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i think webern is actually quite beautiful, and if you are feeling morton feldman there are some pretty direct resemblances in timbre and atmosphere between the two, feldman's vocal acknowledgement of his love for webern notwithstanding.

there is a massive vintage u.s. workwear market in japan. see 'free & easy' magazine, which is an obsessively detailed monthly which pours over chambray shirts and boots down to the construction and stitching. and it's not even a trade magazine! some of it is so funny, like tips on how to wrap a...

visim does a whole range of clothes and backpacks, but the shoes are probably their most well-known item. 45rpm is a cool japanese label, nearly everything is hand-made out of the nicest materials possible, boiled denim, etc. other labels of note: comme des garcons (who did a relatively--for...

any visvim fans? nakamura does the old classics/hypermodern construction (btw there is a book called 'the hypermodern wardrobe' that takes d&g to the runway) thing better than anyone, i think: http://www.in-zine.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/visvim-lhamo-folk-001.JPG

not sure if dave already mentioned it (sorry i'm new, hello!) but v. 11 of the ethiopiques series, 'the harp of king david,' is fully devoted to begena music and is unmissable. someone needs to hitch some sine waves to those bass patterns.

alice coltrane's 'universal consciousness' and 'world galaxy.' semi-free jazz w/ three drummers, grooves, and oceanic strings.

reality. i don't know if such a thing as an 'objective critic' could exist.