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Sarah is a Los Angeles bred humanitarian who acquired a penchant for writing early on. Her work has been featured in Vapors and POOLTRADE SHOW magazine. She attends CSUN Graduate School of Journalism, where she is creating a radio documentary about police brutality.

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“Talamak”

Toro Y Moi, born Chaz Bundick, is the face and sound behind this dreamy indie rock and electro pop creation, “Talamak.” Directed by Jon Casey, the video montage shows Chaz and friend while they entertain themselves with youthful trickery and outside play.

19 March 2010 9:00am | Comments
 

Jay Electronica in New Orleans

 

“You can’t go home, it doesn’t exist anymore”- Jay Electronica

The Vtech and Mochilla crew have made a name for themselves- digging through vintage classics, sifting through rare and often displaced gems, presenting artists to music aficinados and thus, building a strong music collective. In 2006, because of their loyal contribution to the arts and humanity, photographer Brian “B+” Cross and Eric Coleman of Mochilla were invited to New Orleans to document the devastating ravages of Hurricane Katrina, as well as premiere their beautifully crafted film Braziliantime

19 March 2010 8:30am | Comments
 

Nice Nice

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Nice Nice splices it up with their protean musical sense.Their video for “Everything Falling Apart,” off their latest LP Extra Wow, is full of  charging cymbals and guitars.

16 March 2010 11:15am | Comments
 

The Violent Blue

Ben Cooper and Alex Kane of Electric President are onto their first stateside album, The Violent Blue. In this mood filled, evocative track, Ben’s reflective  harmonies sweep against waves of epic percussion and “silent lucidities.”

12 March 2010 3:47pm | Comments
 

Think About Life

Take a look at Think About Life’s comical video for “Havin My Baby,” a highlighted track from Family(2009). In all its glory and spiritual retreats, this Montreal band sure knows how to release the ‘demons’ and get you praising.  There is puppetry, church going hymns, unorthodox sermons, and healing all wrapped into one.

9 March 2010 11:52am | Comments
 

Ray Mate: Mighty Healthy NYC

Meet Ray Mate, co-founder of Mighty Healthy skatewear company. He is a native New Yorker whose affinity for New York is true bred. Known for his iconic tee “I loved New York before you moved here and made it suck,” Mate, along with his partner Denis Iderman of Mighty Healthy, have been killing it.

2 March 2010 2:10pm | Comments
 

Think Glocal

What does your lifestyle consist of? Would you rather walk to the local grocery store or do you find yourself driving even though it’s a ten minute walk? Welcome to the life of Jeff Heie where he and his family transitioned into the minimalist, greener world of sourcing their energy locally.

2 March 2010 12:45pm | Comments
 

Q&A: Ortolan

Back in the day, we had musical family outfits like the rockin’ Everly Brothers or the soul-slamming superstars, Jackson Five. Our current generation can now look forward to listening to precious folk newcomers, Ortolan, where their ties provide an endearing experience and equally appeal to the auditory sensations. This set of New Jersey sisters bring pleasant melodies that uplift any melancholic day. Read what the songbirds had to share with Evil Monito.

1 March 2010 5:45pm | Comments
 

“One Jug of Wine,Two Vessels”

The collaboration One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels is the fruit of a long-time musical appreciation between Bright Eyes and Neva Dinova. Featuring four new songs in addition to six from the original 2004 Crank! Records release, One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels is less of a split and more of a bona fide collaboration.

26 February 2010 8:00am | Comments
 

Stephan Jaklitsch Architect’s Designs


A new Marc by Marc Jacobs store with an accompanying café and bar, designed by Stephan Jaklitsch Architects (SJA), will open in early April. The boutique, located in Milan’s historic Brera district at Piazza del Carmine 6, will add to this exclusive neighborhood known for its numerous art museums, cafes, and boutiques.

23 February 2010 8:30am | Comments