
Carpe Noctem’s magnetic poetry rig is comprised of over 500 words which can be manipulated on an 8′ long by 4′ high panel made from long strips of ferrous metal. The words themselves are cut from thin plywood, sanded, painted, written on using a paint pen, and then one to three powerful earth magnets are attached to the back with epoxy depending on the length of the word.

The word bank is constantly growing and under maintenence; the complete list will be hosted here soon. If you have recommendations for words we missed, you can submit them on the contact page.

Thanks to all participants who have played with magnetic poetry! We have really enjoyed seeing the different ideas you wanted to express.
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Nice work boys! Five new full length breaks/dubstep/glitch mixes posted in the past month. See what's going down at http://t.co/fbbL4Kl
@_nurevolution_ :: 07/09 - 7:10pm
Carpe goes hard in the paint at Flipside 2011: A Bad Idea. We make lots of new friends, dispense a unhealthy amount of potent liquor and whompage, and manage to survive to do it all again another day.
Loads of new mixes if you haven’t dropped by the podcast section recently, including some very worthwhile joints by Tonebreaker and Trey Turner. Hit the jump for direct links or head over to the podcast section and browse around.
Joseph Noctum drops some serious audio damage on the podcast, just in time for the holidays.
We hope everyone is gearing up for a terrifying Halloween! Our treat to you in 2010 is a new hour…