Better Never Than Late!

Sunday, 9 November 2008

BNTL BEDROOM & BREAKFAST BUMBA-PARTY!!

Brockley based gathering.. For Skream & Plastician - Deadly Rythm night at Amersham Arms.. was LOADS. Photos from Witts, Ben & Me B2B style.

Saturday, 8 November 2008

Got the call from Maxwell "Too Cold" Logan that we were to do pics of UK MC Smasher. So we took it the BNTL Millionaires Mansion, Thameside!! An already spectacular view was complimented by a fiery sunset...

Goin' on affluent.

Check Smasher on Myspace by clicking HERE!!

Passed by the Gherkin on the way home -

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Friday, 7 November 2008

Bait Normally (&) Thought Lacking

Cook-a-long live got a bit too much for me.
So I resorted to doing something I actually enjoy instead.
Yes, more light graffiti. Fairly similar to something I've done before.

Something of interest...

Loafin'

If only the sun still shined and you could rock these whilst sipping some brew and having a smoke in the local park...
Still, despite the weather conditions these are a strong release from Rootage and are a subtle and appreciated move away from the uniform boat shoe.

Is it just me or . .

Do you think its becoming a bit of a joke now ?
katy who ever the fuck she is (on the right), presenting the Ema's yesterday
wearing some whack Barack Obama dress.

Loving bntl like a fat kid loves cake.

FAILE exhibition

...and it's in SE11! see FAILE site for location

OurHistory01 - 20yrs of Acid House in association w/ Londonewcastle

An exhibition of graphic art, films & documentaries from club culture 1988-2008.

More than a niche musical genre or a sub culture of discontented youths - the exhibition includes some of the iconic images aligned with a genre rooted in the social, political and cultural climate of Britain in the late 1980s

Artists Jamie Reid (Back to Basics), Pez (Raindance, Desire, Telepathy), and Dave Little (Spectrum, Boys Own... first image) are exhibiting among others. Shamefully I don't have jpegs for any of the images I rate so you'll just have to reach to see the rest of the best

Runs from 7th-9th November @
Huntingdon Project Space, 28 Redchurch Street, London E2.
Opening Times: 10am – 8 pm, Sunday 10am – 5pm.

Lords of Dogtown

Not many days left to hit the streets with your board so if your feeling depressed then head to your local dvd store and pick up one of the finest skateboarding films to date. Lords Of Dogtown is the story of 'the Z boys' a group of kids who didnt want to do anything but surf and skate.

The great thing is that this film is based on a true story. Skaters Jay Adams (badderman, Tony Alva (ladies man) and Stacey Peralta (sensible man) revolutionised the sport of skateboarding back in the 1970's. Everything we do now was started by these 3 guys.

Their rise and fall is a beautiful story.

The film is cheesy in places but some of the scenes make up for it. Heath Ledger plays quite a big role with a nice performance while Tony Hawkes' guest appearance is jokes.

Enjoy.

Autumn in the shape of a Tee

It has literally been grey for days upon days. However fortunately today Croydon brightened up and the sun came out. With this occurrence I decided to knuckle down and work on creating some pano’s. They definitely still require some more work on the photography side and the Photoshop side. Obviously both images can be viewed on a larger scale if you wish to click on them!