The Canadian punk rock scene and music scene in general has always been intriguing as it has produced some gems over the years that add something different to our ears. A documentary called Bloodied But Unbowed has been premiering over the last year stuffed with the good times and the bad from the late-’70s birth of the Vancouver punk-rock scene. The film features bands such as DOA, Subhumans, Rabid, U-J3RK5, Active Dog and many more with chit chat from luminaries such as Henry Rollins and Guns N’ Roses’ Duff McKagan appearing to reminisce their experiences of the Canadian scene too.
Watch the trailers and clips on this site and fingers crossed this will get screened in UK at some point soon.
The White Stripes announced they had split up last night via their website. Having not played live for a few years now and various other projects taking preference, Jack and Meg have parted ways (for now) and left this message for die hard fans: 
Habitat Skateboards have unleashed all of the individual sections of their 2010 video Origin to their 
DVS Shoes have welcomed some new pop to their team overnight by adding New York’s Luis Tolentino to their shoe team. Famous for his huge ollies worldwide, Tolentino proves that 2011 is all about going up rather than down in his new welcome video. 
The man that has a surname that could pass for an 80’s board game is back with a few fresh tricks for an Elwood Clothing edit this week. 
Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema who made up the legendary Royal Trux were well ahead of their time. Their amazing drug-fueled blend of rock and roll was one of the most underground sounds of the 90’s and inspired an entire bunch of bands that are around today, such as the White Stripes and The Kills to name just two.
5050’s Danny Wainwright has signed up to Urban Kreation clothing, a new concept of toughened streetwear that is meant to be stronger than most others for skating with the use of Kevlar. 
Congrats to Jody Smith has hooked up with Spanish skateboard company