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ABSOLUT London: Behind the Scenes with Jamie Hewlett
Interesting interview with Jamie Hewlett discussing his love of London, the inspiration behind the characters of ABSOLUT London, and fashion.
Storyboard excerpt from Gorillaz’ upcoming music video for the also to-be-released single DoYaThing.
See more and watch a short, effin awesome, Making Of for the video here.
Gorillaz never fail to tease, and never cease to kick ass with their shit. I can’t frickin’ wait another nine goddamn days!
![Gorillaz x Converse promo pic
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Ghosts of Gone Birds - Hawaiian Crow
Jamie Hewlett. ‘Crows feature quite a lot in Jamie Hewlett’s work - think of the Gorillaz videos. This strange guy driving the Hawaiian crow as his vehicle is so typical of Jamie’s mind, so brilliantly madcap, carried off with style, skill and panache’
Cass Browne and Jamie Hewlett - The Horror
Cass Browne (Gorillaz scriptwriter / drummer) and Jamie Hewlett (Gorillaz artist / co-creator) endeavour to play a sprawling selection of tunes, scores, soundtracks and other ephemera from the world of Horror, taking in cuts from The Shining, Cape Fear, The Exorcist, The Omen, Dawn of The Dead, Rent-a-Ghost, Eraserhead and more.
We also get a flimsy insight too, as to which of these images and themes have made their way into the colourful Gorillaz visual world. Rich pickings indeed.
Cass lines up the tracks while Jamie twiddles with his ingenious ‘saxophone tie’ toy in a puerile attempt to cause disruption. The show has been heavily edited in order to make some kind of sense, and in some places it actually does come close. Either way it makes for a truly ‘horrible’ listening experience. A night of horror ‘par excellence’, perhaps…?
Maybe so. Have a listen and see…
(Source: frouflou, via fuckyeahjamiehewlett)
Jamie Hewlett and Cass Browne’s The Horror live on Domino Radio, 10 June at 12.30 a.m. London time. Click here!
Cass will also host another show on Saturday at 2.30 a.m. Click here!
Oh fuckyes.
