Gangsta Brunch
posted on January 15th, 2008 by Tobias in Design, Stuff
via BBC Icecream
Picture of “my” top-dawg “Hitman Wally”: Afflicted Yard
A little Sunday entertainment. I love that spot (and the beer).
(via Jamaica Observations)
Jan Tißler, blogger and publisher of Upload magazine (German PDF-mag on Digital Publishing), recently asked the bloggers among his readers to write a post about three of their favourite blogs who they think have less readers than they deserve.
I don´t want to miss that chance to promote my favourite slept-ons, so here we go.
Number 1 is www.zokko.de (GER) – without a doubt Germany´s funniest blog. Since 1999, the Zokko-team (consisting of a bunch of creative souls from the heart of Bavaria: Munich) has constantly published texts, poems, songs, graphics, flash-games, picture-stories, wallpapers, stickers and videos that make you laugh your ass off. Their latest gimmicks are those thanksforaddingmeatmyspace-lookalike card-graphics and cut-out Helloween-masks which were seen on Helloween-parties from Passau to Prague. But despite some random mini-triumphs, their blog never really reached beyond the borders of Southern Germany. A shame. This is Studio Braun 2.0.
Number 2 is Ross Sheil´s blog on Jamaica (E). Straight from Kingston, Sheil (an English journalist who writes for the Jamaican Observer newspaper and has been working for the Jamaican Gleaner and First Magazine before) gives an interesting insight into his daily work as well as the politics and the social circumstances of the country he lives and works in – a country which is too often reduced to blunted tourist clichees.
And number 3 is Frank Gruber´s Voidboys (GER)-blog. Nice layout. Nice topics. But unfortunately – besides the opening of the Voidshop which carries those fantastic “Don´t Mess With Bayern”-shirts – it has been too quiet in the blog for quite a while now. I hope this blog won´t die but rather be back with a vengeance in 2008.
Just when you thought blogs are the new mags, Woofah – an UK-based, “independently produced fanzine covering dancehall, grime, dubstep, dub, bashment, roots and all points between” – hits you like a heavy bassline transformed into print. Number 1 was sold out in no time, #2 is to follow late 2007/early 2008. It will feature articles on dubstep MCs, a tribute to Ninjaman and an in review of the official DVD of the film Babylon. Keep your eyes and ears open and check the web-journals of some of Woohaa´s contributors in the meantime: Woebot, Shards, Fragments & Totems, Idle Thoughts for Idle Moments and Deeptime.
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