Nothing Lasts Forever – Issue 11: The Darkness
New issue of NLF is now online. Issue 11 is a Fashion / Photo Special and features 29 Artists / Designers / Photographers.
The blog is on an indefinite hiatus, with our new focus being the UGSMAG print issues. Feel free to peruse these archives though.
New issue of NLF is now online. Issue 11 is a Fashion / Photo Special and features 29 Artists / Designers / Photographers.
From director Doug Pray and producer Brad Blondheim (the team who created “SCRATCH”) comes a new film, “BIG RIG,” a broad portrait of modern America
Good live clips and interview from El-P in London. If you have a chance to see this tour on any of its remaining stops, make
Interesting interview with Devin the Dude, breaking down specific songs from each of his albums.
Download the dope Intelligent Design promo mp3 from Edmonton’s own Touch and Nato. For more info and audio check myspace.com/touchandnato.
Some very cool hand-made cardboard models of analog music equipment, see them all here.
Check out Skratch Bastid’s dope new mix CD Get Up! featuring all Bastid’s favourite summertime party jams perfectly mixed with his brilliant scratches. I recently
CHR’s first foray into the realm of video. Documenting his 2006 tour of the same name, this DVD features live performance footage from soso and Maybe Smith as well as performances by fellow indie-rap cohorts like Epic, Bleubird, Gruf the Druid, Grubbs, Nestor Wynrush, Pip Skid and Thesis Sahib.
Molemen Inc. Presents The 5th Annual Chicago Rocks Hip Hop Showcase June 8th & 9th. The two day event will feature performances by Glue, Qwazaar,
Check out Aesop’s lead single “None Shall Pass” (mp3) from his forthcoming album of the same name. The album drops August 28th on Definitive Jux.
A collaborative art zine featuring submissions from James Patterson (Presstube), Matt Feyld (Driftwould), David Jaguttis (noyz319), Errol Richardson, Oculart and many more! 32 pages. 8
How is this for a strange collabo; executive Producers Bruce Willis and Queen Latifah, present The Hip Hop Project. A compelling story of Kazi, a