Tagged: Japan
Stream: Four Tet, “Moma”
On the heels of his Live at the South Bank collaboration with Mats Gustafsson and the late Steve Reid, as featured in FADER #77, fan of working together, Four Tet, is preparing to release “Moma,” … read more »
Around the World With A-Trak: Thankful for Exceptional People
Hi internet! I feel like writing again. Will you humor me and read my musings? Even in this “click-through” age, can I still write more than 500 words? I hope so because it’s helping me … read more »
Meet Three of Tokyo’s Top Designer-Artists
Photo by Takuya Shima With the English-speaking public’s view of Japan still stuck on underdressed schoolgirls and oversized robots, it’s been easy to miss the new generation of Japanese creatives reshaping art and design. We … read more »
Respect Yourself: “PONPONPON (ぱみゅぱみゅ)”
Duncan Cooper spends a lot of time on the internet. Every other Monday, he pays tribute to the hours spent with original video and audio a short essay. This week he celebrates his favorite song … read more »
NYC: Help Japan with Just Blaze
City people! Here’s a win/win: Join legendary hip hop producer Just Blaze (we hear he does a mean house set in addition to what you’d expect) plus DJ’s Hiro, Neil Armstrong, Soul, Roxy Cottontail and … read more »
Shop Nepenthes to Support Japanese Relief Efforts
Head up to the Nepenthes menswear boutique on 38th Street tomorrow, and tomorrow only, for a sample sale of Engineered Garments gear that benefits the relief efforts in Japan. Check out the invite below, and … read more »
Premiere: The Suzan, “Home” MP3
New Friday night getting ready for the party anthem! And hopefully said party will be at The Suzan‘s house! “Home” is full-on hyperactive bopping around the dancefloor steez, a spunky number propelled by hollow drum … read more »
Bat Manga! The Secret History of Batman in Japan
More than anything, Bat Manga! The Secret History of Batman in Japan (out today from Pantheon Books, designed by Chip Kidd) is a study of graceful action. Collecting much of the almost entirely forgotten run … read more »
