Once again, Montreal’s one true beat king cranks out yet another chapter to the outerworldly chronicles that many of you already know as Craqnuques. Kenlo has become widely known thanks a great deal to the Kenlo Craqnuques LPs, all of which have been available for free download since the dawn of mankind (dig a little in the archives and you’ll find more than one volume). Read the rest of this entry »
Like a moth to a flame, she was drawn once again to Los Angeles. BBC Radio One’s Mary Anne Hobbs made the trip to one of her favorite cities on the planet to feed the Coachella multitudes with a DJ set of her usual challenging and inventive selections, only to be grounded by that pesky Icelandic volcano from a few weeks back. This extended stop-over resulted in some back-flip booking and a little bit of hustle that found her picking up a few extra gigs on top of everybody’s favorite music festival, namely a one night stop in Montreal this Saturday May 8th at The Blue Dog.
There’s been a lot of talk about this Banksy movie making it to a theatrical release, and finally people are going to get their chance to see a story about one of the most notorious street art players in this whole wide world. Framed as a movie about the guy making a movie about Banksy, the fun only starts there as the absurd and insane ensues.
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