Tuesday, August 25, 2009
C-90: Side B
C-90: Side B is an exhibition by Australian artist and curator Mark Drew, featuring large scale hand painted illustrations of cassette tape spines. The first part of C-90 took place in Sydney late in 2008, with a different version touring to Melbourne, with both shows selling out. The exhibition for 72 Erskine is a continuation of the body of work, and features all new artwork. The inspiration for the show comes from the much loved collections of cassettes that most people had as teenagers in the 1980s & 90s. "In a time of MP3 data and binary information, the imagery C-90 deals with is quite emotive, recalling the graphic side of personal music collections". Drew has exhibited frequently around Australia and has been behind the scenes of many local art shows, as co-owner of China Heights gallery. This will be his last local solo exhibition before taking up residency in Japan. Opening function: Wednesday September 2nd, 6-8pm Show open from Monday August 31st - Saturday September 5th Gallery hours: Mon - Fri: 11-6pm Sat - 11-3pm 72 Erskine Street Sydney NSW 2000 tel & fax: 02-9299 9779 i
Grand Theft Audio 2
Sound Of Music
If im ever feeling bad i just throw this record on and suddenly everything is better. I first heard this track on Dj Muro's Elegant Funk mixtape which you should all own. I finally picked up a copy a few months back and have just got around to ripping it, Hope you enjoy.
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Grand Theft Audio
Monday, August 3, 2009
DJ P DMC 99
Okay back when i smoked weed and actually gave a shit about turntable-ism ( is that even a word anymore ?) I would grab all the turntable tv and dmc tapes (yes actually vhs tapes) i could. Now days when cats like A-track and Craze and klever are playing fidget house and b-more jams no one hardly remembers who actually won the dmc's in 99. One of the heats i do remember is DJ P's. While not the most technical proficient he's defiently enjoying himself.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Ahh Hell No ...
Damn...Im lost for words to hear that Baatin, founding member of Slum Village passed away on the weekend. Especially since there was news of a Slum Village reunion and a new album in the works. SV was my favourite rap group period. Detroit has lost so many talented artists. Thoughts and condolences go out to his friends and family. SV for Life !!
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