Check director David Lewandowski’s Akira inspired video for Flying Lotus’ single Tiny Tortures. Guess Elijah Wood is playing Tetsuo? The single is off FlyLo’s new album Until The Quiet Comes. Towards the end at about 6:40 Tetsuo makes himself a mechanical arm in Katsuhiro Otomo’s masterpiece, Akira. There’s an English version with audio dubs or subtitles. Highly recommended super duper dope classic. …
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“I had this vision where I saw Ryogen (10th century highest ranking Buddhist priest), and he cut my head off with a sword…and when my head hit the ground, light shot out of my neck, my mouth and my eyes. [The light] shot up into the sky and it exploded into the cosmos and then it rained down into kids’ cereal bowls. Then I could see through the kids’ eyes, and everything started glowing and the colors were super saturated,” said …
Asaan Brooks a.k.a. Swamburger a.k.a. Swam, 1/4 of Solillaquists of Sound, rapper, artist, skateboarder, writer, teacher, student, community organizer, and entrepreneur. I met Asaan when I was a senior in high school. 1998: putting a show together that never happened, illuminati, Jason’s Moms gave me a couple Dr. Malachi Z. York books, Saul Williams in the film Slam Nation debuting at the Florida Film Festival, Patrick Scott Barnes features Beau Sia at his open mic, Ras Kass released the classic …
Gnarls BarkleySt. ElsewhereDowntown Music/Atlantic Records You should say, “thank you” to Cee Lo and Danger Mouse for recording this album. The song, “Crazy” has been blasted through the skin of every media pore there is, including rock radio stations and even schizo, retarded, culture killing 106 & Park (the same clowns [BET] that wouldn’t play Little Brother’s “Lovin’ It” video, claiming it was “too intelligent” for their viewers). I can’t remember being this “hyphy” over an album since Kid A. …
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