April 4, 2012 | New Photography | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Acid Dancer is a new editorial by writer and photographer, Paul Kwiatkowski. It is currently featured in the We Don’t Care issue of C-Heads Magazine. Acid Dancer is an excerpt from his upcoming novel and photo essay, And Every Day Was Overcast. It reads in part: ‘On the other side of Nicole’s door I heard the soft throb of trance music. I stopped short of knocking to breath in. I allowed a collection of scents — Aquanet hairspray, clove cigarette smoked, gas station incense—to settle in my lungs. Combined with Nicole’s feminine scent, I thought of an ocean I’d like to drown in’.
April 3, 2012 | New Products | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
February 17, 2012 | New Photography | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Damien Lafargue is a French photographer living and working in Paris. He is the co-founder and member of the photography collective, Get The Picture. His personal work is meditative yet possesses a striking concentration on the subtle humor often overlooked in modern life. Read more
February 15, 2012 | Video | 
by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Luis is by Niles Atallah, Cristobal Leon and Joaquin Cociña and is by far one of the most breathtaking uses of stop-motion animation. Luis is the second short video of the series, Lucía, Luis y el lobo, (”Lucía, Luis and the Wolf”). The video captures the menacing visuals of a childhood nightmare where shadows on the walls turn into spooky characters and haunted forests.
October 29, 2011 | New Products | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Nick Antosca’s second novel, Midnight Picnic, is an ethereal slow burn. The book takes place in an after-life loosely resembling the American wasteland of desolate highway culture. The plot is a revenge fantasy trapped in some netherworld between night and dusk. Parts of it read like the imagery of a Bill Henson photo.
October 29, 2011 | New Film | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Prior to his feature length debut, Animal Kingdom, David Michôd wrote and directed Crossbow, one of my favorite short films of all time: ‘A kid. His mum and dad. The sex and drugs. And the boy next door who watched the whole thing unravel’. Crossbow is a nervy coming of age, with one of the most inspiring final moments I’ve ever seen.
October 29, 2011 | New Music | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Boduf Songs features stark, richly layered musical compositions by hushed crooner Matthew Sweet. At times, Boduf Songs glean off bands such as Angels of Light and Matt Elliot, while retaining an original sound of brooding psychedelia.
October 29, 2011 | New Photography | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Get The Picture is a French photo cooperative of concurring photographers. They flex an international roster of unique talent. The site’s work is often subtle, yet vivid, staying with the viewer long after the last image is seen.
October 29, 2011 | New Photography | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
During the summer of 2011, I traveled to Haiti to explore the country and to document a rarely seen Vodou pilgrimage. These images and stories are taken from this journey. [Read more about this series at Feature Shoot] Read more
September 14, 2011 | Cool Websites | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Dirty Style Photo is a raw and intimate photo blog from Paris, France that feature amazing new photography and interviews with cutting edge photographers from around the world.
September 13, 2011 | New Products | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Matthew Stokoe’s first novel, Cows, is by far the most brutal, imaginative and exciting book I have ever read. Whether Stokoe is writing about nefarious talking cows, the American dream, high and disfigured on its own celebrity obsession, or of sinister bygone secrets that smother a small town, Stokoe’s gritty, page-turning narratives and hyper-violent subject matter make him into one of the most nihilistic and original contemporary writers of fiction.
September 13, 2011 | New Photography | by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Anthony Karen is a former Marine, bouncer, bodyguard, and a seriously badass photojournalist. His approach to photo documentary is profoundly personal and exclusive. He’s gained access to Klan rallies, Voodoo rituals, and the Westboro Baptist Church.
September 13, 2011 | New Music | 
by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Disfiguring the Goddess is a guttural death metal band designed to alienate women, parents and normies. These guys take the pummeling, cookie monster shtick to a cartoonish almost surreal level. God bless them for it.
September 13, 2011 | New Music | 
by Paul Kwiatkowski |
Mondo Boys is a New York/Los Angeles mixtape and sound collage collaborative that have compiled some of the finest, most obscure musical tracks. Each song ebbs and flows into the next beautifully. These seasonally-themed compilations are perfect for dreamy cross-country road trips.
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Brooklyn-based artist Daniel Gordon makes really freaky 3D collages that he photographs. A lot of his source imagery comes from scanned or photographed skin, hair, and other organic textures. Read more
As greater focus has turned to sustainable, ethical meat, unicorns are starting to make sense as a protein source for humans. Unlike other meats, unicorns become more tender as they reach the end of their natural lifespan, so the meat is harvested only after they’ve died of natural causes. Guilt free meat full of sparkles, giggles, rainbows.
The Hatton hotel epitomises Melbourne cool. Those who value design, location, and luxury will find The Hatton the perfect Melbourne base. Read more
When I did the Master Cleanse diet a few years ago — the one where you consume nothing but lemon juice, maple syrup, and cayenne pepper for ten days — I sat at work looking at pictures of food as if they were porn. Scanwiches would have gotten me hot and bothered like nothing else.
I’ve just come across the music of Minneapolis band Cloud Cult, and their song Chemicals Collide in particular. Their sound is a mix of scratchy acoustic guitar riffs mixed in with staccato beats and airy harmonies, all infused with a beautiful sense of lyrical melancholy. Read more
The Kawaii floating rings from SouZou Creations range from beer pouring and gravy boats, to tea, all curiously perched atop your ring finger. Read more
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