Shura: White Light
With much-adored heartache confessionals like “Indecision,” “Touch” and “2Shy” under her belt, UK-based singer-songwriter Shura switches things up a bit with her latest. “White Light” is a seven-minute jam that boosts the …
Nara Shin
The Art of Consumption: CJW Wool Scarves
Christina Wang draws out her fascination for material objects on to wearable, sumptuous wool scarves
Devendra Banhart: I Left My Noodle on Ramen Street
A decade's worth of drawings, paintings and photos in a hardcover from the singer/songwriter and visual artist
Dream Koala: Earth
21-year-old Brazilian electronic artist Yndi Ferreira, aka Dream Koala, becomes a helmet-fitted space explorer in the music video for his track “Earth“—and don’t let the title mislead you, as it’s an out-of-this-world …
Elemental Turntable
$229.00
As an alternative to the bulky size and cheap plastic of many entry-level turntables, Austria-based Pro-Ject Audio Systems’s Elemental is a simple record player especially fit for vinyl newbies that’s as easy on the wallet as it is on the ears. With counterweight and anti-skating already pre-adjusted, it’s easy plug and play. While it doesn’t yet come with a dust cover, Pro-Ject is planning to release one specifically for the Elemental this fall.
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Everyman Porter Key Knife
A sleek, unobtrusive blade plus bottle-opener that weighs under an ounce
Quindar: Twin-Pole Sunshade
Quindar is a newly formed musical project between Wilco’s Mikael Jorgensen and art historian James Merle Thomas (currently a postdoc scholar at USC). Their music, which remixes NASA’s audio and video archive, …
Yo La Tengo: Automatic Doom
Three decades old and still going strong, Yo La Tengo celebrates this milestone with a “sequel” album to their 1990 Fakebook, which featured covers, re-workings of their own songs and brand new …
QuaDror Furniture by Dror + Horm.it
The unique structural support system finally becomes a reality in the form of elegant shelving and side tables
Vise Light
$14,680.00
New York-based lighting designer Bec Brittain plays with unexpected colors and materials for brazen sculptural fixtures that become the (literal) highlight of the spaces they inhabit. Her Vise light, named after the grip, has geometric “claws” that create volume in space without being aggressive; a handblown glass globe, in tropical gradients, serves as its softly bright beating heart. Each of Brittain’s pieces are hand-assembled and produced in New York.
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