The sounds of a shaky accordion and what seems like an even shakier Casio kick off the latest album from Nortec Collective’s rebel sons, Bostich + Fussible’s album.
“Akai 47″

I get a bit of road rage now and then—according to my girlfriend. Just about everyday on my way to and from work I feel like killing some idiot suffering from head up ass disease. What is it about LA and the lack of left-handed turn singles at traffic lights? It’s like the city planner Read more...

It’s like playing a fun game, creating and accessorizing an anime and then watching it all-in-one. This PSP sequel to Hot Shots Golf may have added some new features, but the formula to just pick up and play—and then play some more—still holds true. If you’ve never played the Hot Shots Golf series, don’t be Read more...

On Saturday night I had the great pleasure in joining thousands of American Apparel model wannabes and nu-ravers in an all night dance party at this summer’s HARD fest at the Shrine Auditorium. I got to witness the hipster clusterfuck bumping (and humping) nonstop to N.E.R.D., MSTRKRFT, and the Bloody Beetroots who all gave Read more...

Remember being in Brooklyn last summer? If you do, you’ll remember the JellyNYC Pool Parties at McCarren. I can hear those pulsing bass beats pouring through the hot streets. It’s like social conditioning: as soon as the skinny little Brooklyn birds have slipped into their yellow jumpsuits, riding around on ten-speeds, it’s somehow become legal Read more...

12 years and still rocking. Wow…where has the time gone? Huge thanks to 55DSL for making our 12th B-day one of the best yet. And of course all the talent: 2 Live Crew, DJ AM, :ztrip:, The The Bloody Beetroots, Guns N Bombs, Congorock, Them Jeans and DJ Fashen
Check out the pics after the jump

Once again DGV gives us a fresh look at the world’s current artistic movements. Rather than highlighting the staples of today’s mainstream design diet, Lemon Poppy Seed raises eyebrows by celebrating the young, international artists operating along pop culture’s periphery…before their creative vision is absorbed into the commercial atmosphere.

As an Earthbound alien in 1976’s The Man Who Fell To Earth, David Bowie assimilated quite well to human life, masquerading as the head of a tech corporation to create the means to return home…well, at least just long enough to be doomed by his own belief in the inherent goodness of man. (Sucker.) Conversely, Read more...

Joel Martin is a Peep Show junkie. He said so when I called him at his London home on a Friday night. “It’s a great show. If you come to the UK or can find it, check it out; it’s funny stuff,” he promises, referring to the TV comedy. Martin, one-half of downtempo duo Quiet Read more...

Marvin Gaye’s criminally-underrated 1978 masterpiece, Here, My Dear gets a long-overdue reissue courtesy of this expanded, double-disc remastered edition.
“Anna’s Song”