SHOUT webzine for creative freedom

CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH!

They started their own label. They recorded by themselves their debut. They released by themselves, via internet. Word of mouth worked like hell. In a few months every (indie) music fan who respects himself started listening to and talking about their album. Soon all the music media starting writing features on them. NME reviews this week their album and it is "album of the week". Even ALPHA RADIO has a song of theirs on their new campaign.
Don't even think about not ordering the album. One of the best of this year (and the yeard to come, maybe...)
Fuck, YEAH!

Posted on 13 Jan 2006 by armani had a softer touch

For dark creative heroes

Underground aesthetic of Oleg Paschenko (art director and designer of Art. Lebedev Studio in Russia, www.design.ru) communicates with extremely artistic way straight in your stomach!
Conclave Obscurum is online for real heroes!

Posted on 10 Jan 2006 by Kostis

Vector's gentle beauty

Vector graphics parade in your screen at full of colours electronic magazine.
Vektorika magazine tells you about rock ‘n’ roll, beauty, toys and more.

Posted on 10 Jan 2006 by Kostis

MIX TAPE: the art of cassette culture

This is the first book to focus on the unique confluence of cassette culture, featuring stories, essays and images from tapes compiled by and for friends, family and lovers over the last twenty years.

Edited by Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) with contribution by artists, designers, musicians and writers.

UNIVERSE PUBLISHING
A Division of Rizzoli International Publications, Inc.
300 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010
www.rizzoliusa.com

Posted on 09 Jan 2006 by armani had a softer touch

CBGB, punk's birthplace...

"Thirty Years From The Home of Underground Rock"
CBGB [introduced by Hilly Kristal (owner)
afterword by David Byrne (Talking Heads)]

The most comprehensive photo album about the historical NY club, with comments by both the artists that appeared there, from the very first like the Ramones to the very last like the Strokes.
A must-have not only for music lovers but also for everyone generally interested about one of the most radical social and art movements of the past century.

Buy it now, and maybe you can help save the legendary club from closure (due to
NY's mothafucka mayor).

Respect. Art.

Posted on 09 Jan 2006 by armani had a softer touch

amie

amie by damien rice
nothing unus
Read more!

Posted on 09 Jan 2006 by Paris

21st century industrial design