Next episode of the “Live the language” series – Sydney is up.
Next episode of the “Live the language” series – Sydney is up.
In the run up to Bitchslap Magazine’s (almost) world famous dance competition at Issue 14′s November release party….. Continue Reading →
Director Gustav Johansson did a brilliant job on this series of webvideos for EF language school. This is the LA episode – press the fullscreen button and enjoy.
Makes you wanna pack your bags.
We kind of slept on this one but this is possibly the best music video ever made. Sick combo with Beastie Boys teaming up with Spike Jonze and totally awesome GI Joe / James Bond storyline. True though – you can’t kill the Beastie Boys. Continue Reading →
Yea Norway is dope (which is even more apparent in episode 1 of this series), especially cos they build huge booters that people can hit at 3am in the never-setting sun. I don’t care what time of day it is, I’m not dropping in on that thing – but check Gigi Rüf and Nicolas Müller (looks like you need an ü in your surname to ride for Nike these days) and the rest of the crew and they blaze this set up.
In July, the Emerica team with Leo Romero, Brandon Westgate, Andrew Reynolds, Bryan Herman, Kevin ‘Spanky’ Long and Jerry Hsu came to Euroland. Fellow Emerica riders Eniz Fazliov, Tom Knox, Rob Maatman, Vladik Scholz and Helder Lima joined the team to represent the European Emerica contingent. Continue Reading →
Lol Crawley is one of the most sought after DOP’s working in cinema today and I’m completely pumped to say he’s agreed to be interviewed in BS14. Continue Reading →
I love the Muppets and I’m a great big fan of the video work from OK GO so this colab smash up is right up my alley. Continue Reading →
Are you a trouble maker? You’re going to love this new flick from Banksy which cleverly showcases thousands of random acts of stupidity, anarchism, embarrassment and wit.
Get into it!
SINK OR SWIM from OHDAWN on Vimeo.
Copenhagen’s version of the Beach Boys are getting at it – swim or sink sucka!
Sick ultra slow slam video. The fruiter deserved it.
Danish brand Ykiki started out as flipflop brand but has since then moved on to bigger and better things.
As one of the most exciting recent bands to come out of the DIY garage rock movement that is exploding in the US right now, in this interview with Bitchslap, Screaming Females talk about making their own records, booking their own tours and why America produces such great rock and roll. We grabbed a few minutes of their time at this years Roskilde Festival.
Interview: Yum Yum
Camera: Anton Kjær
Edit: Peter Skov Nielsen
Produced by Bitchslap Magazine
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I went to the Satanic Disco and I had a good time.
I confess, I had never heard of Ghost before I went to see them. I just knew that they were meant to be evil. The promo snaps of the band in the Roskilde Festival guide were enough to convince me that they were definitely worth seeing. Satanic version of the Pope? Yes Please! Sorry MIA. The Dark Prince pulls me over once again. Continue Reading →
“We’re gonna keep on making music even if the crowd gets smaller. We’re doing it because we love to do it, because we have to express ourselves, because that’s who we are. That’s what we’re going to keep doing and to have people who are excited about and love it and want to hear what you’re doing and are curious, that’s just an extra kick”
- Yukimi Nagano from Little Dragon.
This was my sixth year taking photos at Roskilde and I guess I got to the stage where I thought I’d seen it all before – beer bongs, mud, tits & asses, ladidadida. So finding good photos in amongst it all was more difficult than in previous years. But thanks to a blinding thunderstorm and a creepy kid at the Matthew Dear show, I got the photos I wanted. Vær så god – Stanners. Continue Reading →
Magi I Luften premiere’s tonight, it’s a film I helped make, Continue Reading →
Magi i Luften is premiering on the 22nd of June and Bitchslap wanted to find out some more about its director Simon Staho in preparation for what is tipped to be the most colourful Danish film of the year.
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