Witty Graffiti in the Living Room toilets. Wallpaper by Geoff Mcfetridge. Copy by the People of The City of New York.
Mr. Graeber: baby carrots
Baby carrots have a misleading name.
They’re actually just adult carrots that have been cut down into smaller chunks so that they’re more manageable and easier to shove into your mouth for consumption.
If you were to stumble upon a human adult’s decapitated head while you were running in the…
PEDAL TO THE METAL
Bring your daughter to the slaughter: Royal Trux, the 90’s noise band featuring Neil Hagartey and style icon Jennifer Herrema, re-issue their out-of-print “Accelerator” album today. After a two-year stint at Virgin, the band have returned to Drag City for the new release, which includes hits like “Juicy, Juicy, Juice” and “I’m Ready.” —DANIELLE TOP
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Diplo and photographer Shane McCauley are launching the zine series Blow Your Head. Each volume will explore a different country and musical genre. For this volume, the duo traveled through Trenchtown, visiting Tuff Gong Studios, Gee Jam Studios and Sugarman Beach, documenting the most cutting-edge music and dance with candid photographs of the players and venues.
Each volume is an 8 x 10 inch, 96 page black and white softcover printed in a limited edition of 1500 copies. It is available in stores everywhere October 1.
There will be a special launch event on October 10th @ 7 PM where Diplo and Shane McCauley will be signing magazines at FAMILY (located at 436 N. Fairfax Ave., LA, CA 90036).
Pre-orders available in three formats.
Regular book, deluxe edition, and edition w/ limited silkscreen poster.
Paradise, 1.5 Miles
Can Lana Del Rey actually sing? Sasha Frere-Jones attends her show at The Wooly: http://nyr.kr/OJg9r4
Photograph by Benjamin Lozovsky/BFAnyc.
A good review for Lana.
Having some fun during a shoot today and doing a little breakdance handstand to go with the urban setting.
