Darkness: the new single from Du Tonic

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By Mighty Mouse in New Music on Wednesday 13 February 2013

Darkness is the first single from a new project I’ve started with Matt Van Schie from Australian band Van She. We met in Parisian club The Social Club in 2010 where we were both DJing. We hit it off and started sending tracks to each other, getting to know each other. Then Matt was working [...]

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Fourth is King & Bryan Nash Gill Collaboration

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By Alison Shepard in New Fashion on Tuesday 18 December 2012

Streetwear brand Fourth is King has collaborated with woodcut artist Bryan Nash Gill to create a very unique and special edition t-shirt. The unisex tee features “Cedar Pole” – one of Nash’s woodcut relieft prints that has been featured across exhibitions across the US, and can be seen in his recently published “Woodcut” book.

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Geoff and Dallas Make Videos

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By Lost At E Minor in Video on Thursday 1 November 2012

Geoff & Dallas Make Videos is the world of Dallas Campbell and Geoff Hoskinson. It’s a trip into the warped zone of these two artists’ collaboration of music and motion that ends up somewhere amongst comically smart and strangely absurd.

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New Collaborative Bible Design Project

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By Strong Odors in New Design on Saturday 7 April 2012

Jim LePage and Troy DeShano recently launched Old and New Project, a collaborative design project (in the same vein as Momentum, Raygun52, Fifty and Fifty) focused on biblical tales and a return to the quality of work that used to be synonymous with biblical art. New designs are posted every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and include the Bible story re-written by DeShano.Prints of each design are available on Society6 and proceeds are donated to charity helping to provide safe water to the village of Lwala, Kenya.

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Collective 5: a photo project for everyone

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By Helena Maratheftis in New Photography on Monday 11 July 2011

COLLECTIVE 5 is a weekly photo project that is open to all photographers: amateur or pro. The project is featured on TOP 5, the photo-blog by Helena Maratheftis.

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Help Devo choose the songs for their album

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By Casper Johansson in New Events on Wednesday 7 April 2010

Seminal experimental pop band Devo is currently working on their next album, out in June, and, as always, they’re doing things a little differently. On Thursday, they’re inviting their fans to select which songs make the final cut, so you can play the role of demanding band producer and slice and dice their music in [...]

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Evisu collaborate with Common Projects

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By Zolton in New Fashion on Thursday 18 February 2010

We love the look of these sneakers, which are the result of a collaboration between uber-hip jean line, Evisu Jeans, and cult phenom label, Common Projects. The line will consist two styles of leather, vulcanized sneakers, branded as a limited collaboration using Common Projects’ trademark foil heel stamp. Good for all happy feet.

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KAWS creme de corps

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By Michelle Wilding in New Design on Tuesday 10 November 2009

Random collaborations always come as a pleasant surprise. This time New York-based graffiti artist KAWS (aka Brian Donnelly) has joined forces with lavish beauty product manufacturer, Kiehl’s, in a bid to raise money for non-profit art initiative RxArt. KAWS’ design adorns an exclusive line of Kiehl’s skin moisturizers, with all proceeds benefiting RxArt’s mission to [...]

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El Cosmonauta: the first participatory film in Spain

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By Andres Colmenares in New Film on Monday 19 October 2009

Cosmonaut is a feature film project by Riot Cinema Collective and the first participatory film in Spanish cinema to date. The project uses the Internet collaboratively under free Creative Commons licences and, with the help of viewers, aims to create alternative finance, creation and distribution platforms for independent films. By inviting viewers to be a [...]

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MC Wale Folarin

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By Michaella Solar-March in New Music on Wednesday 8 July 2009

More often than not, internet-only hip hop mix tapes are released by wannabe rappers whose lyrics and delivery are derivative and uninspired, and who’ll never get enough weight behind them for a full length release. 24 year-old Washington MC Wale Folarin is different. Mixed by one of New York’s best hip hop DJs, Nick Catchdubs, and produced by 9th Wonder and Mark Ronson (who signed Wale in 2007 to his Allido label), his latest offering Back To The Feature solidifies Wale as a confident, engaging lyricist with a true talent for cross-genre appropriations.

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The Almighty Defenders’ Bow Down and Die

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By Lost At E Minor in New Music on Wednesday 8 July 2009

This morning, Stereogum premiered the first slab of lo-fi gutter gospel from Vice Records super group The Almighty Defenders, a meeting of might between Atlanta garage goblins The Black Lips, Berlin-based soul punker King Khan, and Mr. BBQ himself, Mark Sultan. Conceived during the Lips’ Berlin exile (after their VBS documented ejection from India), the [...]

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Quiksilver’s Limited Collection

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By Casper Johansson in New Fashion on Monday 22 June 2009

Quiksilver’s Limited Collection, a premium extension of the main Quiksilver line featuring a collaboration with Disruptive Pattern Material and Hardy Blechman of Maharishi, debuted in Spring of 2007. The latest collection combines a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic with nautical and military influences.

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77BOADRUM, a documentary by Jun Kawaguchi

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By Zolton in Video on Wednesday 4 February 2009

77 BOADRUM, directed by Jun Kawaguchi, documents the now-legendary 7/7/07 performance in Brooklyn, New York, by the iconic Japanese band The Boredoms, along with … wait for it … 77 guest drummers. We spoke with Kawaguchi and asked him how difficult it was getting the audio sounding right with so much percussion going on: ‘It was just like doing 7777 pieces of a puzzle! It was the hardest, but also the happiest time ever. I wanted to show this “once in a lifetime” event to everyone who could not be there. And I wanted to show everyone how The Boredoms is the most special group in the world’.

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Suit Up at Melbourne’s QV

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By Zolton in New Events on Friday 30 January 2009

The Suit Up exhibition comprises a number of artworks from various Australian street, comic, and illustration artists, each of whom has applied their unique style to that ubiquitous — yet, rarely tapped — canvas, the playing card. The designs have been produced as giclee prints, signed and numbered by the artists, and are limited to [...]

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Luke Jackson’s debut album, And Then Some

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By Casper Johansson in New Music on Tuesday 27 January 2009

In the Spring of 2006, a seven-year email correspondence culminated in the meeting of Luke Jackson and Magnus Börjeson. Jackson had long been a devoted fan of two of the Swedish musician’s former bands: Beagle and Favorita, and the two songwriters finally met in Paris where Börjeson was mid-tour playing in The Cardigans. By the [...]

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