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Fact : you can now wear Mo’ Wax from head to toe.
Read the full storyFact : you can now wear Mo’ Wax from head to toe.
Read the full storyIt’s 2014 and you can buy 12 brand new tee-shirts with some classic Mo’ Wax designs!
Read the full storyWatch 2 videos of Tony Nwachukwu in conversation with DJ Shadow, Andrea Parker, Attica Blues, and As One during the Meltdown Sessions, London, June 2014.
Read the full storyFor those of you who have pledged on the prints (remember? it was more than a year ago), it’s coming!
(via Ben Drury)
Rewire is a visual and audio project by Rob Swain and Andrea Parker, featuring Luke Vibert, Divine Styler and SheOne among a lot more.
Read the full storyNew Analog made 100 of each design. They were for sale at both gigs, and are now available online. Grab yours now! http://www.new-analog.net/Reconstructed-James-Lavelle-DJ-Shadow
I went to the opening of the Mo’ Wax Urban Archaeology exhibition in Southbank Centre, London, and it was awesome. Here is my photo and video report.
Read the full storyJames Lavelle and Benji B’s were in conversation on the BBC Radio 1 last night for a Mo’ Wax special. Listen!
Read the full storyThis is fresh from the last 15 minutes : Swifty was the guest at the Jean-Claude / If Music radio show on NTS Live today.
They talked about Mo’ Wax, Talkin’ Loud, the London club scene at the time… with a selection of phat blunted tunes. Listen below if you missed this!
Oh, and by the way, check out this interview with Swifty I did last year.
The long-awaited Urban Archaeology : 21 years of Mo’ Wax book is out. Have a quick preview, then go order your copy!
Read the full storySomeone just uploaded the recording of the first That’s How It Is! birthday, mixed by Gilles Peterson and James Lavelle at Bar Rumba in 1994.
Read the full storyGrandmaster Flash, Scratch Perverts, Jeff Mills, A Guy Called Gerald, James Holden… Things I like much more than the first names unveiled, but now it’s too late. Enjoy for me. via Clash Music
This exciting photo of an advance copy of the Mo’ Wax Urban Archaeology book has just been posted on Twitter. It’s real, and it looks sexy! I love the idea of a stripe.
Read the full storySouthbank Centre has just published the full lineup of Meltdown 2014, curated by James Lavelle, and it’s not what I (we?) expected.
Read the full storyHere’s some music by DJ Krush and The Prunes that you may have never heard before!
Read the full storyHere it is, as listed by Rizzoli and Amazon. The new release date is September 9, 2014…
This 23 minutes video is a collection of 11 short films directed by Thomas Campbell for Tommy Guerrero’s music, released by Mo’ Wax in 2000.
Read the full story… and it’s just dark as you might expect from her.
Read the full storyThe 9th issue of Jocks&Nerds features an interesting Mo’ Wax feature by Paul Bradshaw, the guy behind the now defunct Straight No Chaser magazine where James Lavelle used to have a column called Mo’ Wax Please… Here is the interview in its entirety, enjoy!
Read the full storyHere’s a rip of the promo cassette for Blackalicious’ Nia LP from 1999, mixed by J Rocc of the Beat Junkies!
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