MSTRKRFT Fist Of God prize pack
We have a MSTRKRFT prize pack to give away, featuring a SPRFKR t shirt and signed poster [above], and a MSTRKRFT Fist Of God CD, to a randomly selected LAEM subscriber who leaves a message under this post telling us why you really, really want it.
MSTRKRFT
With their highly anticipated sophomore album Fist Of God released on March 10th, the Canadian duo MSTRKRFT are taking their latest anthems to the crowds. Featuring contributions from N.O.R.E., Ghostface Killah, Bay Area hip hop icon E-40, Freeway, Lil’ Mo, and John Legend, Fist Of God is a versatile collection of guaranteed dancefloor fillers.
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YOU'RE SAYING (44)
KT said | 7 April, 2009
Who doesn’t want some Canadian goodness??
JTS said | 7 April, 2009
I’ve made a poster from all the MSTRKRFT tickets and swag Ive got related to them, and that poster would look real nasty right beside it. All I do is party.
Monique Nicholson said | 7 April, 2009
Just such a juicy design. Oh yes I want it. I want it baad.
Linton said | 7 April, 2009
I waited in the middle of Cavil Mall Gold Coast for an hour and a half to see MSTRKRFT play this club called elsewhere and they blew my mind. Since their remix of panthers that I first heard on the compilation “young The Sound of Young New York and Toronto” I have been obsessed.
Lauren said | 7 April, 2009
I wants!
Gads said | 7 April, 2009
They make my bum vibrate.
Kristina Stahle said | 8 April, 2009
I need that poster because it is me… the first day I showed up at to work at strip club in vegas, a virgin I honestly was, broke with no love in my pocket and scuffed up bleeding soul, ready to look man in the eyes. Not to mention reminds me of my favorite tatoo my first I bleed for hours for permanent ink to remember I was rare and beautiful. Yet the posters beyond some girls emotional moment in time. Does the poster come with cochella tickets?
kevin said | 8 April, 2009
i want it because that is a wicked cool poster that would look perfect on my wall especially with their music playing in the background …a perfect ensemble
Sofi said | 8 April, 2009
This will make my life complete. need. Not to mention I love the music.
matt said | 9 April, 2009
Because when I win, all my friends will say “where did you get that?” and I’ll be able to say “lostateminor.com, its this great art and design site that clues me in to all this really great culture”, and then they’ll go to the site, and then you’ll have scores of new readers. And in that sense, if I win, EVERYONE WINS!
robatero said | 9 April, 2009
i recently went to a mstrkrft show on monterrey, no one has theballs to bring good liv acts and shows down to MEXICO, yes i’m mexican and i have an adress @ el paso tx, i had the best time of my shitty life at the show, they rocked for hours while everybody chanted bohemia rapsodia in the middle of the set, so , since no one ever get’s the prizes down here i would lllllllllllllooooooove to have em , i just discovered your site and i’m fascinated, there’s so much to see round here i think my caffeine levels are going to hit the roof while i’m sleepless browsing through the whole site, so please, pllllllease do the right thing and give this lil sucker a free t shirt , if you don’t i’d still promote your site all over this lil country.
Cat Woods said | 9 April, 2009
I really really want it because I eat up exciting, quirky, twisted dance music like a scary big purple people-eater in a record store. I neeeed it!
Agneta said | 10 April, 2009
I really, really wants it because.
Ken said | 10 April, 2009
Life out here on the third Pulsar is rather cold except for the inter gallatic battles that continue to rage there s little to divert our attentions from the impending Nickie 521the other android lost his sound card and we had to replace it with the copy of the current U2. The pain on Nickie’s face is most unbearable. On top of that since the navigation system was crippled from the comet shower, we lost the left boost engine, he has been assigned to the repair mission and will be isolated with B-673 in the repair module until the repair will be done probably in about a weeks time if the sun spot problem doesn’t continue. N needs only what MSTRKRFT can deliver my only hope is that it can get to him in time………..
Cynthia Kaboom! said | 10 April, 2009
I want it because it is rad like Bea Arthur.
Bryan Wing said | 10 April, 2009
I want it cuz I live in the most bland city ever (Plano, Tx) and with that I have bland walls. It would really make the walls have flavor and it will add a massive amount to the city as well. It’s amazing much like the music!
Anna Johnson said | 10 April, 2009
I NEED a new T-shirt.
else said | 10 April, 2009
i want…because i enjoy mstrkrft.
kirsty smith said | 10 April, 2009
because i’m in OZ and noone would deny themselves international distribution, right?
luis antonio amaro said | 10 April, 2009
although I don’t know who mstrkrft are and i’m pretty sure a true fan should get it, but i’m a big fan of art, especially crazy hot art like this one and I never ever own someones elses art work. It would be nice see someones art on my wall. later!
Alice Donnalee said | 11 April, 2009
I am a die-hard mstrkrft fan too, and have my own stories to prove it, but i really need this poster because i have no wall art and no money to buy anything. my boyfriend let me with no money and car, and i had to move and start all over again. i have 5 part time jobs and can barely afford healthy food never mind art. i am an art lover, always perusing the web for cool art, and came across this – the design is gorgeous, it is modern, iconic, and best of all, done with the 1930s Art Nouveau period styling that is my FAVORITE period of design in history besides our modern tattoo styling – and this combines both! i would be willing to further make a case for myself if need be, thanks for the contest.
Ruiam said | 11 April, 2009
Durty Art Nouveau
Renee Scrivens said | 12 April, 2009
That t-shirt would look great on me. As an active local music adventurer in the sunny beautiful brisbane Qld I’m sure you will gain much attention and notoriety by having me wear your product. love your style. Kiss Kiss 
I’ll make you famous.
Rafael said | 14 April, 2009
I want it because the CD will be very good in my player, the poster will be awesome on my wall and I will be very well in the shirt.
By the way, MSTRKRFT rocks!
lachlan said | 14 April, 2009
i need to to fit in with the cool kids
Fiona said | 14 April, 2009
How HOT would this be, sitting on the bedroom wall……
Cathy said | 14 April, 2009
i want it because i just got my wisdom teeth out and i’m looking for something to make me feel better. MSTRKRFT prize pack should do the trick!!! and the ability to eat popcorn god i miss popcorn.
bryan said | 14 April, 2009
do di do di alago do di day, folla le torali si polli do, WHATEVER.
hmm
jeerlaod
bryan said | 14 April, 2009
who are you?
Maria Basaldu said | 15 April, 2009
I want! I want! The misterkraftys make nice noise.
Danielle said | 15 April, 2009
That image is badass and the chick kinda looks like me. Gimme it!!
Lawrence L'Hote said | 17 April, 2009
…I want(need) the shirt because this tee shirt I got @ Sturgis Black Hills Rally back i n 2006 is getting very ratty and has lost it’s gravitas.
Lawrence L'Hote said | 17 April, 2009
…I need this shirt because my Sturgis 2006 no longer has any gravitas.
mswift said | 17 April, 2009
I would love to be able to wear the shirt in front of my design students, and make them green with envy and hang the poster on the classroom wall to inspire my students to create excellent design as depicted in the poster. i will give the CD, as a prize to the student who comes up with the best alternate poster.
Luis said | 17 April, 2009
I would love to get my hands on that prize pack, Im from Melbourne Australia, and I’ve been to see them every time they’ve come down here…they absolutely rocked my socks every time! It’d be most awesome If you would have the heart to make this little aussie from down under, the forgotten country, a very happy chappy. Give me the opportunity to show it off in an often neglected side of the globe. Cheers
dave said | 17 April, 2009
I love MSTRKRFT, I like free stuff, 2 birds baby!
Courtney said | 18 April, 2009
a pleading haiku.
lost at e minor –
would you be so kind as to –
award me this prize?
mstrkrft is boss –
i want my face pounded in –
by the fist of god.
Barbara said | 18 April, 2009
Because it’s MSTRKRFT. any further explanation needed?
Jonathan Ventura said | 20 April, 2009
There once was king, he ruled his kingdome with the song he would sing. That king was a master, He would Kraft his mind into disasters that would keep the eminence of his kingdom. I has the pleasure of seeing that king. Now i must pressure you to give me the fist of god.
ann said | 20 April, 2009
i want it because MSTRKRFT is awesome, I am awesome and Lost At E Minor is awesome!
james said | 20 April, 2009
how about this idea? a range musical artist inspired credit cards, instead of all the boring card designs we have now. mstrkrd anyone?
lame, sorry.
i need a tshirt and poster to repair coolness.
Jessica said | 20 April, 2009
I really, REALLY needs this! me see, me want ^.^
okay, seriously, been wanting a poster this awesome for ages and been unable to get my paws on one since I live in an awful small town in the middle of nowhere….have pity, please.
Zolton said | 21 April, 2009
Hey guys, thanks for your entries. The winner of the MSTRKRFT prize pack is … drum roll please … Bryan Wing! Please contact us via the contact page on this site:
http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/
Zolton
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DannyBoy said | 6 April, 2009
I really really want it because I am the first one to comment!!!!