MF Doom‘s last release MM…Food was taken off the shelves at some point a couple of years ago due to certain irregularities, but now the metal faced villain is back with a reissued version of the album.
Not only do you get the album, which contains tracks such as Hoe Cakes, Potholderz and Vomitspit, but you also get a DVD and a limited number even have scratch n sniff packaging. Pimp the video below to see what’s coming:
Photo’s courtesy of Jessica Morris
Crossfire regulars will know that we are usually at the Snickers Bowl at Download playing records all day long but due to the brand pulling out of the festival after 4 years, we were asked to take our set over to the Duracell Powerhouse – and boy were we not disappointed!
The tent itself was a Duracell battery cut in half and laid on it’s side – as soon as we got there we slammed on Nailbomb and Slayer and over 1000 started moshing, it was straight out of the box, instant party.
With DJ’s Talita TwoShoes and Emma Johnston on the decks killing it on Thursday, the Crossfire Sound System was jam hot on Friday night with a packed house and Enter Shikari with us as special guests. Nobody wanted to go home at 2am when it finished, not the crowd, not the staff and certainly not us – it was electric in there!
With the carnage of Friday, we had to raise the bar once again on Saturday! Gallows came down to play guest roles as we slayed 3000 people from the first to last record. The pit was foaming, in fact we had to stage dive from the decks just to get closer to the audience. We fed everyone beer and water and left that place utterly destroyed. Tunes from Pantera, Prodigy, Pendulum, Machine Head, Chili’s, RATM, Dead Kennedy’s, NOFX, Green Day, Operation Ivy, Head Automatica, Slayer, Anthrax, Public Enemy, MOP, Madness, Metallica, ACDC, Iron Maiden, MC5, Black Flag and many more was the poison. They fucking loved it.
On Sunday night it was DJ Iain Baker formerly of XFM who took the crowd out with a bag of tricks followed by a debut DJ set from BBC Rock Show head Daniel P Carter who managed to pull of a corker for his first ever live DJ set in the UK. Look out for the next Crossfire Sound System night, we have new plans and will unveil them soon…- Zac
That’s right, your favourite website has now pimped it’s very own myspace courtesy of our friends at www.musicprofiles.biz who can pimp yours too if you get in touch with them.
Get pimped bitches and maybe you will find some nice friends…click the image for the beast…
Not only did she piss her pants on stage, but Fergie is now choking on the biggest corporate dick this side of Crossfire HQ’s golden flying penis.
The singer, that term is obviously being used loosely, is set to make £2 million from endorsing fashion company Candie’s in her songs. The label has said this is a novel way to make money, but we at Crossfire think its just another reason why she sucks.
Heap that on top of her ruining the Black Eyed Peas and there’s enough to send her to hell and back wearing nothing more than her piss-stained flammable panties.
Now take your humps and do one.
The Thrasher Photo Issue Th1rt3en is available now and it looks sick!
Featuring everything you’d expect from Thrasher, it’s 172-page photo edition of the best skateboarders in the world, skating the gnarliest stuff in the world, taken by the best photographers in the world. Bottom line- this is probably the best thing in the world.
Check out www.thrashermagazine.com to get your copy, and also look at all the other stuff there, including a Circa Canada tour, Dylan Rieder interview, and competitions to win an A.V.E Alienworkshop deck.
Science Skateboards have just picked these beauties up from the printers. Really high quality tshirts and some nice prints, Science always deliver. You can pick one of these up from their online shop by visiting www.scienceskateboards.co.uk and handing over you bank details.
Now you too can dress as sharp as Regan!
What on fucking earth is going on with kids and their stupid shoes with wheels attached?
If those bloody Heely things weren’t bad enough by making tiny children appear to hover over the ground with no control whatsoever, some absolute bell-end has taken the concept too far. Skateboard shoes.
Speechless. I’m not even angry, I’ve just lost all hope for humanity and feel empty and numb inside. Jesus Christ. Seriously. What next? Unicycle trousers? Iceskate hats? Surfboard tshirts?
I swear to Satan, if I see anyone, and I mean anyone wearing these, I will punch you in the face. Repeatedly. With barbed wire boxing gloves. Covered in concrete. Then spit blood in your eyes.
This is just the people wearing these disgraces. If I ever meet anyone involved with this company, watch yourself. I might beat you to death with your rivals footwear.
Thrasher have whacked up some ridiculous Anti Hero team footage on their site.
Frank Gerwer, Ryan Petaishiski and Ryan McWhirter completely shred this park to pieces and you know they aren’t even trying.
Click over there, watch and drool.
Anything titled the Uncle Rico has to be picked up. It’s a fact. When this shirt left the packaging and pulled itself over my head i knew that i was going to fall in love. It doesn’t happen often.
You have to be in the mood, annalyse your choice and go with your gut, then you move in for the kill once you are certain, and then there’s no going back.
What Uncle Rico did so well was to fill the gap between feeds. I mean this shirt is quality through and through and fits you like a glove. I opted for the red, but the green was calling from the off and i knew i had a fight on my hands. Red won by a feather but there’s no regret.
Check www.elementskateboards.com for love.
Chuck Bangers
Hot off the back of her latest album and in support of new single 1234, Feist will be playing 9 shows in the UK. The dates are:
July:
17th – Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
19th – Manchester Academy 3
22nd – Birmingham Glee Club
24th – London Scala
September:
23rd – Nottingham Social
24th – Shepherd’s Bush Empire
25th – Dublin Tripod
26th – Glasgow Oran Mor
28th – Bristol Trinity Centre
Check out the award winning video to 1234: