Were these reviews written by bigfoot as implied in the image above? Probably not, but can you afford to take the chance?
The Dirty Sample – The Perfect Mask, Ali The Son Of Abdul – This Is All Imaginary, Max Prime – Tranquility, Well – Dreamers, and Kaz-Well – Fish Outta Water.
Born in Italy but currently living in London, Eleonora Cutaia is an eclectic producer and selector who has been being involved in many different aspects of the music/media business. From DJing in the most exclusive clubs to setting up her own label, Stilnovo Music, and promotions company, AheadPR, Eleonora balances her activities for optimum output whilst travelling around the world to spread the musical word.
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So where are the Wild Things? Perhaps they’re on an island deep within Jimi Hendrix’s heart (making it sing), OR perhaps they’re at the box-office (taking top spot). In any case we recommend you check our movies link for more info. Your hot supper is waiting for you there
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Zombie hookers keep honest working hookers from earning an honest days pay. They’re the stuff nightmares are made-of, but have you ever wondered how’d they fair against a homicidal Miami shark? Well now’s your chance; hit the gaming link, and let the mayhem commence.
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We realize that reading 12 reviews in one sitting might seem a bit time consuming, but put yourself in our editor’s shoes. First, we don’t pay him enough to own shoes. Second, he used to be a pirate, and he has hooks for hands (which makes typing exceedingly slow). So be a pal, check them out: Fabricelive 48 – Filthy Dukes, João Orecchia – Hands & Feet , Astyplaz – bi , 10 Years of Statra Vol 1 , Fuck Pony – Let The Love Flow, Frankie Knuckles – Motivation Too, Danny Krivit – 718 Sessions , KIKI – KAIKU, Ross Couch – Night & Day, Nickodemus – Sun People , and Miguel Migs Presents – Get Salted Volume 2
In a surprising twist, “Couples Retreat” takes top spot at the boxoffice this weekend.
You’re probably thinking “How could such a lame, clichéd movie take box office honors this weekend?” We suspect it has something do with the scantily clad women, and Vince Vaughn’s tactical nuke/ doomsday machine.
This October our editor decided to write about Face… an accomplished producer, song writer and mix artist, Face considers his greatest gift to be his skill as a multi-instrumentalist – making sweet elegance as a vocalist as well as guitarist, keyboardist, and trumpet player. With one foot in Funk and the other in jazz, he has become a DJ producer in the underground world rendering genre jumping, cross-over sounds reminiscent of our greatest Funk legends. get the full story at:
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