1. BUSHWICK BLOCK PARTY 9/12

    EXTREEMMMEEE VIDEO! THIS IS HOW YOU PROMOTE A PARTY

    Roberta’s Pizza and the fish fry / crawfish truck providing food.

    Shark?, Team Robespierre and a bunch of bands playing for free.

    Free Williamsburg has the flyer with full details.

    (Source: vimeo.com)

  2. MP3: Mary Anne Hobbs Final Show on BBC Radio 1 →

    Last night Mary Anne Hobbs played the final show of her 14-year career with BBC Radio 1. Her last guests? Burial and Kode9.

    We’ll miss you.

  3. No hurricane is going to stop us. The Bunker is where we’ll be until 6am. Back - Hello?Repeat Room:10 - Jan and Daze back to back all night!!! Front - Clone Room:10 - Bethany Benzur1 - Space Dimension Controller2 - Serge3:30 - Dexter4:30 - Serge

    No hurricane is going to stop us. The Bunker is where we’ll be until 6am.

    Back - Hello?Repeat Room:
    10 - Jan and Daze back to back all night!!!

    Front - Clone Room:
    10 - Bethany Benzur
    1 - Space Dimension Controller
    2 - Serge
    3:30 - Dexter
    4:30 - Serge

  4. Twist (Barry McGee) and Amaze repainted the mural on Houston formerly occupied by Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, and a Keith Haring memorial. The wall goes full circle from fine art back to straight up graffiti, giving nods and shout outs to a huge roll call of graffiti writers. Twist and Amaze painted a similar shout out wall at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego earlier this year. The Museum’s staff were out with 30 gallons of paint to buff the tag wall the next day.  The noise and energy Twist and Amaze’s Downtown bombing stirred up during the late ’90s was amazing. We hope to see new street work from them outside of the legal walls. Photo Credit: The Art Collectors

    Twist (Barry McGee) and Amaze repainted the mural on Houston formerly occupied by Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, and a Keith Haring memorial. The wall goes full circle from fine art back to straight up graffiti, giving nods and shout outs to a huge roll call of graffiti writers. Twist and Amaze painted a similar shout out wall at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego earlier this year. The Museum’s staff were out with 30 gallons of paint to buff the tag wall the next day. 

    The noise and energy Twist and Amaze’s Downtown bombing stirred up during the late ’90s was amazing. We hope to see new street work from them outside of the legal walls.

    Photo Credit: The Art Collectors