SOUTHEND, UK
COOL KIDS Bday PARTY w/ BUSY P







SOUTHEND-ON-SEA, exiting the club early morning


TOKYU- ESCALATOR RECORDS – obligatory stopover










School of Hard Knox

Cute Ghosts




Big O and friends

Yone’s tactics


Verbal Kun


http://www.lappareil-photo.com/

Some did.


Hana Chan w/ purple bow

MIAMI – models stage diving





MEXICO
Wild dog wandering in the VIP area

(you can recognise a VIP area because of square white leather stools
and/or blue-lighted ice cubes)


3 HOURS DELAYED SHOW,
Smoking cigarettes and watching captain kangaroo in the trailer.
We thought we’d never had enough time to drink all that Patron bottles they gave us.
We did.


BUENOS AIRES – ready to ignite




hamburger-with-shades full coloured tattoo ? Pretty cool huh.

Too bad this pic ain’t too good

Another Cross tat !

Seems like we created a logo : )
Message to you guys :
It’s both insane and a an honour that you carry it on your skin (mostly insane tho)
If you have other ones please send them to : contact@edbangerrecords.com


SANTIAGO de CHILE
(no more film, mostly IPhoning)

PARIS / LA



We didn’t take that one, Mark !

Multiple Sonia Rykiel mushroom robbery failed attempts


Watch out for BREAKBOT “Baby I’m yours” feat. Irfane Khan-Acito, coming soon on EDREC

Amaury, active member of the COOL CATS community

Ozzie friends, merci




Some french director

Always on point, Bertignac reminds us we’re pussies.

Xmas holidays.
One of these moments when you can lay on your bed and read a comic book
(a gift to my brother, before he can actually read it himself, I confess that Xmas sin).
So I just finished “Alan’s War” (published by l’Association),
a very interesting biographic illustrated novel by Emmanuel Guibert.

It is based on the memories of GI Alan Cope,
who came to Europe when WWII was almost finished.

His story isn’t extraodinary, in a “Save Private Ryan” kind of way.

Actually he didn’t really have to face the enemy.
But this is another aspect of the war : a majority of soldiers didn’t know where they were taken,
just doing what they’re told, and a great number of them never fought.

Yet it doesn’t make it less of an interesting book.
Guibert’s kind of watercoloured-Hergé style is delightful.

The internet, which I always use as a dvd bonus after finishing any book or album,
even provided this video showing the illustrator’s technique :

So that’s how he does…
(above : Turner Maggiore – Robert Capa Omaha beach pictures)