Great to see Masta Ace back, he’s appearing on Marco Polo’s hyped-up new album “Port Authority” to remind us why we love this game so much and to proove that Rawkus Records is still alive. (mov/youtube)(making of)
Now I’ll cut back on posting music videos, I swear… Nah.
on Saturday April 28, 2007
in Entertainment, Music, Video.
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Now that you're probably tired of these lists, here's mine. Am I the only one to deliberately wait until the year is over before starting this listmania frenzy? Maybe I just don't care about the ...
Trippy, psychedelic colorful animations (aka just the way I like it) in tone with instrumentals from Aesop Rock’s man bring forth a well paced natural flow of images toward the music. Very well done.
Best known as Jeff Buckley’s adaptation, “Lilac Wine” performed by this Josdigital favorite is subtle, touching and ready to be played again and again. Stunning visuals comprised of calligraphy and hand drawing are nothing short of pure delicacy. Enjoy.
Much anticipated is Salem’s King Knight lp out in September. Here’s their overdrowned in synths lo-fi crunk style best represented on its title track.
All tracks sound amazingly chill and well directed. One to look out for.
"Training Day" director delivers in dark aesthetic but fails to give me any sort of drama or heartfelt emotion. Big talk with very little content.
0.3
This is in no way a great film, but this movie really got a hold of me. It's something more than just jokes and thought, it's dark when it needs to be, satirical and vulgar at times. But the weird thing is that it all felt special, like a perfect cult film. Everything just felt right.
0.3
The opening scene was powerful, the rest of the movie was one overly melodramatic scene, but the surprisingly dramatic wow-effect of the ending hugely makes up for it. Go see.
0.3
Surprisingly enjoyable, adventurous teenage romance. A little edgier than a teen comedy, but that's it.
0.3
