Showing Posts From "December 2014"

It’s fairly easy to blank out on certain events that happened this year, as the scope of 12 months can seem even lengthier in retrospect. That being said, there are also certain incidents that pop ... Read more

I’ve been fan of El-P’s work since I first saw the cover art and later heard Company Flow’s “End to End Burners” and Funcrusher Plus. I’ve checked for pretty much every project he’s worked on since... Read more

This past year I’ve recorded more music than I ever have, but released the least amount ever due to some weird kink in my over-analytical mind. The majority of it is made in my DIY bedroom studio s... Read more

Sometimes the days just pass you by. Feels like yesterday when I was back in Miami for Art Basel. It definitely was a quick trip. Thank god for photography that I have some memories of these times ... Read more

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I hate to be one the one that brings bad news, but I guess it’s best you find out this way: Christmas is almost here. That terrible time of year – where the life-saving mid-month paycheck doesn’t e... Read more

With The Hundreds’ Winter 2014 Collection drawing inspiration from rebellion and progressive action taken by unified groups during times of civil unrest, we figured it was an appropriate time to ve... Read more

White Mountaineering Winter Gloves – Mountain Engineering has the winter jackets and coats on lock, and now they’re looking to keep your digits warm too. The new winter gloves by this innovating Ja... Read more

I have been itching for some intense black and whites, and there is nowhere better for that than the warehouse that I use as my studio. It has windows all around, so it has light all throughout the... Read more

Like many bloggers/writers/journalists out there, I suffer from writer’s block. When it comes to writing these things, I’m usually pretty bad at it and it’s something I struggle with every time I d... Read more

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“The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” – Saint Augustine In 2014, I was lucky enough to get to travel a lot! Although airplane food and waiting in airports can get ted... Read more

Over the weekend, La Vida Tattoo in North Hollywood had a grand opening party mixed with an art show dedicated to the recently passed tattoo artist Trigz. Michael “Trigz” Christopher Pebley was a s... Read more

Being a true lover of the culture, there are many joints that I revisit every now and then to remind myself why I’m forever in love with hip-hop. There are certain essentials that take you back to ... Read more

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Kitsbow Cycling Jean – I honestly think all jeans are for cycling, but according to Kitsbow, there is a difference. The rigidness in jeans are great for durability, but can hamper a cyclists’ const... Read more

Not too long ago, Oslo got a new installment added to our ever-growing streetwear society. It’s located in Torggata, which has quickly become our “Fairfax,” if you can say that. The name of the sto... Read more

World leading Cognac house Hennessy used idea-factory-dominating-in-current-culture Team Epiphany to create one exceptional experience. Buscemi designed an exclusive collection in a single color of... Read more

I’m inclined to remind you – like a drunk girl competing on The Bachelor: I am not here to make friends. When I was asked to create a top 10 list of rappers for this past year, I knew I had a few o... Read more

The 13th edition of Art Basel Miami Beach has grown to become the largest most vibrant art fair in the US. In the past, I have visited the fair as a consultant and a salesperson working for Gagosia... Read more