means asking yourself how much time, space, and money you can dedicate to your new hairy friend.
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For the first time, space companies can track tiny bits of dangerous space junk that orbit the planet and menace satellites.
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Make no mistake, though: Tears will flow, prompted by a love that defies time, space, physical reality and even death itself.
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"If they could visit here, I would continue staying for a very long time," said Koch, a first-time space flier.
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"Time & Space" is its outstanding second album, just over 25 minutes long, and an urgent, clear and bruising statement of purpose.
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SAR satellite technology "has been a very government and military application for a long time," Space Angels CEO Chad Anderson told CNBC.
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These recipes aren't disingenuous: They just exist in an entirely separate time-space continuum where no one has to perform outside labor.
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Elegant, efficient, and reliable, its software now holds 500 million users' digital lives together across time, space, and every platform and device.
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Some synchronism of time-space that included the 20-year anniversary of Bound, the 2016 Trans Day of Visibility, and Pi day.
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Reader beware: knowledge comes with a price, and, be they in hearts or time-space, some cuts aren't meant to be healed.
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But for those who keep going, this look at how familial love transcends time, space and consequence will offer an enormous payoff.
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But the sentences are wild, full of breakneck swerves; leaps in time, space and point of view; all kinds of syntactic fireworks.
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Multiverse theory holds that there are an infinite number of universes each containing an infinite number of variations on time, space, and location.
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And here is where we have to end this post before either you, or me, or the time-space continuum begins to break.
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Located in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, the program offers students the time, space, and an interdisciplinary framework in which to develop their artistic practice.
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More so, the time, space, and money that an accomplished band like Slayer takes up can be used to propel other bands forward.
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The pair returned to Earth on Saturday, according to NASA, which said that Whitson places eighth on the all-time space endurance list.
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Kelly is a former Navy captain, pilot, combat veteran, four-time space flyer, and the identical twin brother of former astronaut Scott Kelly.
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Take "Big Smile," the second song on Time & Space, which devolves into a psychedelic bridge full of flanged drums and effects-laden spoken vocals.
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Despite displaying an ability to dissect time, space and black holes, the world's most famous scientist said Trump's success with voters remained a mystery.
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That path eventually takes the Arisen to the throne of the Seneschal, a god figure who seemingly controls all of time, space, and creation.
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In total, Whitson has spent 665 days in space, according to NASA, putting her at number eight on the all-time space endurance list.
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While a breakout hit like Riverdale exists outside of time, space, and reason, Euphoria captures the very real existential crisis facing young people today.
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Dance explores some of the physical possibilities; dance refocuses our focusing mind on very basic existence, and time, space, gravity open up to creativity.
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I'm sure Einstein would be hip to this: If you accept various time-space continuums, Hamilton is still a really great piece of theater.
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The time, space, and energy involved in the manipulation of the works become the main themes, requiring the viewer's participation to complete the aesthetic experience.
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You've got to be at least a little weird to commit to thousands of pages that loop-de-loop through time, space, and literary heritages.
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He was, however, clocked for speeding at 88 mph — the speed at which Doc Brown famously claimed the DeLorean could break the time-space continuum.
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Owens has made artworks like this before — that is, with Vaseline and coffee grounds leaving traces of his body's passage through time, space, and materials.
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Since January, Kim has become the master of time, space, and causality, the essential concerns of geomorphology and its viewer-friendlier cousin, cosmo-morphology, a.k.a.
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Mr. Berg's commitment to craft — the meticulousness with which he manages time, space and the skills of his excellent cast — becomes a form of tribute.
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But the repetition also takes on a mystical cast, as we note visual leitmotifs and symbols that seem to reoccur across time, space, and cultures.
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So that further aligned me to Bernard's place in all of this, because he's wrestling with his immediate, irregular relationship to time, space and memory.
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His latest collection of stories, Exhalation, features nine original, thought-provoking pieces of fiction that deal with time, space, and humanity's place in the universe.
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Certainly, his predecessors at the State Department have all wished for more time, space and secrecy to work through some of the world's knottiest problems.
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Luckily, Wahi (who also teaches at SVA) and PES co-founder Rebecca Jampol delighted in providing the time, space, resources, and guidance to facilitate Dunn's exhibition.
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You see, the Infinity Gauntlet contains all six Infinity Stones, giving its wearer complete mastery over the forces of time, space, mind, soul, reality, and power.
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Journalists and photographers are currently camping outside the hospital, waiting for the first glimpse of a woman who instead needs time, space, and support to recover.
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Whenever I think about how to organize an article or how to write a good article in a very limited time space, I'm using my skill.
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Replayed loops of Ms. Persson's voice join her live sounds; she often sings together with Mr. Williams, though they are divided by time, space and medium.
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The priority now ought to be to slow down decision-making on both sides and create some time & space for reassessment, signaling, and direct/indirect communication.
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As sweeping as the novel is, moving across time, space, characters and planes of existence, it stays grounded in the sensations that make up daily life.
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In addition to converting a greater number of sales, Amazon handles returns and other customer-service issues, freeing up valuable time, space, and human resources for sellers.
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The faded drawings look older, but, like the maps, they are visibly earnest and naïve, and similarly cover a lot of territory in time, space and style.
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Roberts' studio space is now occupied by Bailey, whose "Time + Space = Place" involves the layering of beautifully crocheted concentric circles to convey something akin to kinetic poetry.
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Its centerpiece is One Day in the Life of Noah Piugattuk, a two-hour film directed by Zacharias Kunuk that makes powerful statements about time, space, and land.
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With its constant shape-shifting, cartwheeling narrative idiocies, Hong Kong-inflected action pyrotechnics and frequent fissures opening in the time-space continuum, Mr. Proyas's movie is seldom dull.
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At the time half of me hated it, but the other half was exhilarated and grateful to have the time, space and resources to create anything I wanted.
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But it seems that there are some time-space shenanigans afoot that make him old enough to have starred as KUNTA KINTE in the original "Roots," from 1977.
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It's a journey through time, space, the astral plane, and something called the "mirror dimension," in which reality folds according to the will of the movie's heroes and villains.
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Playing with the restraints of time, space, and embodiment in virtual environments is appealing because we're not limited by the same laws of physics that we are in reality.
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And if a movie aims to meld time, space, history, and gender into one tour de force consideration, I do think it ought to be a little more original.
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Twin Peaks: The Return — like all of David Lynch's oeuvre — is strung together more by dream logic and intuition than by the normal rules of time, space, and dimensionality.
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For a while, this pattern kept me from buying new plants — I accepted that I simply didn't have enough time, space or knowledge to properly care for these living things.
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This spring, Noisey will be presenting what will be an extremely fun and extremely great tour: Turnstile's Time & Space Tour with our faves Touché Amoré, Culture Abuse, and Razor Bumps.
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However, I will not do so without saying thanks: Thanks, VCR, for showing the world how to be masters of our own entertainment domains, rulers of time, space and content.
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GÅTFULL, "explores time, space, light and matter," says the press release and we hope that means these new products will make us feel as good and centered as Solange's music.
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SVA's Summer Residencies in New York City offer artists, designers and creative thinkers time, space and a supportive community in which to develop ideas and focus on their artistic direction.
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"These songs are injected with a hopeful outlook on this time + space we have on this beautiful planet, despite it feeling tumultuous," Musgraves wrote two days before Golden Hour's release.
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The separation of time, space, cultural landscape, are very evident in these kinds of displays because the artifact is removed from it's original purpose and perhaps taken out of context.
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The Canadian singer-songwriter's new album, This Old Dog, came out recently, so I gave him a ring to ask some probing questions about time, space, and old email addresses.
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"By creating a seductive environment for fashion to have a place in the virtual environment, we can inspire others to save resources, time, space and the ecosystem," note Pinar&Viola.
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The Jericho Fellowship is a four-day gathering in August in Venice, Italy around an annual theme that brings together visionary artists, scholars, and thinkers to share time, space, and ideas.
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The viewer can't help but study the items and the subject to learn what it is about the objects that has led to such a devotion of time, space, and money.
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Like the art strike, the speak-out framed the day as a chance to break out of one's everyday routine and to institute different orders of time, space, experience, and community.
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Supported by a cast of top Czech stars, young director Tomas Klein completed the movie, and it serves as a textbook example of cinema's ability to transcend time, space and cultures.
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A film listing in the Westchester Calendar in some copies last Sunday misstated part of the name of a movie showing at Time & Space Limited in Hudson, N.Y., through July 3.
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Let's take it as a given that one can't report at length on every questionable statement a candidate makes — time, space and the attention of readers and viewers are all limited.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson explained very well one time, space is the only thing that Congress spends money on truly to benefit the next generation, and I think that's a true statement.
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To remain is also to exist in a time-space puzzle — perhaps another dimension, or a Philip K. Dick-style dystopia — in which German forces are flooding into present-day Paris.
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The story, which involves a physicist (Chad McKnight) dealing with time, space and a dame (Brianne Davis), is the least of it; Mr. Ironside and his wild eyes hold your attention better.
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Unlearning old-school verities of time, space, memory, identity while I shiver in the icy wind of the only certainty granted by a long, precipitously up and down life—its absolute extinction.
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In addition to love, a dog or cat owner also has to have time, space, energy, patience, money and a strong sense of commitment to being there for and with their animal.
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Here, Yates spills the details on how the band approached Time & Space, why they signed to Roadrunner, and how they put together their upcoming tour package—which Noisey is sponsoring, no less.
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"While it's easy to say maintain social distancing, it's still something that can only be practiced by privileged people who have the time, space and wherewithal to do so," she told Insider.
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Brand news is being grouped and condensed: With limited time/space for non-COVID-19 news, we have noticed brand and corporate coverage being grouped into categories and covered in round-ups.
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Chazelle peppers this into La La Land but doesn't overdo it — but where there is a dream sequence, he commits, suspending time, space and even plot to create an escape within an escape.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has sent an "unbreakable" code from a satellite to the Earth, marking the first time space-to-ground quantum key distribution technology has been realized, state media said on Thursday.
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David Lynch and Mark Frost's groundbreaking series is making its Comic-Con debut in a panel moderated by Damon Lindelof, so expect deep questions about the nature of time, space and reality itself.
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His photographs have stretched and reshaped the concepts of time, space and light endemic to the medium, and in the process they have altered our grasp of history, visual perception and existence itself.
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Time & Space is Turnstile's most openly ambitious release, still peddling youthful exuberance as if it was their stock in trade, while baking in even more gleeful sections that will only further alienate their detractors.
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And so the fact that we literally photographed him in a different time-space than the rest of the characters, that definitely connects to the themes of the movie on a very technical level.
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By showing us a small glimpse of the work involved in the creative process, Endless is its own justification for producing art at one's own pace; creativity needs time, space, and energy to percolate.
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In addition to Mr. Kononenko, a veteran cosmonaut making his fourth trip to space, the Soyuz carried Anne McClain from the United States and David Saint-Jacques from Canada, both first-time space travelers.
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" Online, individuals "pass through time, space and law"; reduced to their browsing activities, they appear as "a collection of data extending across many nations, with a different citizenship and different rights in every place.
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Applications are now available for SVA's Summer Residencies in New York City, offering artists, designers and creative thinkers time, space, and a supportive community in which to develop ideas and focus on their artistic direction.
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An improvised journey through time, space, light, and color recently dazzled audiences beneath the stars on the rooftop of Soho Beach House in Miami during the debut of fashion performance artist Aileen Quintana's Interdimensional Baths.
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Despite that suspense, the comfort is in knowing that even as they try to outrun time, space, and every powerful being in the universe, our characters souls are not only salvageable, but worthy of salvation.
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In the playfully surreal tradition of Michel Gondry, Barth's 360° video follows the fictional character Carré Bleu, a famous music producer who can "modulate time, space and gravity" to create the music of the future.
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Apple's permissiveness to allow these "rule-breaking" apps signaled to developers entering the screen time space anew that MDM was being tacitly approved in these scenarios, even if Apple's own terms and agreements said otherwise.
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Applications are now available for SVA's Summer Residencies in New York City, offering artists, designers and creative thinkers time, space and a supportive community in which to develop ideas and focus on their artistic direction.
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Andrew Basiago: I entered public life as a whistleblower, describing my experiences in DARPA's Project Pegasus in the early 70s, which was the US time-space program at the time of the emergence of time travel.
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In the Mendips in Somerset the author works his way sideways through a diagonal slit between two angled planes of rock, a "deep time space" that will only just admit him, squeezed by an immense overhang.
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Writers at a lot of companies weren't given the time, space, funding or editorial support to work on bigger stories, and then were made to feel like their professional and economic insecurity was their own fault.
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Bristol deals with some of the issues by imposing specific constraints: CJ and Sebastian's device only allows them to go back a week at the very most, and their time/space continuum wormhole closes after 10 minutes.
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Check out the dates and tour poster below, and, oh yeah, there's a new Turnstile song at the bottom of this page called "I Don't Wanna Be Blind" from their upcoming record Time & Space out February 53.
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Despite the dubious theme of "Time & Space," it promises to deliver a lot: an "expansive solar system installation," fire-breathers, aerialists, zip-line performances, a silent disco, rides and slides, food vendors, plus two stages for music.
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The technique, which is a proprietary secret, makes the pieces feel both enduringly ancient and sleekly futuristic, as though De Cotiis can bend the time-space continuum as easily as he does heated glass and molten metal.
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What could have been learned from reversing the relationship and moving "Demoiselles" to the 1940s to 1970 section of the reinstallation, and putting it in relationship to Ringgold in the latter artist's own time, space, and peers?
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Glastonbury excels in creating lawless spots where you lose all track of your mates, the odd item of clothing, time, space—that's part and parcel of the escapism that festivals promised so many are now starting to forget.
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As the show prompts viewers to consider matters of time, space, alternate realities, and other dimensions, it also asks them to hang tight and come along for the story—which isn't always linear and doesn't always make sense.
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This new collection also makes broad jumps in time, space and tone — most notably between the claustrophobia of British submarine life and the slightly different pressures of working at a fund-raising job for a small-town college.
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Because you're always trying to create something that hasn't been done before and you rarely have all the resources: People, dollars, time, space, customers, whatever it may be that you need to be able to make that future happen.
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Like the decluttering empress Marie Kondo, whose "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" has sold over 5 million copies and spun into a buzzy Netflix series, Johnson promises a simpler, less materialistic life, richer in time, space, and experiences.
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And while the Soyuz problem may only be a matter of a few nuts and bolts, it reflects Roscosmos' withering workforce, dwindling funds, and systemic corruption—all of which have left the one-time space superpower in a precarious position.
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Keneally doesn't try to explain the tenacity of her heroine, nor should she; Jenny is in a fight for her life and the lives of her children, and there isn't time, space or safety enough for long meditations on her situation.
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It was often said that Balanchine never managed to make quite the same time-space impact after his company moved to the deeper and broader New York State Theater (today's David H. Koch Theater) in 1964; Wednesday's performance demonstrated how true that was.
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You might think that all this meta-rumination would impose an intellectual distance between us and the show's main narrative, which charts McIntyre's self-dissolving plunge into a culture that measures time, space and identity in ways utterly alien to his own.
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Consisting primarily of large sculptures based on the drawings, Durbin's extraordinary project fuses the spirit of inquiry — into time, space, representation, and perception — with a personal reimagining of an historical moment that, having been dissected ad infinitum, one would have thought exhausted.
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Malick's late-career resurgence—after a long, long absence my man has put out movies at an Altman-esque pace in the Obama era—has featured meandering narratives, long, heady nature shots, and abstract narration about the nature of time, space, and existence.
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At the same time, space allows nearly infinite expressive freedom: From pure narrative to a more scientific, speculative, or philosophical approach, these artists have started to define new ways to confront the vault of heaven and all that is hidden beyond it.
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As Thanos obtains each stone, he pops it into a handy hole in his gauntlet, and soon there is only one stone left to trace; if he can complete the set, he will be master of time, space, reality, and other covetable whatnots.
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In Jersey City, we check in with filmmaker Sam Cannon, who uses still images, video, and other technologies to redefine assumptions of time, space and the human body, questioning the way we display and observe images of ourselves in the digital age.
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But I am more convinced than ever that too few women have the time, space, and resources we need to figure out what sex we want to have — independent of what our parents, partners, peers, politicians, or religious leaders prescribe — and then go have it.
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And while there may be a few too many first-person interludes and diffuse musings for my taste ("Testimony is an urgent story that continues to escape witnesses"; "Horror had fractured surrounding time, space, even personhood"), Corbett's relentlessly open mind is rewarding for the reader.
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In the years that followed, he and his dancers opened up the machine and took it apart: time, space, text, voice, sound, music, costume, light, and the proliferating possibilities of movement through every limb were examined and reimagined in an impressive flow of new dances.
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Co-living companies are marketing themselves by straddling the line between new-agey utopian axioms — "The new way of living is inhabiting time, space, and place that stirs inspiration inside of us," reads WeLive's website — and motivational tech speak — "Relentlessly improve," says X Social Communities.
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But retired NASA astronaut Mark Kelly — a former Navy pilot, combat veteran, four-time space-flyer, and the identical twin brother of the former astronaut Scott Kelly — doesn't support the plan, and some members of Congress have also voiced their distaste for the idea.
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Friendships will grow deeper as you all share secrets (Gemini energy is all about exchanging stories) and, knowing how you are, Scorpio, after a risky game of truth or dare, you'll all be blood siblings who can't be torn apart by time, space, or bad vibes.
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Regardless of whether the viewer knows about the earlier painting or not, what "Untitled" conveys is a curiosity about looking, both as an outward act and an inward one, in pursuit of some understanding of our material relationship to time, space, and the world we inhabit.
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The imagination is always a hundred times more creative, complex and ambitious than the reality, and to even get a tiny chunk of that in front of guests Imagineers have to constantly find ways to work within constraints of time, space, money and, yes, the laws of physics.
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We have globalized trade and manufacturing, and we have introduced robots and artificial intelligence systems, far faster than we have designed the social safety nets, trade surge protectors and educational advancement options that would allow people caught in this transition to have the time, space and tools to thrive.
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Clocking in at just over 25 minutes, Time & Space is still a hardcore record, but it boasts full-on R&B interludes, production from Diplo on "Right to Be," massive keyboard lines, and a kind of progressive bent that most hardcore bands would get booed off the stage for even attempting.
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Two years after her death in 2017, all the video has been digitised and it forms the basis of "Time, Space, Gravity", a new solo show—her first in Britain—at Jupiter Artland, a sculpture park and exhibition space west of Edinburgh, Scotland, that opens with a new programme every summer.
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In particular, we need to stop building computer systems that merely get better and better at detecting statistical patterns in data sets — often using an approach known as deep learning — and start building computer systems that from the moment of their assembly innately grasp three basic concepts: time, space and causality.
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Considered through this lens, the exhibition can also be read as an overview and interrogation of media's historical forms, identified by John Durham Peters as databases, cataloging systems, images, and writing, employed to record, transmit, and process culture; to manage subject, objects, and data; and to organize time, space, and power.
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Created by dancers and choreographers Lily Baldwin (who was our guide to the Women of Cinefamily Weekend film festival) and Saschka Unseld, Through You begins—much like Mark Danielewski's experimental novel Only Revolutions—in the two main characters' teenage years, and follows them in a stream-of-consciousness style through time, space, and memory.
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But A.I. systems that know about time, space and causality are the kinds of things that can be programmed to follow more general instructions, such as "A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm" (the first of Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics).
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Having dwelt in obscurity for so long, heard only in musty corners of the internet or passed from hand to hand on cassette, the recordings Coltrane made at her Sai Anantam Ashram in Agoura, California—after she'd turned away from the secular world and her jazz career—are like opening a portal to another time/space dimension.
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David Lowery's indie meditation on mortality got a lot of publicity as "that movie where Rooney Mara eats an entire pie in one shot," but months after its release, what lingers about A Ghost Story is its sheer audacity in exploring time, space, and the universe through the eyes of a dead man — or rather, the eyeholes in the sheet draped over his body.
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Kaneisha Grayson, who was admitted to HBS with a 620 GMAT score and now helps others do the same as the founder and CEO of The Art of Applying, emphasized the importance of giving yourself enough time, space, and support to write an outstanding essay, saying that many applicants dedicate too much time and energy to getting "GMAT final" while leaving themselves with just a few weeks — or even days — to work on the essay.
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It's like if you're super-busy that day and you're running around doing all this crazy stuff and haven't checked your phone for one reason or another because you're in class or you're at work and then you look at your phone and your person has left you a little treat, like a funny little anecdote almost like a gift-wrap parcel of affection that regardless of where this person is in a time-space that they're thinking of you.
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I read both Zadie Smith's "Swing Time" and Paul Kalanithi's "When Breath Becomes Air" right before Thanksgiving last year, and although I've read a number of books since, those two continue to haunt me with their humanity and their moral challenge to be good, in the big and small acts of life, good to our families, good to our friends, good to ourselves, good in our world — in how we lead our lives and how we leave our lives, in the permanent sense and when identities shift with time, space and choice.
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At what point this ceases to be hardcore might be the fodder of message board debate or jostling in the pit, but it doesn't much trouble this band, which invited some outside guests to add texture: light R&B drizzles from Tanikka Charraé on "Bomb," soulful punk lullabies from Sheer Mag's Tina Halladay on "Moon," and some perfunctory bleeps and bloops from Diplo on "Right to Be." Turnstile isn't alone in its mission — it walks alongside hardcore bands like Code Orange (whose latest album was produced by Will Yip, who also produced "Time & Space") and Trash Talk, which has released music on Odd Future's label.
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