The Hundreds - Fall '07 Preview
Among the favorites are the stripe beanies, colorful bomb prints and the keychain.




Another recommendation of the day would be the musical pair, also a husband-and-wife duo, Over the Rhine, which consists of Linford Detweiler on bass, piano and guitars, and Karin Bergquist on vocals and guitars.
San Francisco-based indie rock outfit has been around in the scene since '96 and they are still rocking the world of music with outrageous songs to its' thousands of enthusiastic-fans.
Australian musical group Architecture in Helsinki recently released their new album, Places Like This. The band makes use of a wide range of musical instruments in their music to make it sound slightly more unique.
Despite the numbers of EPs released in the past few years, Planet of Ice is the third full length album from Seattle band Minus The Bear. Ex-keyboardist Matt Bayles decided he's far off better to become a producer, so he quitted from the group and produced their album.
Not so much of an introductory entry on the quartet since they have been in the scene since '98, but Rilo Kiley is something that you have to check out if you're into alternative rock. All the way from LA, Under the Blacklight is their fourth and latest release, which was released a couple of days ago.







I'm not usually really into electroclash music, but Calvin Harris lured and attracted me with his addictive rhythmic beats, that thing that keeps your legs stomping and stomping and stomping non stop? Know what I mean?


Upper Playground will soon make available these couple of new t-shirts by San Francisco artist, Sam Flores. In the meantime, take a look at some of the new releases unveiled by UP. All new releases will be available in their site.


Came across some gorgeous Adidas kicks on the web earlier.
It's the End to End Project, where Adidas
stretched their arms and teamed up with Foot Locker and
a couple of
renowned graf' writers and
created these few cool pairs.
The one I'm showing you now is the
Top Ten
and Centennial Lo.