Team 2Mex TV, Metawon - Electric Dyslexic, My Wife's New Website, Krink, and Del the Funky Homosapien - “Workin’ It” [video].
Supporting their forthcoming sophomore LP and European tour in April/May, Lab Waste (Giovanni Marks aka Subtitle and Thavius Beck from Mush Records) return with a new limited edition picture disc with three exclusive tracks. Released in common effort by French (Vulgar Records) and Californian (Ooohh! That's Heavy).
Latest issue of Germany based Dead Magazine features articles on Sole & The Skyrider Band, K-The-I???, Ceschi, Controller7, Noah23 and more. Download a PDF version of the mag for free on their website or order a limited edition print copy that includes a CD of the Dead Vol.4 compilation featuring Vangel, Mnemotrauma, Ceschi, and many others. Too bad only the Controller7 interview is in english.
It's titled Volume 3, but this is actually the debut collaboration between British based emcee James P Honey and France based Zoën. The six track EP drops March 18th on Milled Pavement Records and can currently be pre-ordered on their site.
Puma has teamed up with The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air on a two pack of sneakers + watches. Both of these packs will be released on May 17th.
Interview with Frek Sho head honcho, one of the Winnipeg crew's founding fathers, The Gallivanting Spoof.
Add-Vice - Blunt Trauma, Ceschi and David Ramos’ New Record Label: Fake Four Inc., Worlds Greatest Music Collection: SOLD, Ice Cube TETRIS, and Istanbul’s 7-Story Underwater Hotel.
A pre-order deals for WHY?'s new album Alopecia is now up in the anticon store. You get the CD or LP format bundled with a bonus CD-R containing all the songs from the album in order but in their original demo form - entirely low-fi and homemade, the bonus disc provides a private glance into the very intimate preparatory stages of the record's creation. These will be very limited, so don't hesitate.
“The Goods Must Be Crazy” music video off “The Goods” upcoming album 5th Wheel, dropping April 1 on Camobear. Directed ...
Winnipeg's DJ Co-op and DJ Hunnicutt are taking their 4-turntable extravaganza across western Canada once again. The boys are hoping to convince the world (or at least the West) that violence in hockey is a worse influence on our kids than violent content in Hip-Hop lyrics.