Cool Hunting
If CH was ever to go print, we'd like to think we could execute it with the same thoughtful elegance as the semi-annual audio magazine The Journal of Popular Noise, which is why we're excited to be sponsors of the latest issue's launch. This time around the limited-edition (only 300 are made) and letter pressed publication includes Climax Golden Twins, PWRFL Power and Linda & Ron's Dad.
An event at Printed Matter on 11 December 2008 officially kicks it off but the real party is on 15 December with performances by Pwrfl Power, Free Blood and Shy Child at Santos Party House, which is free for the first 100 to arrive and who RSVP to rsvp [at] popularnoise [dot] net or $10.
The Journal of Popular Noise Fall/Winter '08 Launch
11 December 2008, 5–7pm
Printed Matter
195 Tenth Avenue
New York, NY 10011 map
tel. +1 212 925 0325
Pwrfl Power, Free Blood, Shy Child
15 December 2008, 7-11pm
Santos Party House
100 Lafayette Street
New York, NY 10013 map
tel. +1 212 343 8088
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