Art & Culture

Goldspot : Letters On A Paper Napkin

India – Born of a search for one’s cultural identity, Goldspot is the creative brainchild of Siddhartha Khosla. Tastemaker DJ Nic Harcourt of KCRW (on his show ‘Morning Becomes Eclectic’)

Guillaume Blanchet : Ride ‘n’ Shoot

Canada – After spending a decade as an advertising copywriter, Guillaume Blanchet decided to cut loose and follow his passion of film making. Soon he was seen around the streets of Montreal

Joshua Hoffine : House of Horror

U.S.A. –  The most pursued genres of photography may be weddings, wildlife, fashion et al, but American photographer Joshua Hoffine‘s horror photography tingles more nerves than one. Through his macabre

Henry Rollins : Raging Empathy

U.S.A. – Henry Rollins has come a long way since leading the legendary and infamous punk rock band Black Flag, yet his unreticent and straightforward approach has never wavered. Now an avid

The Boneyard Circus : Horror and Madness

Philippines –  Flaunting lyrics that are – by self-proclamation – loud and twisted, Filipino band Boneyard Circus is quite the rare gem in a sea of generic pop. Band member

Kabul Dreams : Post Punk Afghan Fantasy

Afghanistan –  Pioneering Afghanistan’s rock scene is Kabul Dreams, a band dedicated to pushing cultural boundaries in the country. Currently in the studio recording their new Dari single, they took

Andrew Salgado : Beautiful Monstrosities

England – London-based Canadian artist Andrew Salgado has long been trademarked as a painter who only paints portraits of men representing psychological struggle. But it seems with time he is trying

Nucleya : Mashing it up

India –  Currently a one-man army under the onstage alias ‘Nucleya‘, this is a man who has been a pioneer of the dubstep genre in India. Sailing into the scene in

David Thomas Smith : Eye In The Sky

Ireland – Irish photographer David Thomas Smith carves a niche for himself in the world of contemporary artists with his latest work titled ‘Anthropocene’. In this series, digitally reassembled Google

Jimmy Chin : Into the Great Wide Open

U.S.A. – Initially, Jimmy Chin saw photography as a way to continue a lavish lifestyle on the road, bouncing from one climbing spot to the next. But as his talent