Record Collecting Ruined My Life
I recently rediscovered one of the best tee shirts in my stash that was floating around the record collecting community in the last decade or so that just said “Record […]
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Feeling This Friday: The Dorothy Ashby Shirt
In this world of hype beasts, where everyone is chomping at the bit to get the latest in greatest, it’s hard to tell the individualists out there. As we get […]
Cap Matches Color
File this one under graffiti, spray can art or graff culture. Cap Matches Color the book, (in its second edition in paperback) is a definitive look at two decades of […]
Stuck Off The Realness
“I got you stuck off the realness, we be the infamous…” is burned into the heads and minds of hip hop heads throughout the world. There is no doubt that […]
Why The Rockers Book Is The Best Book Of The Year
The hardbound book Rockers, put out by Gingko Press, is a combination autobiography of Ted Bafaloukos, the connection between 1970s New York and Kingston, Jamaica, as well as the making […]
Beastie Boys x Adidas Skateboarding
Well, if you have been following The Beastie Boys at all during their career, you know that they were a huge influence not just with their music, but their street […]
Feeling This Friday: Bierwax Brooklyn
It’s Friday, and you know, sometimes we just don’t show enough love to the things we are feeling. For the last year plus, we have been doing a DJ night […]
Big Ups With Natasha Diggs
Name, Location, What You Do: Natasha Diggs, Brooklyn, NY, treasure hunter, DJ, free spirit, lover of life & music, Boogie Blind once gave me the moniker “hardest diggin’ woman in […]
Lifestyle: Look Beyond Supreme
Photo by Terry Richardson After getting out of the street wear game about 15 years ago, I still kept my interest in dope clothing lines, unique designers who made classic […]
Feel The Music: The Psychedelic Worlds of Paul Major
The culture of vinyl record collecting is an interesting one, so when a book like Feel The Music is released, it doesn’t just touch those in the vinyl record community, […]
