I am excited to announce the launch of Kallusive in all Metropark stores nationwide. If you don’t already know, Kallusive is an up and coming, LA-based clothing company. All of their shirts demand attention and would make any passerby look twice. The intricacy of their shirts is astounding (with details on the sleeves and along the bottom of the tees) and really requires

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When you think of graffiti and street art, politics is probably one of the last things that comes to mind. There seems to be a complete disconnect between the two realms. Knowing this, we here at Jetcomx decided to scour the corners of the internet and come up with the 10 most astounding examples of modern political graffiti. Here’s what we came up with:

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On this fine mid-September day here in the Mixtape Mondays segment, we present to you the mixtape
known as Top Ranking by Santogold & producer/DJ Diplo. On Top Ranking, we are fortunate enough to hear three new Santogold tracks, as well as fresh, new mixes by Philly’s own DJ Diplo. Also featured on several of the 35 tracks that comprise Top Ranking is XXXchange, Movado, Switch, Kid Cudi, M.I.A., and many others. Check out the full tracklist and download the album below.

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The idea behind shadow graffiti is really quite simple. First, you find an item or object that casts a clear, discernible shadow onto a wall or the pavement. Then, you tag the hell out of that area with something totally unique. Finally, you wait for people to take notice. In these pictures we see a piece entitled “Seeder” created by graffiti artist Morfąi in Kaunas, Lithuania. When viewed in the proper conditions at night, it looks as if the statue is planting stars and crescent moons as seeds. Check out the brainstorming video below.

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In the trailer for the new Coen brothers dark-comedy, Burn After Reading, the song Grounds for Divorce by Elbow is wholeheartedly featured throughout. When I first saw the Burn After Reading trailer, this track stuck in my head immediately. There’s no denying that it’s a great, catchy song. That’s presumably the reason why the Coen brothers decided to go with this song in the first place. As for Elbow, in case you didn’t know, they’ve been playing together for over 18 years. An interesting fact about these guys is how they were named from dialogue in the BBC TV show The Singing Detective. In that show, the characters said that “elbow” was the most sensual word in the English language, not because of its definition, but because of how it feels to say it. Right. Check out sweet the music video.

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