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Went down to the Night Of The Living Bassheads night last night to see DOD, Debruit, Rusko and Iration Steppas, had a wicked night, should have dressed up though...
Over the last couple of days in college Ive been working in the printroom, indirectly inhaling all sorts of orrible stuff like ammonia, white spirit, alcohol and this yellow gouey stuff that gives you a good-bad hit. Despite it leaving me mildly sedated every afternoon, I have been thoroughly enjoying etching and printing.
The other day I came across the work of Liam Sparkes who is an illustrator, turned tattoo artist, who creates some of the most tasteful and unique tattoos ive seen. Maybe if my mother stops believing that tats are for criminals I will ask him to do one on me. Until then Im going to try etch some punicorns in his style.
Im also getting a couple of rolls developed soon so come back soon.
If you didn't catch it, what on Earth were you doing?
I have to admit, I was really nervous that he would play the Bankers' bonuses or MP expenses card and win a few people over... I gave him too much credit! Griffin was a bumbling, nervous wreck who continuosly backtracked, insisted he was misquoted and then changed his mind, and attributed his change of views on the Holocaust to radio intercepts - in turn completely disregarding Auschwitz...wtf!!! And he just kept creasing! Oh, did anyone else notice his lips pouting too? Freak!
I don't remember Chris Huhne saying much. Bonnie Greer tried to be all patronising and shit but was just really annoyingly American. Baroness Warsi was pompous and her views on homosexuality obviously mirrored Griffin's own. Jack Straw is just shit but gave me jokes when he promised - as Justice Minister - that Nick Griffin could fully explain his views on the Holocaust without fear of punishment (apparently it's illegal in the EU). I guess with a panel like that we are just lucky that Nick Griffin made a complete tit of himself without anyone else's help!
Please take 5 minutes out of your day to enjoy this endearing Short from the very ambitious and talented Stella Corradi...
Inspired by 'Amelie' director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, it stars Stella's beautiful grandmother Wilma Aris ( a 50's Italian actress). Oh and check the credits at the end... I love this!
Deadly Rhythm Soundsystem did a mix for BNTL check it here
Tracklist: D.E.A Project- Touch of the JD's Groove Chronicles- Stone Cold Groove Chronicles- 1999 Roots Manuva- Dreamy Days (MJ Cole Remix) Lennie De Ice- We Are I.E (Caspa and Rusko Remix) Caper- Hybrid Joy Orbison- Hyph Mngo Sully- Duke St Dub Mala- Lean Forward Crazy Cousins- Inflation Blaine- Mutant Funk L'Vis 1990- Hide Africanism - Soliders Solo - Congoloid Tim Green - Kitch In Radioclit - Divina Gosa (Kevstar Latin Remix) Ghislain Poirer - Go Ballistic Emvee - Glitch Dub Jammin- Kinda Funky Zomby- Rumours and Revolutions The Widdler- Sensi Samurai Mark Pritchard- Wind It Up Joker- Play Doe No Surrender- Godda Get It Dorian Concept- Trillingual Dance Sexperience Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix)
because i've taken it in my own hands (with emeline the superwoman and some crazy french guy) to throw the best party brixton has ever seen. ok.. i typed that before i remembered deadly rhythm's new home.. but anyway.. we've tried.
come down and do your part to save the polar bears and the penguins and some kids in africa as well as your grandchildren's children while having a laugh and a dance and the best chicken pattie to ever cross your lips (if you trek down to hootananny - which you will cz fucking DEADKIDS are playing)
anyway - pictures speak than words so here it is:
tickets on wegottickets now.. although if you've got some sort of industry status i'm sure you can get some sort of invite... but thats besides the point.. DIG DEEP FOR OXFAM. or be a bit more realistic about life and COME TO BRIXTON