 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
COPPED: The Herschel Supply Novel Bag
One of the trends that has made a comeback in the fashion industry is the are classic and almost vintage styles from the 50s and 60s, replacing the neon tackiness of hipster influenced 80 designs. And of course, the masses have adjusted. Sure, you might have your boat shoes and button downs, but the next [...]
FASHION: BOOT SEASON
Fall is fastly approaching us whether we like it or not (I preferably can’t wait-TEXAS HEAT is not for punks). I want to share with you guys what’s hot for the up and coming season. First up is BOOTS!!! Boot season is by far my favorite. I have been searching high and low for boots [...]
Book Preview: Graffiti Asia
Buy: Graffiti Asia on Amazon UK Icon. O. Graffi. ti. The first graffiti writer so far remains anonymous, so remains his crew. He or she began the movement, as far as records tell, thousands of years ago. Our entire, mighty, common ancestry shares this leaning towards tagging, synchronically in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe. [...]
Pros and Cons: Wyclef for President?
Two weeks ago, Wyclef Jean officially announced his intentions to run for president of Haiti. The election, slated for November 28th, will determine current president René Préval’s successor (and the heir to Haiti’s seemingly endless slew of crises). By now, you’re certain to know the narrative: Haitian-born Jean, the son of a Nazarene preacher, emigrated [...]
Theatre Review: So The Arrow Flies
“Life undulates very oddly,” begins one of the four characters played by Esther K. Chae, the self-declared “creator, performer and polymathic artist” of her one-woman show, So The Arrow Flies, presented by The Sejong Society of Washington, DC. In what felt like 10 minutes, the Yale-trained, Hollywood-polished actress presented an 80-minute performance that pitted a [...]
Relationships: Use Your Words
The days of “Do you like me? Check yes/no and adding in maybe” are long gone but some days I wish they would return. Writing is a good form of communication you would figure that would translate well to email and text messaging. Before I cause an uproar with my next statement let me first [...]
TV: Dexter Season 5 Trailer
The ending to Season 4 of Dexter might just have been one of the best season finalies in American television. I won’t say much more than that to those who haven’t seen it, but for those who have, you know what I’m talking about. Season 5 it seems picks up right after the horrendous revelation, [...]
FEATURE: Wall Lords Asia
While the results for Wall Lords Asia unfold before international viewers and make us feast on an altogether different level of script-ability, this competition is also revealing itself to move into a super-visual gear rocking forward the epic reach of graffiti. Malaysia’s winning crew has just been announced and the first prize has gone to KL Zinc [...]
FASHION: Adidas Summer Deck Shoes
As many people know, colorful kicks are out, and deck shoes are in–at least for cats nearing 30 like me. In 2010 I’ve maintained a no sneaker policy (like Jay-Z), and I’m not the only one. The market is growing up from expensive tees and overpriced trainers to button downs and shoes your dad would [...]
FEATURE: GRAFFIT’ ASIA
Far far across many a wall, great and small … well far away from where I sit counting … runs the great wall of Shenzhen in China. It isn’t your usual weather beaten, human watching and saddened sort of wall, it is of the slender bodied, winding cemented kind, dancing to the rhythm of its [...]
FASHION: Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall/Winter Ad Campaign with Madonna
I love Madonna! Anybody that knows me really well can tell you that. These new ads for Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall/Winter Campaign 2010/2011 are gorgeous. Shot by famed photograhper and her old trusty visual guru Steven Klein, the theme is centered around a family of Italians going about their everyday lives. The shots are amazing and [...]
Gallery Tour: Stolen Space, Brick Lane, London
If you’re a street art newbie as I am, circling in on the world of graffiti, and if you’re looking for the results of aerosol-ed love bombs in London, you will soon hear the urban myths lauding East London’s Brick Lane. Brick Lane is a street built like a long garland, the ones families keep [...]
Send me your track
 |
 | Subscribe by RSS |
 | Follow on Twitter |
 | Friend on Facebook |
ALBUM REVIEW: Gilles Peterson presents: Worldwide
Gilles Peterson has been a champion of new music for the past 10 years thanks to his BBC Radio 1 program, Worldwide, as well as being the head of several influential record labels, the latest being Brownswood Recordings. But the music isn’t just new, like…it’s not the new Justin Bieber or Katy Perry record. The [...]
Mixtape Review: G.O.O.D. Ass Mixtape
Download: Kanye West and Perajok Present: G.O.O.D. Ass Mixtape G.O.O.D. Ass Mixtape is a sprawling 30-track collection that was put together by Russian blogger/Kanye fan/ MTV Russia Host, Perajok. This unofficial mixtape includes music from all G.O.O.D. Music members and is a compilation of recent leaks and releases from the G.O.O.D. fam. G.O.O.D. Ass Mixtape [...]
SINGLE REVIEW: “HUFF + PUFF” by Just A Band
This joint right here is real sexy-like. Your body will automatically go into autopilot: your head will start boppin’, and you’ll break into a soulful yet swingin’ two-step (think of the Robert Palmer video girls…on speed). The very beginning of the song reminds me of Supernature-era Goldfrapp with heavy synths keys, some la-la-las, and a [...]
REVIEW: Forget Spotify, MOG is the future of Music
Disclaimer: The Couch Sessions is a part of the MOG Music Network MOG All Access can be found at MOG.com. Music in the Cloud. If you’ve frequented music business websites like I have you might have heard of the that term being the “next big thing” in music. A revolution that will have a greater [...]
