Fleetwood Mac – Everywhere

Just because.

Huck Magazine

I have finished my internship at Sugar magazine *sob*. It was a great month working for a big publishing company with lots of freebies and good experience. I think I will have some stuff in the September print edition so keep your eyes peeled.

And of course, every cloud… This week I started at Huck Magazine and it is very lovely indeed. Nestled behind a gallery on Rivington Street, Huck HQ shares an office with independent film magazine Little White Lies under the moniker Story Publishing. The guys who launched the magazine did my post-grad (which by the way I passed with a merit!) at City.

So far I have interviewed a ukulele karaoke band, Karauke; wrote NIBs about some political sculptors and a web story about David Shrigley painting a skate bowl, which you can read here if you so wish.

It’s great and I’m excited.

This was a great article they did about kids surfing in the middle east amidst the conflict between Israel and Palestine.

I will keep you updated.

Chloe Sevigny skating in new Coconut records vid

At the risk of this becoming a “I heart Chloe Sevigny” blog I present to you the video for Coconut Records new single Any Fun featuring… ahem… Chloe Sevigny. The vid’s got a beaten-up, south cali, 8mm film vibe to it and sees Sevigny skating around with legend Mark Gonzales.

Here’s Gonz on the cover of Thrasher in 1984.

Finally Punk, Male Bonding and Chaps at Old Blue Last tonight

Amaze. I am excited.

Last show of Finally Punk’s tour . The grrrl punks from Texas describe their influences as: skrewed up thrash clique, friends wearing flannel, skate punx, a cellphone lifestyle, butthole surfers, the 11th dimension, ice sk8rs, frumpies reunion in a cemetary, ludus, mariah, the germs, suburbia, esg, black flag, 1991-1994, the raincoats, the game m.a.s.h., nirvana, slits, dropping twelve hits of acid, kleenex, teenage boys, gg allin singing to a baby, crass, lora logic, the foams, reconstruction, destruction, conspiracy theories, casual goths and tool.

Support from Dalston’s own Male Bonding.

And Chaps from Exeter

Cool