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Who Cares | Little Foxes, Split 7" // ORDER Now on Anomie Records

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• A Side - Who Cares, "Fan vs Man"
• B Side - Little Foxes, "Turn Around"
• 7" 45 RPM Vinyl
• Digital Download included with purchase
• Out of only 300!

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Duro CIA TOP // Interview

Anomie: Can you give us an idea of the climate of graffiti back when you started in the early 70s?

Duro: Wow! I started writing or better yet, I learned about writing back in 1971. My brother Skibo introduced me to the game. My knowledge of writing was very limited; I only know what I saw in my school, and in the streets of the Bushwick section of Brooklyn. My first encounter with writers was in my 6th grade class. One day I saw this kid tagging on the school tables, his writing name was Trouble, later he changes his name to Ouch, from the SSB crew. I love this writing because to me it was some kind of secret society, where only a few knew about it, I use writing to hide my pain of being tormented, it also give me a sense of identity, one that I could choose but I could still remain unknown. I also used writing to create a character, which could become anything that wanted to be where nobody would pick on me.

You were writing back in the very early 70s, do you remember whom else you saw up at the time, how competitive was it?

From 1971 to about 1975, I only knew about my friends in school that were tagging with me, but on the trains, I use to see a lot of the TOP crew, like IN TOP, MICKEY 729 AKA TOTOP, and HURST AKA OITOP. I had just moved to the East New York section of Brooklyn, where I met CRAZY DIKE, SID THE KID, and their cousin Crazy Ik. I learned from them, back then they were kings of all the lines.
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Who Cares - Teenage Ego Trip // FREE Download

We have been saying that Who Cares is THE TRUTH for many moons because they always deliver quality music. Teenage Ego Trip is no different. Upon my first listen I felt like Ernie made his "Buhloone Mindstate." The album tells a story about putting art before everything, true love & tragic loss. Dusty Brown provides the production, Andrew Southard (Young Aundee) on keyboard/vocals, Jammal Tarkington on sax/flute/vocals
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Cope2 Interview

First off let's start off with a blast from the past. Tell us about how you got into graffiti and what it was like painting the New York City subway system back in the late 1970s and 80s.

Pier Interview

You paint a lot of metal. What do you think of the North American freight scene right now versus back when you started in the 90s?

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We already have some epic interviews and other features lined up for issue 8 of the magazine. All Submissions will be scrutinized, if its GOOD it might get in: Anomie1 Magazine, P.O. Box 162042, Sacramento, CA 95816. Be sure to include a S.A.S.E., if you want your junk back or we keep it or throw it away. Digital Content: info@anomie1.com. To you females out there, we always have a special place for your nudes!

Stones Throw Records approached Burlesque of North America about designing and printing a concert poster for his royal flyness, the one and only boogie funk ambassador DaM-FunK, they jumped at the chance! Mike Davis put together this design for Dam's upcoming performances in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Screenprinted by Ben LaFond.

Be sure to check out the photo essay on Stones Throw's website following the printing process as we worked on putting this poster together.

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Though some Futura fans may not already know it, he's a massive baseball fan. So it's no surprise that Nike Sportswear decided to bring him on board once again for this latest Be True collaboration. The result is a capsule collection released by Nike Sportswear in cooperation with the New York Yankees to help usher in Baseball Season's 2010 Opening Day. The collection is inspired by a genuine love for sport and showcases an entirely new remix of Yankees graphics, slogans and iconography released on both apparel and footwear.

Being an all around nice guy and good friends with the whole crew, Futura dropped by the studio the other day to discuss baseball, the Yankees and this latest collab. We just posted a short video brought to you by Also Known As and 12ozProphet highlighting some of it.

Read more and watch the NIKE x FUTURA x BE TRUE video on 12ozProphet:
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Also be sure to check out Futura interview on 12ozProphet:
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