Stereophonic-supply.co is a brand new project by the ex Straight No Chaser team. At the visual helm is globally renowned graphic artist Ian ‘Swifty‘ Swift and alongside him is Paul Bradshaw – master editor, music-activist and wayward blogger. Music, pics and interviews. We’ve been waiting for this for a long time. Worth it though…

My bruv and work buddy Mr David Chesapeake put me onto Bryan Schutmaat – as David said “beautiful and sad”.

Moustache and Monkey Bike in perfect harmony…

Sometimes you get requests that just don’t add up – no matter how hard you try and explain that one just can’t make a pig sexy in Photoshop. More stuff here…

What a set from GP. Donald was a played every Friday night when Steppin’ Out graced the Thekla in Bris.

GP spins Donald Byrd‘s electric years. Bliss.

…plus an equally bonkers sequel.

Casts a new light on the phrase Flash Mob.

One detail not mentioned in the Chris Huhne case is that his family fortune comes partly from speed cameras. His father Peter Paul Huhne, founded Traffic Safety Systems in 1996 – which pioneered the use of mobile CCTV cameras – and Huhne himself was once a director of the company. He and his father resigned as directors in December 2003, some months after he was banned from driving. What a car jack.

Rohan seemed to have left the grey, middle aged, middle class image behind and launched new, bold and uncomplicated graphics which match the quality of their gear. I still have a pair of their travel pants from five years ago – they’re tough as old boots but feel like silk on.