Showing posts with label Making the Rounds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Making the Rounds. Show all posts

Jun 23, 2010

Making Da' Rounds- OK Go's "End Love"

10:55 AM



Once again, Chitown's OK Go brings another zany, creative, teletubby-inspired work out video that shows how whiteboys can dance (cos of post-production yo!).



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Jun 16, 2010

Making Da' Rounds: Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds

10:39 AM

E3 2010 brought da funk with the latest update on a classic game. Sick graphics, full of color and sick super and ultra moves, gamers worldwide will be jizzinderpants Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Worlds.


Looks as fun as the original with a more penciled look as if the characters are jumping right out of comic book.


Revil in this crazy ass game that includes everyone from Captain America and Deadpool to Dante of Devil May Cry and Chris Redfield from Resident Evil. Get a taste!






And how damn fab is the promotional shirts and posters that they were swagging out at E3...look for these mofos on Ebay...




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Jun 7, 2010

Making the Rounds: Switch - A Short Film

7:07 AM

The first thing I really enjoyed about my first visit to Savannah, Ga. was the historic town's ordinance that allows people to drink alcoholic beverages on the streets in a cups.

The second was bar hopping and toasting drinks with the creative minds of Savannah College of Arts and Design .

Enjoy Tyson Hesse's recent thesis Switch.





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Jan 12, 2010

Making The Rounds: Snowgoons - Trojan Horse

3:33 PM



What ever you're listening to, squash it. Simply put it down and fill your ears with some original hip-hop sounds. Snowgoons comes through with a number of head nodding tracks to get lost in. With their second album release of 2009, Trojan Horse knocks it with great beats and their signature orchestrative sound. The rhyming has great collaborative flow and hard rhymes. Trojan Horse is a gritty and strong album with definite soundtrack/cinematic potential; think London shoot outs or L.A. car chases. The popular German production crew will continue to shape underground hip-hop for a long time coming. Enjoy the following tracks: King Kong and Git Cha Gully.









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