Ladies and gens it is that time again, our buddy Superglorious is bringing us one of their biggest yearly event – Far East to East 2010. This is the 3rd year and it is awesome as ever, they are having a great headliner of the wonderful duo: Puffy Ami Yumi! Yep, it is that iconic Japanese girl rock band, and they will perform at the Far East To East Showcase (FETES) on Sunday, October 10, 2010. F.E.T.E.S. 2010 will take place on October 10th at Irving Plaza. Tickets are $22 advance and $25 at the doors, they will go on sale next Friday (July 9th). The whole line up would be announced later but to tell the truth, with their headliner Puffy alone already worth checking it out. So be sure you grab your ticket while it last. Will update you guys when we got the full line up. So rock on people~

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ChumBuddy was originally 100% hand sewn and was made from fleece and felt. It’s actually filled with around 30 pounds of poly-fill, and thus far making shipping a bit of an issue. Unfortunately you can only get yourself a ChumBuddy to sleep with if you live in the continental United States. He only travels by ground due to his weight and size, but the shipping is free.

You can look for this jawsome piece of work to start shipping around the 4th quarter of this year and you can preorder it through Patch Together now for $199.95, which may sound like a high price, but remember it is hand made, 7 feet, made from fleece, and the shipping for that 30lb bad boy is already included with that price, so it really is not that overpriced after all.

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The Dead Weather are set to play Prospect Park Bandshell August 3rd, in a concert to support free shows at Celebrate Brooklyn Performing Arts Center. Tickets on sale today, May, 7, at noon for $37.50. Grab your ticket at the Bowery presents before it is gone!

In case you don’t know, The Dead Weather are a brand new rock outfit consisting of Dean Fertita, Jack Lawrence, Alison Mosshart and Jack White. The impetus for the band came when Mosshart’s band The Kills opened on a few US tour dates for The Raconteurs. Recognizing immediately the musical synergy between Mosshart, White and Lawrence, the trio devised a plot to record together during some down time in White’s own Third Man Recording Studio in Nashville where White enlisted the addition of erstwhile Raconteurs’ touring accomplice and Queens Of The Stone Age collaborator Dean Fertita. What was initially imagined as a one-off collaboration for a 7” single release turned into a full blown album project once the quartet switched on the recording tape. The Dead Weather’s menacing sounds were so electrifying that they couldn’t help but keep the tape rolling. In three weeks they had recorded a full length album, Horehound produced by Jack White, to be released on White’s Third Man Records in June. The album features the band’s explosive debut single, “Hang You Up From The Heavens”, which is currently available through iTunes, backed with a dirge driven cover of Gary Numan’s “Are Friends Electric?”

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CLOT keeps the collaborations coming and here is one that you do not see too often. They worked with the incense masters of Kuumba on a “Lemon Tea” incense. Look out for a release soon!

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ICE CREAM’s signature visual element the CONES & BONES logo makes its way into a new lifestyle release. Coming in the form of a cushion, the large-scale cushion features the CONES & BONES logo on a striped background. Available May 1st, 2010 at THE ICE CREAM STORE TOKYO.

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We have seen different collaboration from Keith Haring, this time it is with Platex. Known for their plates and especially their trays, you can add some color to your home with the new Keith Haring Collection. Signature art works by the iconic artist have been used for the collection, which is now available from colette.

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Marvel Comics aligns with Diesel for a limited edition Iron Man cologne. It’s Diesel’s scent “Only The Brave” repackaged. Release date is not announced yet.

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Quaff is a band like none other. They bring elements of traditional Japanese music and culture into their heavy hitting music and live performances. Based around the Japanese concept of “uta” (melody) and “tsuzuri” (rap),

Quaff rocks out with dual vocalists emphasizing their Japanese roots. Everything from the vocal melodies, to the rapping, to the drum beats, to the music screams of Japanese which takes their rock sound to a completely unique level. Even in a country saturated with musicians, Quaff is the only one to create a fusion of synergy between the traditional Japanese aura and modern music. Keep rocking~~

Monday April 26th,
ALL AGES SHOW,
Ticket price: $8,
Doors open at 7 pm,

Who:
QUAFF 8 pm
~ GELATINE 8:55 pm
~ THE OBJECT 8:40 pm
~ THE NETHERLANDS 10:30 pm

Where:
The Knitting Factory Brooklyn
361 Metropolitan Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11211

New Era Japan presents a collaboration with Sigg from Switzerland. The brand is known for their high quality aluminum bottles, mostly used by bikers. The New Era x Sigg collaboration spans over two bottle designs, both to be released in the coming weeks.

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Our friend Superglorious is turning one on April 13th, there will be a live event at Knitting Factory for a exciting night celebrating the united sounds of Superglorious. Tickets are $8, and you can get Advance Tickets here The show is an all ages event, be sure to check it out if you are in the town~

The lineup will include:
Echostream
Dynasty Electric
Gold Streets
Sky White Tiger
and Zivist

Knitting Factory
361 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn NY 11211

MAP

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