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An interesting read on denim, and the relationship we have shared with so many pairs amongst our time line. You can find this article in the new issue of Men’s Journal on your local newstand.
POSTED August 19th, 2010, IN Lifestyle
Photo courtesy of Paddy Corea
Demon Fuzz was a group of seven young musicians who came together after emigrating to London in the early 1960s. Since 1948, the British government had been encouraging people in the Commonwealth to settle in England, in hopes of replenishing that country’s war-depleted work population; a happy by-product was that before long, many a West Indian riddim could be heard emanating from the clubs and street corners in big cities like Birmingham and London.
Stylistically, Demon Fuzz’s single album, 1970’s Afreaka!, is hard to pin down. But then, I guess that’s the point. Demon Fuzz went out of their way to keep people guessing; at gigs, they’d let people assume they were a reggae band, only to launch into some African-influenced jazz/rock number. Jaws hit the floor and feet started tapping. “We were different, totally different,” says Demon Fuzz trombonist Clarance Crosdale.
Interview via Wax Poetics
Great Photography skills by Luke Gilford, which can be found on his web site lukegilford.com
Verbal in Tokyo from the Selby collection. Alongside is Tatsuya Matsui for Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Press 2010 collection.
Philippe Starck – designer and jasmine starck at their home in Paris
Casey and Van Neistat at their Studio in New York City
POSTED July 8th, 2010, IN Lifestyle
