With our tears. #art #graffiti
Photographer: Tim Korbmacher Location: Krefeld, Germany
“I met Stefan for the first time that day. He was visiting Germany with well-known videographer Dominik Wrobel of Woozy BMX to gather material for a new video edit. I spontaneously grabbed my camera equipment and joined them for a few hours during their visit to Düsseldorf. We’d already visited some spots resulting in great material on video and film when I told them of a special place I used to skate at.
The setting was perfect by the time we arrived. Stefan entered and had fun. He rode it intensively for a while, so I had the chance to test various techniques. But it took me a while to realize how massive this pipe actually was when looked at from the outside, thinking that this was only a piece of what was destined to become part of an even bigger industrial pipeline system.
Thanks to Stefan’s huge motivation I had the chance and luck to take this photo – we were all stoked about it afterwards. That day and this final location was an unforgettable moment, which I tried to capture with this picture.”
Bram E Gieben interviews Alan Moore, discussing his new Album, Unearthing, The Cthulhu mythos and magazine Dodgem Logic
Daily Graffiti: The Red Cyclone.
Cool Zangief graffiti spotted by AzyxA. Not sure if it’s just the lighting, but I think the artist took some liberties and made the Red Cyclone a little bit on the brown side.
I’m going to live forever. Like a vampire.
brb, heading down the pub…
IT’S FOR MY HEALTH, BITCHES…
The Cinematic Orchestra
This week’s tracks come from one of the most important acts on Ninja Tune - the peerless Cinematic Orchestra. We are giving away two, previously unheard tracks recorded in 2002 for a proposed Cinematic Orchestra radio show that was never broadcast.
‘Time & Space (Radio Session 13th May 2002)’ - a radically different early version of the epic tune on Ma Fleur featuring Leonard Nimoy samples.
‘Brother/The Revolution (Radio Session 13th May 2002)’ - a tune built around samples from the classic Gil Scott Heron track.
The Cinematic Orchestra have re-worked Lou Rhodes’ ‘One Good Thing’ for the XX releases, and there is also a previously unreleased track exclusive to the XX Boxset.
The Cinematic Orchestra will also be headlining the Royal Albert Hall on the 14th November, and are also playing XX shows in Paris and Berlin.
via ninjatunexx.com
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