Random Access Memories

Stream Daft Punk’s new album in its entirety over on iTunes (just click ‘View in iTunes)

Stream Daft Punk’s new album in its entirety over on iTunes (just click ‘View in iTunes)
ESG, Swangin’ & Bangin’, 1995
You’ll want headphones for Clayton Cubitt’s project involving pretty ladies reading books while someone out of screen gets at them with a vibrator. This one features the beautiful Stoya.

In other Detroit news: Looks like China is establishing roots in the American Auto Industry.
Shutterbugs: Kiditentiary
A selection of people who were inside the Frieze tent around 4:30 pm on Thursday afternoon.
Photographs by Christos Katsiaouni

The Persistent Cult of Arrested Development by Will Leitch
Also, check the trailer for Season 4 of Arrested Development after the jump
Sorry guys…

Once a hub in ’90s Hip-Hop, brownstone Brooklyn is now just hip. A nice history lesson here.
Synchronized Motorcycling by the Roman Police in 1953
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25 Grams is a feature that culls pictures from some of our favorite instagram feeds.
HuskMitNavn is an artist living and working in Copenhagen, Denmark.
He can be followed on instagram at @huskmitnavn1

We are pleased to present our 175th installment of Sound Advice featuring Seb Gorey. GOREY is a Parisian artist living and working in New York City. Tonight (5/11) along with the PAL (Peace and Love) Crew, GOREY is featured in PALINGENESIS, a group show at a KLUGHAUS pop-up space at 154 Stanton St. in the LES.
Sound Advice 175
01. Pauvre Lola by Serge Gainsbourg
02. Good Morning Girl by David Bowie
03. It’s Alright by ESG
04. King Kong Five by Mano Negra
05. Description of a Fool by A Tribe Called Quest
06. Uptown by Prince
07. Rhymes Like Dimes by MF Doom ft. Cucumber Slice
08. Soul Flower (Remix) by The Pharcyde
09. Everything Is Fair by A Tribe Called Quest
10. Moody by ESG
11. Roller Skates by Steel Pulse
12. Happiness by Black Uhuru
13. Marcus by Gladiators
14. Bekoor by Youssou N’Dour
15. Brigadier Sabari by Alpha Blondy
16. I Faram Gami I Faram by Mulatu Astatke
17. Funk Ad by Daft Punk

Besides boobs, there’s nothing we like more than art and rap music. So this folk art painting of NWA’s Straight Outta Compton cover is right up our alley. It’s available in the Tent Shop, for just $150. Gangsta, gangsta.
—Zio
D’Angelo Barksdale breaks down “The Great Gatsby” on The Wire.
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