ARSENIC NEW STUFF

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Vans Vault x MLB Oakland Athletics Chukka LX for Bows & Arrows

The next release in the Vault by Vans and Major League Baseball Opening Day Collection is an Oakland Athletics Chukka LX. Just 12 pairs of the Oakland sneaker were produced and will be available Monday, April 5 at 11 am only at Bows & Arrows in Berkeley. Again, a matching Majestic Authentic Jersey will also be on sale. The Oakland Athletics play host to the Seattle Mariners that evening in the home opener for Oakland.

LISTEN UP! Vampire Weekend - Giving Up The Gun

US four-piece Vampire Weekend are back and bashing out their preppy-indie rock tunes for our listening pleasure. 'Giving Up The Gun' the third release from latest album Contra, is a twinkling delight of song building in a crescendo of cascading sound and warmly delighting in only a way New Yorkers Vampire Weekend can.

The videos also a joy to behold as it centres on a tennis match in which a young woman faces off against Joe Jonas; Jake Gyllenhaal, who swigs from a flask and rips off his jeans; and Lil Jon, who sports a Panama hat and speaks in subtitled French. The match is judged by the Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA, wdressed like a character from The Matrix...ENJOY!

Cha-Cha The Fellowship - Debut Album Details Revealed

Our latest tip for 'bands destined for greatness' is Cha-Cha. This fellowship of individually talented songwriters, initially brought together by a phonographic love for The Virgins, The Strokes, The Police and Phoenix, have finally emerged from their London hideout to introduce themselves. Cha-Cha have had a busy first year together writing, recording and performing their debut album, ‘We Are...’, and are now finally ready for you to take notice.

Having crafted what the self-confessed perfectionists describe as "a cross between dirty pop hymns and offbeat disco rock", Cha-Cha hit the London gig circuit in March 2009 and soon found the demand for their 4-track demo CD going way beyond their control, as new fans witnessing their truly energetic live performances became eager to take something else beside the memories home - all the while the tactful trio still aiming to remain relatively under the radar until their pop-fuelled debut album was ready.

Cha-Cha, which features Blain McGuigan on lead vocals/bass, Alex Cameron Ward on secondary vocals/guitar, and Samuel Garbutt on drums, use a variety of synths, noises and looped effects to significantly boost their distinctly three-piece sound to another level. With a primary focus on vocal hooks, driving basslines, jingly guitars and danceable beats, the band want to get as many feet moving, heads bopping and hands clapping for as long as you’ll let them.

Cha-Cha recently returned from the studio with their ten-track debut album ‘We Are...’ in hand, which is due for release via newly established Pop Noodle Records in April 2010. Having released debut single ‘Phonographic Love’ in January, the currently unreleased album is starting to attract a strong and impatient interest from newly discovered fans. With a nationwide tour currently being planned and big support slots already in the pipeline, 2010 looks set to become an exciting year for the band who up until now have been deliberately avoiding the limelight until their album was ready - and now that it is, it’s their time to shine.

For more info on Cha-Cha, visit www.myspace.com/wearechacha

LEGAL NEW STUFF

LEGAL memperkenalkan produk baru,dimana produk local ini memang mengkonsenkan diri untuk berada di garis skatewear.ada boxer bermotif tyedye dan berlogo icon dari legal itu sendiri,dan juga longpants .check this out!!

SUICIDAL TENDENCIES

The story so far
Judging from their name, Suicidal Tendencies were never afraid of a little controversy. Formed in Venice, CA, during the early '80s, the group's leader from the beginning was outspoken vocalist Mike Muir. The outfit specialized in vicious hardcore early on -- building a huge following among skateboarders, lending a major hand in the creation of skatepunk -- before turning their focus eventually to thrash metal. Early on, the group (whose original lineup included Muir, guitarist Grant Estes, bassist Louiche Mayorga, and drummer Amery Smith) found it increasingly difficult to book shows, due to rumors of its members' affiliation with local gangs and consistent violence at their performances. The underground buzz regarding Suicidal Tendencies grew too loud for labels to ignore though, as the quartet signed on with the indie label Frontier; issuing Muir and company's classic self-titled debut in 1983. The album quickly became the best-selling hardcore album up to that point; its best-known track, "Institutionalized," was one of the first hardcore punk videos to receive substantial airplay on MTV, and was eventually used in the Emilio Estevez cult classic movie Repo Man, as well as in an episode for the hit TV show Miami Vice (for which the group made a cameo appearance).

Suicidal Tendencies proved influential for future speed/thrash metal bands, but despite its early success, the quartet's reputation preceded them, as no other record label was willing to take them on (in addition, Los Angeles banned the group from playing around this time, lasting until the early '90s). Not much was heard from the group for several years afterward (leading many to believe that Suicidal had broken up), but Muir and company eventually found a home with Caroline Records. By this time, half of the original lineup had left; Muir and Mayorga were the only holdovers, while guitarist Rocky George and drummer R.J. Herrera rounded out the group. 1987 saw the release of Suicidal's sophomore release, Join the Army, which spawned another popular skatepunk anthem, "Possessed to Skate," as more and more metal heads began to be spotted in Suicidal's audience. Soon after, Suicidal was finally offered a major-label contract (with Epic), as another lineup change occurred: Mayorga exited the band, while newcomer Bob Heathcote took his spot; and a second guitarist, Mike Clark, was added as well. This Suicidal lineup's first album together, 1988's How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today, showed that their transformation from hardcore to heavy metal was now complete, as did a compilation of two earlier EPs, 1989's Controlled by Hatred/Feel Like Shit...Déjà

Suicidal's first release of the new decade, 1990's Lights, Camera, Revolution, was another success; its video for the explosive "You Can't Bring Me Down" received repeated airings on MTV's Headbanger's Ball program, while the album (in addition to the Controlled by Hatred comp) would be certified gold in the U.S. a few years later. The release also signaled the arrival of new bassist Robert Trujillo, whose penchant for funk added a new element to the group's sound. The group tried to broaden their audience even further by opening a string of arena shows for prog-metallists Queensrÿche during the summer of 1991. Their next release, 1992's The Art of Rebellion, proved to be one of Suicidal's most musically experimental albums of their career. Muir and Trujillo also teamed up around this time for a funk metal side project, Infectious Grooves (including several other participants, such as Jane's Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins) and issued a debut release, The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move. Upset that the group's classic debut had been out of print for several years by this point, Muir decided to re-record the entire record with Suicidal's '90s lineup under the title of Still Cyco After All These Years.

But after one more release, 1994's Suicidal for Life, Suicidal Tendencies decided to hang it up. A pair of compilations were issued in 1997: a best-of set, Prime Cuts, plus Friends & Family. Muir and Trujillo continued to issue further Infectious Grooves releases (Sarsippius' Ark and Groove Family Cyco), in addition to Muir pursuing a solo career under the alias of Cyco Miko (Lost My Brain Once Again) and Trujillo touring and recording as part of Ozzy Osbourne's solo band (appearing on Osbourne's 2001 release, Down to Earth). Muir formed a new version of Suicidal Tendencies in the late '90s (with Clark being the only other familiar face), resulting in such further studio releases as 1999's Freedumb and 2000's Free Your Soul and Save My Mind. Muir and Trujillo joined forces once more for a fourth Infectious Grooves studio release in 2000, Mas Borracho; while another Cyco Miko release surfaced, Schizophrenic Born Again Problem Child, along with a follow-up up to their earlier compilation, Friends & Family, Vol. 2. Now the band will be back with their brand new album for 2009.......

Line-up 2009
Mike Muir - Vocals, Mike Clark - Guitars, Eric Moore - Drums, Dean Pleasants - Guitars, Steve Brunner - Bassguitars

GRINDONESIA TOUR 2010

URBAN GARAGE FESTIVAL

NAJASY NEW TEES!!

Pada awal bulan ini ..produk local najasy mengeluarkan 2 new design untuk tshirt
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LET THE BIRD SHOUT UP!!

TOMANG UNTUK JEMBATAN DAN SKATEFUN!!

wuiha...di tomang ternyata ada spot yang lumayan menarik juga
sory ini pic terakhir di kita dapet ,dicky baox success to olie and backside olie
di court pasar minggu
ini picture eksis buat di tag in,mennya ntaran dulu deh (bisa kali)..haha
going sekarang jadi tukang tambal aspal,,,biasa job sampingan..haha
we are.....

LAPANGAN FOR JUMPS...

Dihari nyepi kita mencoba berfun ria dengan the homies.kita coba bercheckspot ria di lingkungan ucok AKA coky.,,yap bertempat di komplek pertanian ada sebuah lapangan serba guna..emm lumyan juga buat di drop..hehe
come on check this spot!!Ternyata ada 3 sepatu yang sama ....dasar warux erix dong..haha
Pemanasan otak

going and ertiz trying to kick flip..(gapnya lumayan juga euy)

RICKO aka IBOB for puinkskate contest

yap,,beberapa hari yang lalu diadakan acara skatecontect yang bertempat di pademangan,tanjung priok
saya mengambil beberapa PICTURE yang dibantu oleh TORO
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Puink Skatepark Competition Photos

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