I honstly have to say that I prefer the classic Dubstep stuff he produced under the moniker Headhunter, but then again this DJ set of Addison Groove kicks ass big time. It fires at only 125 BPM and comes with a very housey vibe, yet it’s wonderfully raw, experimental, broken and Acid-drenched. Hats off!
“Lithuanian photographer and artist Tadao Cern has been working on a series of hilarious portraits entitled Blow Job that depicts individuals enduring gale-force winds directly to the face.” Via Colossal.
Mushroom magazine turns 18 years this month, and as it should be for such a great aniversary the new edition is extensive like it has not been since many, many years: 128 pages full of the newest DJ & studio technology, fashion, and heaps of open air festivals, of course. Also I had an interview with surrealist Naoto Hattori, who contributed a really sweet cover picture. Check out the digital version or get your hands on the print version at all the big open airs!
Is it only only me or is there a trend for inspirations mixes since a while? However, I really like it and Protassov of Switchstance Recordings pampers us with one complementing his latest EP.
Laut diesem Artikel des deskmag plant das deutsche Rentenministerium eine Reform, nach der gering verdienende Selbstständige zu Rentenversicherungen verpflichtet werden, die monatliche Mehrbelastungen von um die 300 Euro bedeuten. In dem ausführlichen Artikel gibt es weiterführende Links und vor allem die Weiterleitung zu einer Petition gegen die geplante Regelung. Da werde selbst ich politisch: Mitzeichnen und weitersagen!
A new documentary about LSD. The trailer looks promising, although I feel quite saturated with information after reading a very extensive Albert Hofmann biography just recently. However, the substance was, is, and will remain a highly interesting subject.
Brazilian illustrator Marcello Mello presents his colorful and dynamic vision of some characters from the originalliy African-American Yoruba religion: “Tired of a pre-established format, I decided to create new illustrations of the well known Brazilian Orixás. I tried to use as references African tribal base, leaving aside the more traditional clothing.”