Video: Jay-Z in Chicago

Written by Administrator Wednesday, 08 July 2009 20:10

Jay-Z Intro Blueprint 3 in Chicago from Superfun on Vimeo.

Street Art: Specter

Written by Administrator Thursday, 02 July 2009 16:59

The NYC streetscape has improved with some excellent new street pieces from Specter.  His placement and subject matter are always spot on.  Take a look!

See more of his work at specterart.com

Art: NYC Invasion

Written by SMKjr Wednesday, 01 July 2009 00:00

Video: Mr Hudson & Kanye West

Written by Administrator Wednesday, 01 July 2009 13:36

For those who do not know.  Mr. Hudson is one excellent producers.  His upcoming solo release should be excellent.

MR HUDSON [FEAT KANYE WEST] - SUPERNOVA from MrHudson on Vimeo.

Mobile Art: RIP Iz the Wiz

Written by SMKjr Tuesday, 30 June 2009 23:08

Show: Gaia & Imminent Disaster

Written by SMKjr Monday, 29 June 2009 18:05

Ad Hoc (Brooklyn, NY) has another solid showing happening right now.  Gaia & Imminent Disaster, both famous for their work in the street, have brought the fun indoors.  If you are in the Brooklyn area Gaia recently throw up a huge piece that is visible from the Williamsburg Bridge. Get some exercise and walk across the bridge; you won't be disappointed and you may live longer.

More pics after the jump...

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Art: Whole In The Wall

Written by SMKjr Tuesday, 23 June 2009 17:06

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Review: Phish

Written by Mikey Maker Wednesday, 17 June 2009 18:33

At the end of the day, what really matters to me is that they’re back.  After a five-year hiatus, there are most definitely going to be some kinks to work out, nonetheless they’re back on the road. Having seen a decent chunk of the early summer tour, I think they’re moving in the right direction and I’m excited for my west coast adventure in August.  Overall, I’ve enjoyed my experience and I don’t want to dwell on the negatives, but there were a few things that stood out during the four shows I attended.

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Review: Pelican

Written by AAP Wednesday, 17 June 2009 18:14

Drenched in heavy red light, Pelican played a killer set for a full house at the Paradise on Friday.  To fully appreciate the type of sound this four-piece produces, it would be helpful to picture yourself floating above alien terrain with all signs pointing toward trouble.  Giant, swirling textures of dark and lonesome melody hold you in their grasp, while a persistent percussive force drives you into oblivion.  I don't think anybody even noticed that no one was singing, this wordless sermon summoned a deep blend of thoughts and emotions on its own.  Even when things were calm they were terrifying, and I liked it.  To be honest though, I might have to stare at pictures of rainbows and unicorns for while to balance out.  AAP

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