SHOOTS : Kicks & Chains.
Siobhan Martina Day did up some girls for us to shoot.
Vinyl Releases: 33-45
This week’s best vinyl releases including Actress, Divorce, Virals, Fair Ohs and Jail House Fuck
Death at the Southbank Centre
This weekend the Southbank Centre tackles the taboo of death head on with four days of talks, concerts and exhibitions.
Skull Gang Foraging Club: Wassailing?
Wassailing is an ancient tradition in the southern cider producing counties. It involves mulled cider, fire (pagans love to burn shit), and heaps of noise to wake the tree spirits.
Beer and Loathing: Bugged Out at Butlins
A weekend of Beer, VKs, Diplo and Loathing at Butlins in Bognor Regis. This is the Bugged Out Beer and Loathing special.
Secret Eats: Nine French Place
Nine French Place is a cullinary collaboration between two of London’s most exciting young chefs. The pop-up is the brainchild of Daniel Morgan and Magnus Reid who met last year and bonded heavily over their love for great food.
Clinic Presents: Romance w/ Tubelord
Poetry/Arts collective, Clinic are hosting their last event at the Amersham Arms on Friday, launching a new pamphlet and Tubelord are playing live.
Alice Meets… Rick Ross of Delicious Vinyl
Alice has an extensive chat with Rick Ross, the general manager of seminal west coast hip-hop label Delicious Vinyl.
Mint Magazine Podcast: Close Encounters #8
Mint Magazine hosts Ian James and Marcus Harris guide you through their first podcast of 2012, we listen to some great music and look forward to some really exciting releases in 2012 and possibly get a bit confused.
33-45: Vinyl Releases 16/1/12
33-45 is a celebration of vinyl culture and an indication of the week’s releases that we think are worth owning IRL. All records reviewed in this feature are available to purchase as either a 7, 10 or 12 inch record
In talks with: Drew Millward.
Drew Millward is a illustrator based in The Aire Valley. His works are made up from many different dreamy and somewhat fascinating characters and elements. We had an in depth chat with the man himself about his work, his background and a few things between…
Film: Coriolanus
You may have noticed that Coriolanus has the word ‘anus’ in it. Ralph Fiennes has not noticed this. The very last thing Ralph Fiennes wants you to think is that he has a sense of humour, and just to prove it he’s made the stultifying dour-a-thon that is Coriolanus.
The Mast Brothers-The master chocolatiers of Brooklyn.
Rick & Michael Mast are Master Chocolatiers and brothers alike. They run their intimate chocolate factory straight out of Brooklyn, New York, keeping it all in the family. Their expertly made chocolates are born from fairly sourced cocoa beans, and ingredients like sea salt harvested from the Guerande paludiers, and Serrano peppers from the Dominican Republic, the results are some really awesome products.
FEEL, SOMETHING, REAL: 70s California style for the generation who forgot to leave the house
A revival of the 70s is as much about freedom as it is about fashion