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Another one of my ‘classics’ from the American Library series, written when I was 12. The foreshadowing is really kind of ironic. I really had no interest in rock shows or music at the time. Weird Al was one of my only musical heros at Read more
The Tiger Jaws Like razor blades on the brink of extinction stripes blaze in the sun. A poem I wrote when I was 12 that was compiled for the American Library in Paris, 1992.
Diplo sure knows how to throw a party. I especially like the use of my namesake in this one. That’s two brushes with the big D in a week. Three times a charm? Taken from the site. “Sail to the Bahamas with some of the world’s Read more
Much love to Graeme Phillips and Now Magazine for making helping to make this happen. I can’t wait to work with them again
Click to enlarge and read full article. Written for OPEN Magazine, a monthly ESL guide for the bored English students in Toronto.
DRINKS None too many reckon where the tradition of brewing Kentucky bourbon in charred White Oak barrels started, but many attribute the legend to a certain Baptist reverend, Elijah Craig. Back in the days before prohibition, it was common for the clergy to handle the Read more
NOW TUBE An interview with Rusko DUBSTEPPER TALKS SHOP AT HIS RECENT TORONTO STOP BY GRAEME PHILLIPS & Jesse ship NOW sits down with the reigning king of dubstep Rusko to talk about his new collaboration with Cypress Hill, his pop writing rejection, and Read more
Click the article to read the full story! At just 21, Jun Cha is making waves for his fine art and gothic inspired tattoos from his LA-based, Arudima Studios. Some of Jun’s celebrity clients include Freddy Gibbs and Rob Dyrdek, who hired him for a Read more
So, this is a great big wtf mess of noise. Elucid, (stalwarts, Breakage & Jamie Vex’d [who now goes by Q-d0]) call it the ‘Pain Parade’, which is probably the effect it would have on your mom’s ear drums, and it comes from their new album Super Read more
