What the world has been up to lately...
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Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in travel, style, and food. Hope you have a nice stay!
Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in travel, style, and food. Hope you have a nice stay!
All in music
After releasing their Spring/Summer 14 collection a couple of weeks ago, SUPREME just unveiled their brand new collaboration with Comme Des Garçons SHIRT.
The new OFF! album 'Wasted Years' is going to be epic. Two tracks have been released in appropriately fast tempo, one ("Void You Out") a lengthy nod to the cult legend of The Decline of Western Civilization and one ("Hypnotized") with punk rock icons David Yow (The Jezus Lizard) and Jack Grisham (T.S.O.L.). Watch both videos below. Wasted Years is out on April 8th.
It's not really about a certain genre, more about a sense of total abandon. Remember: it's only underground until your favourite rapper claims it.
First teaser of the Kanye West 'Yeezus' tour film, which will apparently be released in theatres soon.
KNOTORYUS favourites FKA Twigs went to the desert with 'new music list' staples Inc. and made a pretty song and a pretty black-and-white video together.
While I'm writing this, slats of tepid sunrays are slipping through the window while outside puzzled birds are chirping on lukewarm, bare-knuckle branches.
Second track to drop from the 'Blank Project' album feat. fellow Swede pop sensation Robyn.
A new playlist featuring lots of Charles Mingus, Damon Albarn, These New Puritans, Daniel Avery, Beck, The War on Drugs, Kronos Quartet, Baths, Mogwai and Tim Vanhamel.
Whoa. I confess I was only mildly curious when I clicked the new video for Damon Albarn's title track off of his first solo album: 'Everyday Robots'.
Assuming you've only got 20 minutes of passive fun to spare now that the enormous, unstoppable boulder (of awesomeness) that is 2014 has been set in motion and you need every minute and every braincell to keep up.
Dem boys are wild and dem boys are swinging from Velvet Underground towards the Rolling Stones, it seems.
The Christmas-coming of Beyzus wiped out just about anything else on the internet for days.
