Mishka is having a sample sale!
Sale Details Are As Follow, Please Read!
For $350, the first 20 people in line Friday, Saturday, & Sunday* can fill up a Duffel Bag with as much of Anything you can fit inside of it with the zipper still closing comfortably. New Eras will be behind the counter and must be requested to prevent any damage stuffing them into a bag may cause them.
*While Supplies Last
If you are not one of the 20 people you can choose to shop with either of the two following options for the rest of the day…
1. $200 Duffel Bag Stuff*
$200 gets you a Duffel Bag which you can fill with the zipper closing comfortably with the following restrictions:
- Limit of 1 New Era, 1 Jacket and 1 pair of Denim per duffel.
- 1 per customer, per day!
- Value of entire Duffel cannot exceed $500 total based on sample sale prices.
*While Supplies Last
2. Per Individual Item
Expect savings up to 50% - 85% off current collections as well as an assortment of samples from Spring/Summer/Fall 08 Collections.
$15 T-Shirts, $25 Hoodies & Crewnecks, $25 New Eras, $40 Sweaters & Cardigans, $60 Jackets, $25 Bags, $45 Denim & $40 Shorts.
NEW ITEMS WILL BE BROUGHT OUT EACH & EVERY DAY!!! CASH ONLY!!!
But the savings don’t end with just us! As Yoko Devereux is having a sample sale of their own just a few doors down! $20 - $100 including printed t-shirts, jersey cardigans and polos as well as skinny twill pants. Plus 75% off all Fall/Winter 2007 sale items
And once your done shopping head over across the street to Trophy Bar for $2 beers and $4 Margaritas! And when you’re good and drunk and feeling a bit hungry just head on down the block to Moto for brunch or dinner!
350 Broadway
J/M/Z Trains to Marcy
G Train to Broadway
Fri / Sat, 12 - 8
Sun, 12 - 6
full size flier here
This weekend pops off proper tonight with the Bicycle Film Fest's party entitled Bikes Rock! at Studio B
Then Tomorrow night is the Dear Velo art show!
...and Friday night is the beginning of the Film Festival!
Also on Friday is the Bootlegged Peel Sessions contest. Here's a Gmap for you out-of-towners.
9pm SHARP!
Sponsors Include [but are not limited to]:
RED BULL!
Profile Racing
Bootleg Sessions [FREE BLS 2 DVDS!]
Urban Velo
Dave's Quality Meat
Mishka
Affinity Cycles
Laek House
Superflot
Milwaukee Cycles
Continuum Cycles
Also DON'T FORGET to catch the World Premier of Bootleg Sessions 2 at the Afterparty Saturday!
... well his Orange KHS anyway!
Read below via Bike Blog:
edit: I just realized how long this is, so I'll just link the original story!!
I have to say that one day when I roll through Japan with my track bike, I hope to ride with the Jan and 3Bancho guys. After all the pretentious shit-talking American fixed gear riders give on the internet, I've never heard Kyoichi or any of the other guys talk negatively about this new sport. Maybe they're more mature, or maybe that's the unfortunate by-product of the internet. Regardless, after all is said and done, they enjoy riding and riding hard.
Cog Magazine has a new article on these dudes in their 3rd issue. Read it here! Cog has once again released a killer issue filled with interesting tidbits and bad-ass pictures. But I read it for the articles!
Big ups guys! I shoulda named my "360" spin after a gummy candy... Maybe I'll call it a Twizzler!
Trends publisher PSFK recently released a Snapshot report on some of the most innovative ideas at the forefront of culture in the Bay area. PSFK traveled there to explore the region and "talk with tastemakers, opinion leaders and new businesses to better understand the cultural, consumer and business trends impacting this hotspot." The cover shows a sun-drenched image of a cyclist proudly holding up a fixed-gear bike, a true sign of the times.
- Available at Blurb
On view right now at the Met rooftop garden are three sculptures by renowned pop artist Jeff Koons that are on exhibit for the first time. Set against a stunning backdrop of the Manhattan skyline and Central Park, the sculptures are oversized, glossy, stainless steel representations of something small. There is a balloon dog, a red foil Valentine heart, and a silhouette of Piglet from Winnie the Pooh. I hope to check out the exhibit right at sunset one day, but any time would be worth the visit I'm sure!
Via XLR8R
Laurie "Appleblim" Osborne is a well-known name on the international dubstep circuit, but he's kept so busy running his Skull Disco imprint alongside Shackleton, helping out around the Tempa office, and working in the studio with other producers, he's only just gotten around to making his first mix CD.
Appropriately, it won't be just any set of tracks, but the sixth installment of Tempa's famed Dubstep Allstars series, which has previously seen N-Type, Skream, Youngsta, Hatcha, and others at the mixing board. The disc will feature a selection of classic tracks as well as new cuts from the likes of Skream, Pinch, 2562, Peverelist, and others, and hits stores on June 2.
Tracklisting 1. Peverelist "Gather" 2. Peverelist & Appleblim "Circling" 3. Pinch feat. Yolanda "Get Up" 4. 2562 "Moog Dub" 5. Martyn "Suburbia" 6. Jus Wan "Action Potential" 7. 2562 "Morvern Dub" 8. TRG & Selector Dub U "Harajuku" 9. Peverelist "Infinity Is Now" 10. Skream "Percression" 11. RSD "Pretty Bright Light" 12. Mungo's Hi Fi "Babylon" 13. Komonazmuk "Bad Apple" 14. Komonazmuk & Gatekeeper "Cheeky Herbert" 15. TRG "Decisions" 16. TRG "Put U Down "Ramadanman Remix" 17. TRG "Broken Hearts "Martyn Remix" 18. Geiom feat. Marita "Reminissin' Dubplate Version (Berkane Sol / Dub)"
The Brooklyn Bridge celebrated its 125th birthday tonight... not much else to say about it, but I think this pic from Amazing Jane's Flickr takes the cake.
BE THERE!
FRIDAY MAY 30TH
9pm
Meeker at Jackson
sponsored events
prizes
Footdown
Skids
Sprints
Freestyle
“Prolly Says”
Freestyle event will be broken into two groups:
‘new jacks’ and ‘jackasses’
working on the sponsors, expect a small entrance fee - like $3… Come After the first screening of the Bicycle Film Festival on Friday! Afterparty TBD
Video via WPBTV
The Richard Kern Capsule Collection by Mishka drops like these girl's panties SOON. Head over to the Pop Up shop on Nth5th and Bedford this weekend to cop! Or head over here and hit refresh constantly until they show up on the online store! Buy em all! Models not included. Although, you could probably buy their panties somewhere...
To see more NSFW action, head over to Staggstreet and peer through the lens of Ellen Stagg's camera. Ellen took the pictures for the Kern collection lookbook and has been featured in Mass Appeal, Life, Vice and other publications. Staggstreet is Ellen's sidework that focuses mostly on, well... naked people.
Will at Razor Apple took some shots from the 4th Annual Bicycle Fetish Day. Also check out Cycling WMD's Flickr Stream!
I had a great time. Multiple games of footdown, free-for-all freestyle and pretty much an all-day trick session. It's nuts seeing kids come up quick and strong. Wonka was hit by a car not too long ago and was in the IC ward for a few days. Now he's out and getting pitted harder than ever.
Julie did her now-and-soon-to-be-famous laydown and lit a cigarette, I smashed some spokes, dented a wheel and got some nasty tire burns from footdown while Tony was laying down tailwhips. As always, it's a great day filled with bikes of all kinds. We topped it off with burgers at Muggs.
This Monday we’re proud to bring you a new bi-weekly party called Manic.This is the brainchild between Passions (T&B), Star Eyes (T&B) and myself. The three of us have had a longtime obsession with goth/industrial (and all of it’s sub sects) but couldn’t stand the costumed vinyl vampire fetish association it’s developed thanks to most parties catering to it. So we decided to create a relaxed night playing the music we grew up on and have slowly been championing it to anyone willing to look past the negative and corny connotations that have unfortunately been attached to it over the past decade or so. We’ll be playing everything from Post-Punk, Death Rock, Goth, EBM, Industrial, Darkwave, Coldwave, New Wave & any other wave you can slap an adjective in front of!
We’re also beyond happy to be bringing this night to the Trophy Bar, which sits on our little stretch of Broadway in Williamsburg which is slowly but surely turning into quite the little scene!
So if you’re around with nothing to do on a Monday night come by, have a drink and enjoy some good dancy albeit very melodramatic tunage!
Trophy Bar 351 Broadway Williamsburg, Brooklyn J/M/Z to Marcy Ave. L Train to Lorimer G Train to Broadway
Will over at Razorapple took some shots from the Chari & Co opening tonight. I didn't make it, but I heard it was an awesome time!
DLT AXIS VERSION 1
constructivist piece, mdf with enamel and aerosol 140 x 120cm
2006
My favorite street-artist Boris Tellegen, aka DELTA has another gallery opening approaching in Europe at the Elms Lesters gallery.
Maybe one day he'll venture to the states and most likely NYC.
Another specialty track bike boutique is opening in the City. Charin & Co has their opening party this Sunday, May 11th from 6pm - 8pm. Swing on through and satisfy your NJS hunger.
image courtesy of Freshness
Chari & Co NYC 175 Stanton Street New York, NY 10002 www.chariandconyc.com
The City Reliquary Presents: The 4th Annual Bicycle Fetish Day
Saturday, May 10, 2008 12:00noon – 6:00 PM Havemeyer St. between Grand St. & Metropolitan Ave Afterparty 8pm –latepm at the City Reliquary: 370 Metropolitan Avenue. FREE!
A Street fair for your bicycle! Show off your ride and revel in the beauty of all types, styles, and genres of specialized, customized, and personalized bicycles. CONTESTS throughout the day: Best in Show, Best Vintage, Best Hand-made, Best Chopper, Best Small Wheel (includes foldable bikes), Wheelies, BMX tricks, Track bike tricks, Heaviest Bike, Ugliest Bike, and more. Games, Rides, Bike Beautification Station, Merch tables and more!
Live performances by the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, NYC’s finest street-art-protest-radical-marching-band-and-dance-troupe! DJs Stacher and Dirtyfinger from Black Label Bicycle Club laying down the tracks and inducing a dance riot! Burgers & dogs, both carnivorous & herbivorous for sale! Cheap beer to be enjoyed in the beautiful City Reliquary backyard / veranda! Peruse arts and crafts at local organizational tables. Come and enjoy the springtime and bring yer bike!
Free Afterparty to be held at the City Reliquary, 370 Metropolitan Avenue at Havemeyer, 8-late. Tunes provided by DJs Stacher and DirtyFinger.
Contact: The City Reliquary Museum, messages@cityreliquary.org www.cityreliquary.org, 718. R.U.CIVIC (718.782.4842) Getting there: Ride Yer Bike! or L train to Lorimer St.; G train to Metropolitan Ave.; J, M, Z train to Marcy Ave.
Mishka NYC, in their continuing support for the NYC and worldwide fixed-gear scene have linked the Peel Sessions in their Spotlight.
Keep watch for the Peel Sessions competitions this Spring and Summer and as always, weekly sessions every Thursday night. If you live in NYC and love your bike, come out!
Designer Hanyoung Lee has proposed this Virtual Wall to create a visible barrier between hasty drivers and pedestrians.
Via Yankodesign.
TRUE NORWEGIAN BLACK METAL
By Peter Beste
Exhibition May 9–June 7, 2008
Opening Reception: May 9, 6:00–8:00 pm
Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
521 W. 23rd Street, New York
Gallery Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11am to 6pm
Exhibitions in London, Stockholm, Oslo, Berlin, Los Angeles to follow
In the last two decades a bizarre and violent musical subculture called Black Metal has emerged in Norway. It has its roots in a heady blend of splatter movies, heavy metal music, Satanism, Pagan mythology and adolescent angst. In the early-mid 1990's, members of this extremist underground committed murder, burned down medieval wooden churches, and desecrated graveyards. What started as juvenile frenzy came to symbolize the start of a war against Christianity, a return to the worship of the ancient Norse gods, and the complete rejection of mainstream society.
American documentary photographer Peter Beste has spent the last eight years working in the milieu of this insulated and secretive community. Beste's access and insight has been absolutely without precedent, resulting in an amazing photographic journey. Beste has earned the respect and trust of this impenetrable, suspicious and often elitist community. With each visit Beste saw more, photographed more and eventually accumulated enough material for this book. True Norwegian Black Metal is a visual testimonial to this subculture. Peter Beste and editor Johan Kugelberg have created a unique photographic narrative that explores black metal from a truly visceral perspective.
With extensive contributions from the personal archive of Jon "Metalion" Kristiansen, publisher of the original Norwegian black metal publication Slayer Magazine, a unique opportunity is here presented to see original artifacts and ephemera from this secluded rock community, and to read accounts of these events in the words of the people who were actually there at the time.
True Norwegian Black Metal offers confrontational live performance photographs of a savage subculture set alongside the stark beauty and natural allure of a landscape often shrouded in darkness.
The book is comprised of 160 pages of photographs of the following bands/individuals: Nocturno Culto and Fenriz of Darkthrone, Necrobutcher, Hellhammer, Blasphemer, and Maniac of Mayhem, Samoth of Emperor, Frost of Satryicon, Enslaved, Abbath of Immortal, Gaahl, Infernus, King, and Kvitrafn of Gorgoroth, Nattefrost of Carpathian Forest, 1349, Dimmu Borgir, Ildjarn, Aura Noir, and many more. Interviews/Quotes from Frost (1349), Abbath (Immortal), Fenriz (Darkthrone), Gaahl (Gorgoroth). Essay by authors and Jon "Metalion" Kristiansen.
32 Pages from the personal archive of Jon "Metalion" Kristiansen. also includes original artifacts, photographs, ephemera, and personal accounts by Black Metal's key figures.
VICE Books is pleased to release this incredible document in America on May 15th 2008. VICE Books is distributed by powerHouse Books.