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Special • Massive Attack +

Born of the multicultural landscape in Bristol, England, Massive Attack was formed in the late 80s. Never influenced by the politics of corporations, nor by the prospect of profound financial gains, the group has, since its inception, remained true to its >

Doris+Doris • Fashion

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Inspired by Africa, strong women, fly girls who have rocked an Afro, and music straight from the soul Doris & Doris continues to set grassroot trends. >

Martina Topley Bird • Music

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Probably best know for her collaboration with Tricky on his 1995 'Maxinquaye', Martina Topley Bird offers a brillant voice to the music scene. >

Beezer • Art

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Beezer, a currently Japan based photographer used his passion for photography to capture the music scene that was to be the spawning ground for Trip Hop and other >

Film • Order of Chaos

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"Chaos" is the writing/directorial debut from Vincent Vieluf. It follows the story of John Pulliti a 30ty something lawyer at a powerful law firm >

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LaDiDa • Interact/Tech

It used to be that most of us looked to others when it came to music for our enjoyment, but it seem that this app LaDiDa is about to >

UVA • Create

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United Visual Artists are a British-based collective who works with permanent architectural installation, live performance and responsive installation. >

Andrew "Beezer" Beese

Growing up in Bristol, England in the 1980 made Beezer an accidental documentarian of the birth of sounds that influences musical styles across an array of genres. He was there with his camera when a group of beat-obsessed kids pronounced themselves The Wild Bunch which
included Massive Attack, Tricky and Nellee Harper among others.

Being a childhood friend of members of Massive Attack allowed Beezer to capture the evolution of trip hop through the eyes of unique lens. And what could be better than hanging out at the clubs all night and snapping pictures of your friends performing and partying. These images unviewed by the general public until it was released in Japan in the form a book, "The Wild Dayz", with 220 images. And was available as an import outside of that country. In 2009 this rare documentation of an emerging underground youth culture that helped shape later mainstream cultures was released in the UK and is available here.

Detailed interview coming soon.