Archive for September, 2007

Pushead Red Skullwing

Friday, September 28th, 2007

Pushead x Astrozombies Red Skullwing
Closing in on my skullwing collection

Usugrow x Real

Friday, September 28th, 2007

Usugrow x Real board, hand numbered and limited to 500
Part of the Real OG Oval Remix Project

Mazinger

Friday, September 28th, 2007

Mazinger Soul of Chogokin Die-Cast Maniac.  Garada now has an adversary…

Hotel Chevalier

Thursday, September 27th, 2007

Wes Anderson’s new prequel to the The Darjeeling Limited,
it’s 13 minutes long and it’s free on itunes

Days Of Heaven

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

Criterion Collection version of Days of Heaven
is coming in October.
One of my favorite films of all time.

Mike Giant x Santa Cruz

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

Mike Giant limited silkscreened boards from Santa Cruz

All Murder, All Guts, All Fun

Monday, September 17th, 2007

So I cleared out some old toys on ebay a few weeks back to grab some cash to put towards my Pushead collection, and here we have the Blue Glow AstroZombies Skullwing. Been wanting this for a while.

Dokuro King

Satan King, which has haunted me since I saw one of these at DJs house a couple of years ago…

Kozik handpainted Murder Damnedron

Future Plastik Glow Damnedron

Gargamel Bloody Bullmask

Super7 x Secret Base “Edgefighter”, a hard charger indeed

GrezDNA’s Dunny

Package O’ Pus

Friday, September 7th, 2007

Scored the illustrious “52 Weeks” Skullpirate
addressed by the man himself

“The Black Unknown” Slullpirate

Inside the header card

Hand Spray Painted by Pushead

HSP Damnedron 6/34 and his little brother…

In other Pushead news, Gray sent this over-

“Californian photographer Glen E. Friedman used to send Brian Schroeder, an artist in the ’80s hardcore scene, records Schroeder couldn’t find at home in Idaho. As thanks, Schroeder sent mix tapes such as this one. Enlarge to see the full song list.” 

From an article on NPR about tape trading
check it out here

Saturday, September 1st, 2007

“The notion that Jesus Christ died for our sins and that his death
constitutes a successful propitiation of a “loving” God
is a direct and undisguised inheritance of the scapegoating barbarism
that has plagued bewildered people throughout history.
Viewed in a modern context, it is an idea at once
so depraved and fantastical that it is hard
to know where to begin to criticize it.”