Writing by
El Dom on Wednesday, 28 November, 2007 at 6:06 pm
Fuct Clothing, has always been a heavy favorite of mine ever since the early 90’s when Zach del la Rocha (Rage Against the Machine), rocked the Fuct “Ford font” T-shirt in the “Killing In The Name Of” music video. Since then I have always been down with the brand and the various political messages they incorporate throughout the majority of the T-shirts they drop.
Check out a couple new t-shirts I’ve copped recently (be forewarned though, you will get looks of disgust from “non-thinkers”)….
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Writing by
El Dom on Wednesday, 28 November, 2007 at 3:32 pm
I’ll tell you what else is dangerous; Wu Tang Clan getting ready for lyrical warfare! Staten Island’s prodigal son’s have just announced the entire “8 Diagrams” tour for Winter 2008.
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Writing by
El Dom on Monday, 26 November, 2007 at 3:32 pm
World acclaimed street artist Shepard Fairey heads back into the spotlight, this time with a new solo exhibit entitled: “Imperfect Union”. In this show, Shepard displays an all new collection of politically focused paintings, screen prints, album covers, mixed media pieces, stencils, and much more.
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Writing by
El Dom on Wednesday, 21 November, 2007 at 12:59 pm
The “megamix” is in full effect! In this column we kick you some interesting mash ups, covers, and breaks from around the web. Check it out, bump it, download the mp3’s, it’s all good!
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Writing by
El Dom on Tuesday, 20 November, 2007 at 7:29 pm
Check out this sick new sneaker release from SBTG x DRS x MR. SK! SBTG, developed an all new “Electric Storm” design that has not been used in previously. The concept of an army with soldiers fighting a battle in an electrical storm was how SBTG got the idea to name the Shoe; ” AC/DC” (AC Blizzard & DC Tempest). The Dunk High features black denim with the printed logos of MR..SK and the new local brand DRS at the back side panels. These sneakers feature a multitude of colors including lightning in a hot fuschia, a purple side panel and little hidden designs throughout each shoe.
There was only 12 pairs of Air Force 1 and Dunk High (6 pairs for each model) put into production, so these sneakers are most definitely exclusive. Reports around the web disclose that a pair already retail at $520 straight off the jump!
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