Marcus Harris
About Marcus Harris
Editor/Music Editor of Mint Magazine. I also DJ at and run a club called White Heat. I can usually be found glued to my computer and/or shouting at inanimate things. I have been seriously electrocuted at least twice. Email: marcus@mintmagazine.co.uk Follow @entitledtodancePosts by Marcus Harris:
VANS OFF THE WALL SPRING CLASSIC – 2012
Vans took over the Italian riviera town of Varraze a couple of weeks ago, built some ramps, closed off a bunch of streets, got some bands along and invited a bunch of skaters to skate for cash prizes. 5000 people, Turbonegro, The Peawees and a bunch of fireworks sounds like the sort of party we can get on board with…
Unknown #002 & #003
Last week we brought you some sounds by an unknown producer who had chosen to release his music anonymously, here are some more tracks.
Album Preview: Animal Collective – Centipide Hz
I’m not sure if ‘Album Preview’ is an accurate way to describe this video
Unknown – #001
A mysterious email popped up in my inbox this morning, from an unknown sender saying the following…
Mint Magazine’s Negative Vote Campaign for London Mayor
Our impartial, albeit harsh, take on London’s mayoral candidates. From Red Ken to Bumbling Boris, fame hungry Babylon and all the other extremists, zealouts, dreamers and no-hopers.
Lucid Birthday
Win tickets to Lucid’s first birthday at the Rhythm Factory this friday!
Brighton Fashion Graduate 2012 Lookbook
University of Brighton MDes and BA Fashion with Business Studies students present a first glimpse of their graduate collections.
Video: Philco Fiction – I Want You
The band have released a video for album track I Want You, which is more or less a montage of world military imagery with a mirroring effect down the middle (not sure that’s the technical term, but an adequate description nonetheless)
Video: Hooray For Earth – No Love
Hooray For Earth’s latest single, No Love, now comes packaged in an awesome video.
Mixtape Download: Bok Bok (Night Slugs)
Night Slugs are introducing a series of mixtapes showcasing the skills and record collections of the DJs on their roster, stating that “each volume will act as a DJ’s manifesto”.
