David Bowie, Bootsy Collins, and Gary Glitter may have exemplified rock's wildness in fashion (among other things), but they weren't the first to challenge the status quo. In the days since these legends, many a musician has gone off the…
Continue Reading →If you took a listen to Jessie Baylin's new record Firesight without glancing at the album cover, you'd probably guess she was older than her 24 years. Based in Los Angeles by way of New Jersey, Baylin has a voice…
Continue Reading →Sometimes the best thing about catching an arena rock spectacle isn't your favorite headliner, but the chance to see some pretty amazing opening acts before they start selling out arenas. If you've already snatched up tickets to the late summer…
Continue Reading →What do you do if you want to be a standout artist in a saturated genre? If you're Swedish born Theresa Andersson, you approach the challenge in a non-conventional way. Andersson, who played every instrument on her new album, drew…
Continue Reading →The other day, a guitar fanatic friend of mine - who incidentally also handcrafts guitars for an impressive list of virtuosos you'd all know - burst into the room looking like a kid fresh off of his first roller coaster…
Continue Reading →Anyone in the industries of marketing, graphic design, advertising, film-making, journalism, publishing, and way more knows that the indispensability of Getty Images ranks right up there with Apple and oxygen. It's a one-stop place to shop for a mind-bogglingly huge…
Continue Reading →Have a look at London based designer Dan Mumford's portfolio. He's produced some really fluid prints and appeal showcasing his career as a freelance illustrator, designer and screen printer. We especially love the shark series he did for music group…
Continue Reading →Rarely does a new musical artist grab me by the heart and stop me in my tracks. Stockholm's young and gorgeous Lykke Li wins the prize-- I'm floored. Talented, humble, delicate, and even dare I say visionary. Her music is…
Continue Reading →When reading a comic, the speaker is the character with a word bubble above his head. In everyday waking life our words don't hover above our person to allow everyone within peering distance to catch our conversational content. For that,…
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