POSTER BOY: NYC SUBWAY POSTER GRAFFITI

Thanks to the crew at Friends We Love in NYC for this great video-short featuring Poster Boy...subway poster vandal & collagist.

Poster Boy, Artist + Vigilante :: Artist Profile from friendswelove.com on Vimeo.

DAIN 'COPASETIC' AT BROOKLYNITE GALLERY

I've just received my invite in the mail for DAIN's solo-show at Brooklynite Gallery. These babies are dope! Each invite is on a unique vintage photograph that has been individually graffiti'd by DAIN and arrives in an antiqued or tea-stained envelope...pretty f'in cool!

Brooklyn born artist DAIN uses the platform for his first solo show to take us back to a time when life was simpler---the 1940’s. The good ol’ days as some might call them--- New York City Style. A time when words like cosmopolitan, elegant and modest, were a lot more relevant. A time when families spent the day on amusement rides at Coney Island and in the evening common folk mixed with celebrities in nightclubs like the Copacabana. The term “copasetic” meant that everything was fine and dandy. Even as war news dominated the headlines, a craving for fun and refuge abounded . . . a diversion. Much like today when the economy looms large and America’s still at war, we too need a diversion. DAIN’s work and installations for “COPASETIC” will create just that. Infusing the glamour and glitz of the 1940’s together with a Brooklyn working class edge, he seeks to turn back the hands of time— Even if we were never there before.

"Copasetic" Sept 12-Oct 10
Brooklynite Gallery
334 Malcolm X Blvd
Brooklyn, NY 11233
347.405.5976

Check out DAIN's Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=dain+street+art&s=rec

SOLVE: MURDERED GRAFFITI ARTIST

In June of 2008 Brendan SOLVE Scanlon was murdered in Chicago, from some douchebag at a house party if my memory serves me correctly. Brendan was a graffiti/street artist and his friends have created a memorial campaign to giveaway SOLVE stickers to people worldwide as a symbol of nonviolence and to honor Brendan’s life.
Check out the SOLVE website for your free SOLVE stickers, post them (of course legally), send in your pictures, note the location and they'll post it on their website. They take donations too.

GUY RICHIE'S SHERLOCK HOLMES STARRING ROBERT DOWNEY JR

Writer & Director Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes hits theaters Christmas day. It's said that this is Robert Downey Jr's (as Sherlock) most physically grueling movie in his career to date. Sex Kitten Jude law is Watson and also stars Rachael McAdams.

Robert has come a long, long way from from his portrayal as a crackhead in the 1987 film Less Than Zero...which was strangely a deja vu, flash-forward to a riddled drug addled real life some years later. He had a few really insane years, in and out of court, in and out of crackhouses only to shock the shit out of us with his epic role as Ironman. Up until this point in his career, Ironman was his best ever work. Many people thought it a fluke, that he got lucky, that he couldn't do it again. Wrong, he'll kill it in this role as Sherlock Holmes, I'll put a bankroll on it.

This film is sure to be the single best piece of work Sir Ritchie has done since he dumped The Madge.

SHANE ACKER'S 9: THE MOVIE

An action-packed adventure, director Shane Acker’s animated fantasy epic 9 is the feature-length expansion of his Academy Award-nominated 2004 short film of the same name. The screenplay for the feature is by Pamela Pettler (Monster House). Produced by Tim Burton (Beetlejuice, Nightmare before Christmas) and Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted).

The time is the too-near future. Powered and enabled by the invention known as the Great Machine, the world’s machines have turned on mankind and sparked social unrest, decimating the human population before being largely shut down.

But as our world fell to pieces, a mission began to salvage the legacy of civilization; a group of small creations was given the spark of life by a scientist in the final days of humanity, and they continue to exist post-apocalypse. Another of their own, #9 (voiced by Elijah Wood), emerges and displays leadership qualities that may help them survive and possibly even thrive. The conflicted but resilient tribe already includes #1 (Christopher Plummer), a domineering war veteran and the group’s longtime leader; #2 (Martin Landau), a kindly but now-frail inventor; #3 and #4, scholarly twins who communicate nonverbally and mostly with each other; #5 (John C. Reilly), a stalwart and nurturing engineer; #6 (Crispin Glover), an erratic artist beset by visions; #7 (Jennifer Connelly), a brave and self-sufficient warrior; and #8 (Fred Tatasciore), the none-too-bright muscle and enforcer for #1.

With their group so few, these “stitchpunk” creations must summon individual strengths well beyond their own proportions in order to outwit and fight against still-functioning machines, one of which is a marauding mechanized beast. In the darkness just before the dawn, #9 rallies everyone of his number to band together.

Official 9 website here.

GWAR: CHICAGO 12.07

Fuckin' GWAR molest Chicago, again, December 7th. These sons of bitches slay live...they kill it! Warning: don't sit in the front row, unless you want to be splattered and not splattered in blue liquid like when you and your momma went to see that wussy Blue Man Group, but splattered in blood & jizz ala GWAR.

GWAR live at House of Blues Chicago 12.07

SKINNY PUPPY vs THE B-BOYS

I know you Skinny Puppy fans will feel uncomfortable by the Goth's in this video battling the B-Boys, but if you've been a real fan for any length of time, then you obviously know that the Skinny Puppy sound is essentially hip-hop...a whole other level of hip-hop, but hip-hop no less, no, not like some Kanye West shit, but fundamentally hip-hop.
Case in point: Skinny Puppy's Stairs and Flowers is really an old school electro hip hop track by Bronx-bred Mantronix from way back in 1985...check out the attached videos and see for yourself. Because Skinny Puppy was so fuckin talented and re-interpreted hip-hop on a whole new scary level is why I first flipped out and went crazy over them. Word to your mother.

PS: Kanye, you and your $2000 Louis Vuitton pink sneakers suck, a lot, a whole lot.

SKINNY PUPPY: CHICAGO NOVEMBER 9th

The last time I saw these guys, christ, 20-ish years ago...I'll have to take the 5th, but trust me, it was worth it.
Skinny Puppy live at The House of Blues Chicago November 9th.

THE CULT 'LOVE': CHICAGO 09.02

The Cult are finally touring and they are playing their best album, ever, Love. Yup, that's the album a wee bit before Rick Rubin of Def Jam went and over-produced their sound and 'Rick Rubin-a-fied' the whole shit-show. Thanks Rick, you big lumberjack! Any ways, like I said, The Cult are back and they're playing the entire Love album, sweet soul sister, yes! and for you Cult purists, who will of course swear you were their number one fan long before I was, which I fuckin doubt, I said 'best Cult album', that means as The Cult, not Death Cult, not The Southern Death Cult, but yes, "The Cult". umm crap, now that I went off the deep end and said all that, I'm torn between the Love album and the Dreamtime album. Hell, I think the only reason I'm not voting Dreamtime as their best is because I really hate the chick I was dating when I first bought that LP...but, if I wasn't dating her, Dreamtime would maybe be my pick.

Oh man, before I forget: The Cult - Love Live at The House of Blues Chicago 09.02

Here's some verbage I lifted from their MySpace page:

"The Cult is hitting the road again!! They will be performing the entire 1985 album LOVE live in it's entirety on this tour!!"

http://profile.myspace.com/cultmusic

MOTORHEAD: CHICAGO 08.30

Holy Shit! Motorhead invade Chicago Sunday September 30th! This is a little boys dreams come true. I've been waiting to see Motorhead for over 20 fuckin years. They're headlining at Chicago's House of Blues 08.30 and are backed by the Reverend Horton Heat and Sister Sin. Oh, and I found a teaser to the new Lemmy movie...gotta see that, too!

ZZ TOP: HOUSE OF BLUES in CHICAGO SEPT 4th

ZZ Top live at Chicago's House of Blues, Friday September 4th. Hee Haw! I love the hell out of these good ol' boys, but 73 bucks to see them?! Shit-Dang and Boy Howdy! Do I miss the days of seeing them in a stadium for $12 with 3 other headliners! Some 30 years later, ticket prices soar, but ZZ Top still kicks a whole heck of a lot of ass!
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to collect some empty aluminum cans and drop them off at the recycling facility until I have enough cash to buy myself a ticket. I hope that the HOB accepts coins!

GRAFFITI PIECEBOOK BATTLE: PARIS FRANCE

RUEDIONE just posted a new slideslow of PIECEBOOK BATTLE, at the Foundation Cartier, Paris France. Hosted by CHINO, sasha jenkins and JONONE.
RUEDIONE is an amazing photographer and has a fuckin amazing blog...do yourself a huge favor, check it out.

http://www.ruedione.com/blog

THE RAPING OF THE SEX PISTOLS...AND YET AGAIN

The Sex Pistols iconic album titled 'Never Mind the Bullocks, Here's the Sex Pistols' has been used by Big Bowl to advertise their chain of Asian influenced (loosely stated) restaurants. The original album art represented one of the best known catalysts for the Punk Rock music movement, ever...The Sex Pistols.
Jamie Reid was the artist whose 'cut & paste-DIY' style created one of the most universally well known album covers to date.
I find it mighty insulting that Big Bowl - Fresh Chinese and Thai (one of many in the 'Lettuce Entertain You' chain of restaurants) has felt some strange sort of connection to the The Sex Pistols with their 'Never Mind Chinatown...' campaign. What the hell could they (Big Bowl) be thinking? Do they feel that they too are all about anarchy and making bold, life changing statements? Take it from me, I've dined on some Big Bowl before and I can assure you that the only thing that changed in my life was my drawers. A poor attempt at Asian food and a poor attempt at being cool. Hey, Big Bowl, kiss my bollocks!

55DSL X ADIDAS ORIGINALS: 15 FUCKIN YEARS

Just grabbed the video of 55DSL's 15th Anniversary shoe. They've teamed up, yet again with Adidas Originals and will be releasing the 55DSL X Adidas Original 'Nizza' to celebrate their 15th Fuckin Anniversary.
A very select few Diesel Company stores (15 to be exact) nationwide will carry the footwear...I know for a fact the Diesel store in Chicago will carry these prizes.
Release date: September Fuckin 15th, for Fuckin 15 days only, yo.

MASSIVE ATTACK X 3D

Massive Attack EP- 10.05.09

Lead track 'Splitting The Atom' features D, G and Horace Andy, while TV On The Radio frontman Tunde Adebimpe guests on 'Pray For Rain'. The EP also has remixes of two new tracks. 'Psyche' featuring Martina Topley-Bird mixed by Van Rivers & The Subliminal Kid, while the Guy Garvey fronted 'Bulletproof Love' is stripped back to a minimalist reworking by Christoff Berg.
The band will release their fifth studio album in February 2010. Massive Attack collaborate with Damon Albarn, Hope Sandoval, Martina Topley-Bird, Guy Garvey and Tunde Adebimpe on the forth coming album release.

The founding member of Massive Attack, Robert Del Naja aka 3D's paintings and graphic design works have represented the music of his band for over a decade, from the symbolic cover art of Blue Lines and Protection.
Before Massive Attack, 3D was one the UKs pioneering graffiti artists and ran with the notorious Wild Bunch crew of the 1980s.
Lazarides gallery hosted a 3D 'War Stories' exhibition in March & April of '08. 3D has also collabed with James LaVelle of UNKLE & Mo' Wax fame.

CODY HUDSON aka STRUGGLE IN X SLARAFFENLAND

Denmark's Slaraffenland dropped their newest 7" single titled "Meet and Greet"...a sneak peek at their new album 'We're On Your Side' and features the exclusive B-Side "My Bad Ways" (from their album-recording session). Colored vinyl features artwork by Chicago's Cody Hudson aka Struggle Inc. Slaraffenland's full-length CD & LP is set to drop Sept 15th.
The 1st 100 singles purchased from the Hometapes website ($7 postage paid in the US) have been signed and doodled on by Cody Hudson, himself. SWEET! I just bought 2!
Get the official low-down from their website: www.slaraffenland.net or hit their MySpace and 'friend' them: www.myspace.com/slaraffenland

TROY LOVEGATES aka OTHER: GRAFFITI

Troy 'other' Lovegates on Flickr...an amazing collection of wheatpastes, lino prints & graffiti'd trains.

ISLANDS FOLD: ZINES, ZINES, ZINES

The Canadian crew at Islands Fold have an amazing bunch of 'zines and artist prints for sale.

HIS NAME IS ALIVE by THE BORTHERS QUAY

HNIA "can't go wrong without you" video from The Brothers Quay'

MARYLIN MANSON: TOURNIQUET-PROSTHETIC DANCE RMX

Manson's 'tourniquet-prosthetic dance rmx' directed by Floria Sigismondi. The imagery & influences reek heavily of the photography of Joel Peter Witkin.

TRICKY 'MAKES ME WANNA DIE-TRICKYs EXTREMIX

Makes me Wanna Die...minus Martina Topley Bird vocals.

CONOR HARRINGTON: GRAFFITI IN THE MEATPACKING DISTRICT

An amazing piece by Irish born Conor Harrington in NYCs Meat Packing District.

ZOOEY DESCHANEL: FABRIC OF OUR LIVES

Zooey Deschanel sings for the Cotton Industry where she performs 'The Fabric of Our Lives'.
She is also one half of an amazing musical duo with Oregon's M. Ward, recording under the moniker She & Him. Zooey has previously guested on several of M.Ward's songs previous to their She & Him efforts...check out Rave On, it's a happy lil' ditty.

BRAVO CHANNELs HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA

Dear Housewives of Atlanta,
Suck it!
Yours Truly,
Billy

27: TWENTY SEVEN NYC GRAFFITI

Here's a piece by Twenty Seven from circa '07. Found in NYCs Lower East Side...note* some cocksucker crossed 27 out.
More from 27 on Flickr

RENT-A-COPs: TOO LAZY TO CHASE A PUNK DOWN

So I'm at the neighborhood Target store tonight and I come across this RoboCop lookin' 'Assets Protection' motorized turd-limo. It's basically a Lark Motorized Scooter that's had a fist-full of steroids rammed up its tailpipe.
It's my observation that by nature, Rent-A-Cops are usually fat and lazy, but Christ on a Cracker, how f'in lazy you gotta be to hunt a shoplifter down on your scooter? Doesn't it waste hell'a more time to wobble over to your scooter before you engage in pursuit of said shoplifter?? Are shoplifters these days expected to sit around and wait patiently while your fat ass mounts his trusty 'Assets Protection' steed?
Hey big guy, you totally 'blend in' with the crowd on your scooter. I totally didn't see your incognito radness, lurking behind the clearance rack there!

LOUISE CHIN feat MARINA BONITA

Lost Art Brazil: a photo blog by way of Brazil

KEVIN CYR: BROOKLYN ARTIST

Brooklyn artist Kevin Cyr finds beauty in derelict cars and unkempt landscapes. He has always been interested in painting vehicles and scenes that have defined the evolution of the American landscape. A lot of his work has to do with the commemoration of commercial and recreational vehicles barely the signs of over-usage. He enjoys finding the character of these old cars and giving them a portrait-like importance by removing them from their everyday context. I love the way he discusses certain issues with the present lifestyle we lead with a subtle touch of humor. (lifted from Beautiful Decay)













*Kevin's Statement:

In a culture in which people are easily lured by the appeal of status-enhancing symbols, I find beauty in derelict cars and unkempt landscapes. I have always been interested in painting vehicles and scenes that have defined the evolution of the American landscape.

I commemorate commercial vehicles inundated with graffiti and rust, working vehicles, and well-traveled recreational vehicles. I find that there is so much character in old delivery trucks and vans — especially when covered with graffiti — and in the old RVs parked off a main road. Removing them from their everyday context gives them portrait-like importance. I paint with devoted attention to every imperfection and sign of age.

Painting and drawing these objects gives me a chance to document a time and place, and to make still a part of the ever-changing environment.

CRO-MAGS: LIVE IN CHICAGO

Early Warnings (Music)
Cro-Mags, Merauder, Death Threat
When: Sat., Oct. 17, 7 p.m.
Phone: 773-278-6600 or 866-468-3401

Live at Subterranean
2011 W. North
773-278-6600 or 866-468-3401

MUSLIM PUNK ROCK: ALIVE & KICKIN'

Taqwacores: Muslim Punk Rock in the USA

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Writer Michael Muhammad Knight coined the term "taqwacore" for his novel about a Muslim punk house in Buffalo, NY, which Knight initially distributed from the back of his car as a DIY photocopied zine. In time, the book found widespread publication through Autonomedia and garnered supporters, even inspiring the first woman-led prayer of a mixed-gender Muslim congregation in the United States in 2005. But something far grander was in the works; unbeknownst to Knight, a real Muslim punk scene was starting to emerge, based on the one he had imagined for the book.

Photographer Kim Badawi first met Knight around this time, and bore witness as the taqwacore phenomenon began to take hold. Beginning in 2006, Badawi traveled across the U.S., chronicling the burgeoning subculture and the musicians who had been spurred to action by Knight’s creative vision. In 2007 he was invited to accompany the TaqwaTour, traveling to major cities across North America alongside bands including The Kominas and Secret Trial Five. As the genre continues to take shape and influence a rising generation of artists and intellectuals, Badawi’s The Taqwacores stands as a photographic companion to the original text and an indispensable document of the making of a movement.

Born in Paris in 1980, Kim Badawi is American photojournalist and documentarian of French, Egyptian, and Slovenian background. He began his photographic career photographing the plight of refugee families from Mississippi to Texas in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, while still interning for Contact Press Images and Magnum Photos in New York. Selected for publication by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Badawi’s work appears in 25 Under 25: Up-and-Coming American Photographers (powerHouse Books, 2008).

Opening Reception & Book Launch at PowerHouse Books
Kim Badawi: The Taqwacores
Thursday, September 17, 7–9PM
Exhibition
September 10–October 25

PowerHouse Books
37 Main Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-666-3049

See also a great related article at CNN.COM: 'Punk Meets Islam for New Generation in US'

PUBLIC WORKS STARRING CODY HUDSON aka STRUGGLE INC

Chicago's Cody Hudson aka Struggle Inc is in a group show titled Public Works at the Andrew Rafacz Gallery. The show roster also includes: Chris Eichenseer, Justin Fines & Andy Mueller. Public Works runs through August 29th.

"Public Works is a group show that features four artists who've spent years in Chicago working within the independent art and music communities: Cody Hudson, Justin Fines, Andy Mueller, and Chris Eichenseer. Longtime friends, the four men have parlayed their street-level art styles into careers as internationally recognized graphic designers. The new pieces presented in Public Works are wholly representative of the dual-influences of fine and commercial art in the artists' lives, the gallery covered in an egalitarian display of screenprints, a digital pastiche of color blocks, Greco-Roman statues, sardonic portrait photography and Dungeons and Dragons references. Accompanying the new work is a wall thick with retrospective rock posters, album covers and street images that bump and overlap, a physical manifestation of the artists' intertwined pasts and common futures."

Andrew Rafacz Gallery. 835 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago. 312-404-9188

YUL BRYNNER in WESTWORLD

Video & audio rehash (courtesy of 'nullzerovoid') of the 1972 SciFi classic West World. Starring Yul Brynner, in a complete and total departure from his most famous role in The King and I.
Synopsis: An excursion to a futuristic "Fantasy Island" turns deadly for two wealthy tourists (Richard Benjamin, James Brolin) in Michael Crichton's sci-fi thriller. Seeking cowboy adventures in the island's Westworld sector, the two enter a high-tech nightmare controlled by a ruthless robotic gunslinger (a chillingly creepy Yul Brynner). Surrounded by malfunctioning Wild West androids, the terrified adventure seekers get more than their money's worth.

DAVID BOWIE 'SENSE OF DOUBT'

Rare footage from the unreleased "Sense of Doubt" video in 1977 directed by Stanley Dorfman and reworked by Peter Wachsman...from about as left-field as left-field gets.

PSYCHIC TV 'GOD STAR'

PSYCHIC TV vs KRAFTWERK

Psychic TV 'Joy' vs Kraftwerk 'Numbers'

55DSL X ADIDAS NIZZA: 15 FUCKIN' YEARS

Diesel's sister-brand (or is it brother-brand) 55DSL has pulled out yet another masterful collab with their mates Adidas. The Adidas Originals' Nizza has been set to drop this September. The 55DSL X Nizza is in some seriously limited quantities throughout the US of A. Shit, for all I know, the entire world!
55DSL is celebrating their 15 year Anniversary...cutely dubbed 'Fifteen Fuckin Years'. Check your neighborhood Diesel Store and see if they're getting the drop. I know for a fact that the store in Chicago is. Call them at 312.519.1972 for the 411.

NEWCLEUS vs JANET JACKSON

Finally found a copy (a shit copy, but at least it's a copy) of an old white label bootleg that's just about 25 years old of Newcleus (Jam on It) vs Janet Jackson (When I Think of You).

KYPER 'WHAT GETs YOUR BODY HYPED-XTC'

The 80s & 90s brought us electro and the music world has never been the same since.
Kyper was a little known contributor to the old school electro movement back in the day. He was about as Indie as Indie gets. Way back when, he schlepped his singles from gig to gig. He'd even call record shops, speak to the buyer, give his sales pitch and play them a sample over the telephone...at least that's how I first came into contact with him. Kyper cold-called me one day at Jelly's in Hawaii, where I was the music buyer. People always cold-called me, I usually told them to fuck off. Not Kyper. He had a good opening line, caught my interest and hooked me. Kyper sampled his jam over the phone line and I pissed my britches...I needed to get me a box of his singles, stat. I placed a rush order. Kyper himself, assured me that he'd personally box my vinyl up and ship it C.O.D. A week later my brown box arrived. I rushed to cut it open. I tossed the white label onto my 1200's and cranked the chunes. I was sold out before dinner was served. The very next day, I called him at home, his dad answered the phone and told me that Kyper was out running errands, took a message and chatted with me for a while. Pops sure seemed a really cool guy.
Almost 20 years later and I still feel like a little school girl when I hear this jammie. Hell, almost 20 years later and every time I hear Kyper, I think of his old man. Thanks Kyper. Thanks pops.

TRENTEMOLLER vs MASSIVE ATTACK: MISS YOU

'Le Processus' PHILIPPE GRAMMATICOPOULOS vs MASSIVE ATTACK

Below are two videos by Philippe Grammaticopoulos and Xavier L'Hermuzière. The orignal flick is titled 'Le Processus', a twist on "1984" by George Orwell.
The first video is a mash-up of Massive Attack's 'Butterfly Caught'. The second video is the original version, nightmarish soundtrack and all.





Made in 2000 at the prestigious Supinfocum, Le Processus by Philippe Grammaticopoulos and Xavier L'Hermuzière is a visually riveting eight minute animation in black and white. A troop of identical men clad in top hats and double breasted greatcoats march in unison through a constantly revolving door. They march in identical ways, in a curious clockwork, jerky movement, symmetrically aligned, and in great numbers, flooding the streets and corridors. One unlucky fellow has his hat knocked off as he marches through the doors and, due to the crowd, is unable to retrieve it. Suddenly conspicuous now, his naked head a beacon for his comrades, he is forced to flee. A statue, as identical as any other of the men only larger, is his target as he attempts to scale the monument in a vain attempt to obtain the helmet. Such an action is not to the liking of his massed ex-colleagues whose brollies are suddenly called into action. To a varied soundtrack by Ivo Malec, Nine Inch Nails and Parmegiani we follow the mounting turmoil of the fugitive, marching against the tide, suddenly cast out of his society, and the disruption his change wreaks on his world. It is a classy and artistic treatment of the theme of militarism and conformity, an Orwellian world that will linger in the memory. The wood-cut, etched style is particularly effective. It was Philippe's graduation movie though he progressed to make the powerful Amnesty International short Signatures I featured a few months back. He is presently completing his third feature film, Les Ventres (Stomachs) though I will be featuring his second in a week or so. Xavier currently works as a computer graphics artist for RF2K Production. He animated the 2005 Le Régulateur, the subject of my upcoming post.

http://www.animationblog.org/2008/07/philippe-grammaticopoulos-xavier.html

NIKE SB: P. ROD vs ICE CUBE

'Today was a Good Day' staring P. Rod and special guest Ice Cube.
P. Rod's newest kick (Zoom Air Paul Rodriguez III) drops 08.08.09 and features a cameo with Koston & Kobe.
http://www.nike.com/nikeskateboarding

CORDY HOUSE: A UK GRAFFITI COLLECTIVE

Matt Small, Part2ism and Best Ever painting at Cordy House (a 20,000 square foot venue) in London.

APHEX TWIN vs PRODIGY 'BREATHE'

AFX opens a whole can of ugly on Prodigy's 'Breathe'.

DAVID BOWIE GOES COUNTRY 'SCARY MONSTERS'

Bowie goes hog-wild with this hee-haw rendition of 'Scary Monsters' whilst channeling the spirit of Johnny 'fuck the man' Cash.