Browsing Category 'Flicks'
Designboom have posted their picks for the top ten movie posters of the decade.
Scott Thorough and Kray are Big Urban, and they’ve got a great new video for their song, “Religious Experience.” Dope. You can cop their debut EP It’s Not So Much The Heat, It’s The Humidity on iTunes and Amazon etc.
When in doubt, post a music video, right? Is it just me, or does Damian Marley just keep getting better and better? I’m looking forward to the album he has collaborated on with Nas too. Via Che Sing The Cool.
More news from the good people at Stones Throw, this time it’s Peanut Butter Wolf’s 9 night tour covering 9 area codes covering the space between LA and Orange County. Sponsored by Converse. Details here. My favorite part is “What to Wear.”
I’m a pretty big fan of British producer William Holland, perhaps better known as Quantic. He has settled down in Cali, Colombia, and has been working with some very talented local musicians for his next album Tradition in Transition on Tru Records. In order to promote the album he has teamed up with LA’s own [...]
Spec Boogie is continuing his “Summer Movies Series” which each focus on one classic movie, and feature beats sampling songs from the movie’s soundtrack, presented with a well-edited video of footage chopped up from said movie. This time it’s Bruce Lee’s classic Enter The Dragon:
If you’re a Bill Withers fan like me you might like to know that there is a documentary on him coming out soon. The trailer looks good. Via In Dangerous Rhythm.
I love this great little video short from BMX blog Defgrip. Via the LUDWIG blog.
Tonight GRN are showing Katsuhiro Otomo’s 1988 cult classic anime flick Akira for free in their office space, at 9pm. Doors open at 8 and there will be drinks & music before the movie starts. Bring a chair. 2316 Porter St. Los Angeles, CA 90021.
That’s right, you and a friend could score two tickets to Tokyo, courtesy of Grn Apple Tree! Just shop on their website and you’re in the running. Before you start packing your suitcase though, you should know they’re tickets to a showing of Tokyo, a movie consisting of parts by three directors: Michel Gondry, Leos [...]