Paula Hagerskans

Swedish designer Paula Hagerskans has a cool masculine-edge to her female fashion lines. Key words that describe Paula’s design are: Contrasts for ex playing with the fine line between masculine and feminine seduction, avant-garde, rock´n´ roll and timeless beauty. Everything that she designs is crafted with great attention to detail, fit and quality.

Career Suicide

Listening to this band is like stepping into a time machine and turning the knob straight to 1981.
Career Suicide play hardcore with a style of snot-drenched punk with '77 hooks played at '81 hardcore speed that we rarely hear these days. 80’s hardcore is only rock n’roll but like, 300 times faster and harder! Twenty-one songs at about one minute a piece. Excellent, since every single song is fast-as-fuck, snotty, pissed-off hardcore punk rock! They're killer!


more info: deranged records

Zuriick

A fresh take on an old classic, Utah based line Zuriick introduces a sweet collection of sweatshop free slip-ons.

Wargasm: Boston's Thrash Legend

Wargasm is one of the great unsung heroes of the East Coast thrash scene along with Maryland’s Tension, Virginia Beach’s At War and maybe New Jersey’s Whiplash.

Wargasm’s 1988 album Why Play Around? was ugly, aggressive and catchy as hell, filled with bludgeoning rhythms, crunchy mid-section riffs and classic chant-along vocals like “He wound up/ knee-deep/ knee-deep in blood” (”Revenge”). Alas, the band broke up after its 1995 EP Fireball and only reunited in 2004 for a single benefit show. So, anyone interested in the history of early thrash would probably be interested in checking it out. Read new Wargasm interview.

A.P.C.: Butler Worn Out Series

Perfect wash on perfect jeans from A.P.C. 'Butler Worn Out' series.

OM - "Live at Jerusalem" Vinyl

In December of 2007 the mighty duo that is OM made a pilgrimage to Israel to play for its people. Their pinnacle performance unfolded at 4 Aristobolus Street in Jerusalem the site of Uganda Records. The band played for over 4 hours on this evening! The tracks: "Flight of the Eagle" and "Bhimas' Theme" were captured on this 180 gram black vinyl: OM-"Live at Jerusalem". Limited to 3,100 machine numbered copies. Purchase here!

Top 5 Metal Logos According To Decibel

5. Carcass – Electric version of Carcass logo. When looking at this logo, you know exactly what kind of music we supports it.

4. Darkthrone – The Darkthrone logo, expertly inked by ATG/Disfear frontman Tomas Lindberg. It pretends to be symmetric.

3. At the Gates – At the Gates smartly worked in the anti-religion theme by using overtly religious themes. The three church windows signify the Trinity and the stained glass imparts an ecclesiastical vibe.

2. Morbid Angel – The Floridians, however, definitely designed a killer logo, with so many requisites it would inspire legions of followers for decades. Pentagram? Check. Inverted cross? Two of them. Pitchfork? Check. Devil’s tail? Two of them. Just like Morbid Angel’s music.

1. Unleashed – The symmetry here is amazing. Nothing screams death metal more than Unleashed’s logo.

source: thedeciblog

P.A.M. A/W 08

Here's Perks and Mini A/W 08 titled 'Around and Around' collection preview. The photoshoot was directed by the photographer Peter Sutherland. Lots of Egyptian prints, the bag shown here (bottom last) might be the Sacha Knight (Hyde S.K) for P.A.M. We're so excited.

Acne A/W'08

Didn't meant to missed Acne (now Acne, not Acne Jeans anymore) amazing autumn winter '08 collection. View complete collection at their new site. We love it, as always..