These 9 drawings were done by an artist under the influence of LSD as part of a test conducted by the US government in the late 1950’s. The artist was given a dose of LSD 25 and free access to an activity box full of crayons and pencils. His subject was the medic.
Pioneering 44056 electronic group Daft Punk is known for only appearing in public and performing live wearing awesome spaceman helmets. But this homemade version might be even cooler and more futuristic than the originals.
The guys at Volpin Props spent a whopping 17 months building this beauty, which features lights along both sides of the visor as well as over the ears. The attention to detail is pretty astounding. And the guys who made it are planning on wearing it around Comic Con.
Volpin Props via Fashionably Geek
The Tron: Legacy score marks Daft Punk first foray into the studio since the 2005 release of ”Human After All.”
The End of History from BrewDog on Vimeo.
The crew that brews the beer claims that it’s the most potent beer in the world and is dedicated to the dead-but-preserved furry former friend of theirs, Mr Stoat.
From BrewDog:
This 55% beer should be drank in small servings whilst exuding an endearing pseudo vigilance and reverence for Mr Stoat. This is to be enjoyed with a weather eye on the horizon for inflatable alcohol industry Nazis, judgemental washed up neo-prohibitionists or any grandiloquent, ostentatious foxes.
At $760 a bottle (plus the fact that it’s wrapped in rodent carcass) one would think that it would be a tough sell. One would be wrong, as they are currently sold out.
AHHHHH it is an attack of Hipsters & Ravers. What to do? Time to call in Lil Jon.
MmmHmm is the latest video From Flying lotus latest album “Cosmogramma”. Stephen ‘Thundercat’ Bruner is featured on this album. The video was directed by team ‘Special Problems’. This is one of the illest videos I have seen all year, reconfirming Flying Lotus is one of my favorite artist of all time. Big ups to HipHopDX for another fantastic post. The Flying Lotus album still available through Rush Hour on CD or vinyl, or for digital file go to iTunes. via Moovmnt.
Last night Clevelands own hip-hop production legends turned short lived electro dj duo turned full on indie band The Kickdrums performed at Bside Liquor Lounge to a packed house. Bside lacks any real stage so the show was very intimate like an episode of VH1 storytellers. Tilla on laptop, a small synth, and lead tambourine, and Alex on lead vocals and guitar were joined by a band, a first for them in Cleveland. I was impressed but not at all surprised by the more polished and confident stage presence and performance on their part, as well as the seamless transition from a duo to a group of five. Theyve grown a lot as entertainers since their last Cleveland appearance at the Grog Shop almost two years ago.
They announced a video for their single Animal will be surfacing shortly, which we will be sure to cover on this blog. We were also treated to a rare performance of two new songs that even Alex seemed hesitant to perform due to lack of practicing. Despite his preemptive warnings both songs played out wonderfully, and the crowd was reminded that it may not be much, but we still have a few things to be proud of in Cleveland.
Head on over to Kickin it w/ the Godfather blog to see videos from the performance.
Mexicans with Guns is the alter ego of LA producer Ernest Gonzalez. This genre has been referred as, Mexican Dubstep.
This is an old school track that rusko just released, that he had made back in 2005.
Frisco’s Low Limit is also known as one half of the formation Lazersword has a project coming up on Innovative Leisure. You can Sneak a peak HERE to see the artwork for their upcoming single “Batman”. Anyways…“Trapper Keeper” has been out for a minute, but the video was released a few days ago. No doubt Low limit is in the face melting business and this video proves it. Via Moovmnt
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