UPPERS DOWNERS & IN BETWEEN

FUCT presents a killer rare and trippy psychedelic rock mixtape assembled by Zac Hendrix. This mixtape is in perfect form coming in super hot for summer. It definitely won’t disappoint so download, crack a coldie, and enjoy!!

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Escape From SOTY Island


Super heavy new video brought to you by Volcom and Thrasher Magazine. Featuring David Gonzalez, Grant Taylor, Collin Provost, Pedro Barros, Louie Lopez, and Geoff Rowley.

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Drop Out Orchestra: Mix Session March / April 2013


Here comes the latest and the greatest by our favorite feel good Swedish duo Drop Out Orchestra. There is a lot of fresh new material by these two in the mix. Grab it below and take it for a spin. Skål! (Cheers, in Swedish).


TRACKLIST:
01. Drop Out Orchestra – Red Beans
02. Rampue – Mama Was a Progrocker
03. Drop Out Orchestra vs KRS-One – Sound of da Police
04. Drop Out Orchestra – Trees, Grass and Stones
05. Alphabet City – Colder Boogie (Pete Herbert Mix)
06. Richard Seaborne – The Reasons Why (Flash Atkins Mix)
07. Rodney Hunter – Midas
08. Black Box – Ride On Time / Loleatta Holloway – Love Sensation / Lindstrom & Todd Terje – Lanzarote (diskJokke Remix) // DOO Edit
09. Final Djs feat Gin Joints – City Nights (Knightbots Remix)
10. Jesse Oliver – Oceans
11. Sleaz ft Villanova – Beautiful

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CAZA


Back before there was Kazaa, there was CAZA, the pseudonym of the French comic artist Philippe Cazaumayou. He began his career in advertising but quickly transitioned into comics where he mainly focused on science fiction. In his later years he worked on numerous animated French films. His style is quite dark and very graphic. Scroll down and step into the mind of CAZA…








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Keiichi Tanaami


Keiichi Tanaami was born in 1936 in Tokyo, and is one of the leading pop artists of postwar Japan. He has been active as a multi-genre artist since the 1960s as a graphic designer, illustrator, video artist, and fine artist. His career really started taking off during the 1960s during the hippie movement where he designed album covers for bands such as The Monkees and Jefferson Airplane. Later he went on to become the first art director for the Japanese edition of Playboy in 1975. He then suffered from a pulmonary edema where he hovered in a fragile state between life and death and suffered frequent hallucinations. During this time in the 80s and 90s is where a lot of his really twisted and crazier work came into light. Now at 77 he is still going as strong as ever with his very graphic and psychedelic aesthetic that has won him worldwide notoriety. This year he collaborated with Stüssy and designed some killer tees and last year he was honored at the world renown Art Basel in Miami. Good on you Keiichi, may you keep on keeping on for many more years to come brother.









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Celebration at Big Sur – 1969


Here is Celebration at Big Sur in its entirety. This film documents the 1969 Big Sur Folk Festival in Big Sur, California. The event went down on the weekend of September 13–14, 1969, just one month after Woodstock, featuring music by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (CSNY), Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell and others.









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