HIPSTER RUNOFF |
- Some chill Spanish-wave bro names Carles wins the World Cup
- Some alt fashion designer dresses up models like old bald men, except with tits hanging out
- Pitchfork violates blog ethics, posts Panda Bear unauthorized tracks
| Some chill Spanish-wave bro names Carles wins the World Cup Posted: 11 Jul 2010 05:39 PM PDT
“Carles” No1 can take this away from u He seems chill Seems like a chill bro Does n e 1 know how to ‘pronounce’ the name ‘Carles’? |
| Some alt fashion designer dresses up models like old bald men, except with tits hanging out Posted: 11 Jul 2010 03:09 PM PDT NOTE: Not sure if this post is NSFW cuz it is just photos of girls who look like old men
Seems kinda ‘innovative’, like the designer is really making u think about the traditional personal brand of the model, and how we are all afraid of getting old, getting bald, becoming irrelevant, and maybe even dying of cancer. Kinda wish she had her nipples out. Not sure what type of bra / pasty technology she is utilizing Old bro. Old Bros chilling, laughing, probably watching sports and drinking some brewskies Maybe when men grow old, they morph into having the body of a model, with a bald head + saggy lil titties. Might get super turned on and ’scissor’ with my bros when i grow old. R u scared of aging? |
| Pitchfork violates blog ethics, posts Panda Bear unauthorized tracks Posted: 11 Jul 2010 11:39 AM PDT
Panda Bear’s TOMBOY is the most anticipated album of 2k10, in what has been a year known as a ’shitfest of shitty, irrelevant mp3s.’ It seems like the ‘drive to expose the leak’ has creted one of the most in-demand leaks since Animal Collective’s MerripostweatherPevilleons. Many blogs and eMusicZines have been ‘forced’ to cover the new Panda Bear, as if it is a celeb gossip ’scoop’, racing to ‘break’ news about the new album. It truly may be the first time that the MP3 blogosphere has broken away from ’stroking the cocks’ of artists to secure exclusive debuts, and instead ‘post content as if it is BREAKING NEWS.’ The blogosphere is in a ‘questionable position’ where they must operate in some sort of ‘ethical relationship’ with artists to secure ‘debuts’ and ‘exclusive content’, but this Panda Bear coverage is sure to usher in a new era in coverage of high level artists. Pitchfork was ‘backed into’ posting the streams after tons of low level, barely legal mp3 blogs ‘got the scoop’ and posted ’streams’ to limit their liability of posting the actual MP3 for download. They made it clear that the streams were ‘barely legal’:
I would expect this type of coverage from a ‘crappy MP3 blog’ on the hypemachine, or even popular weblog HIPSTER RUNOFF, or even lofi legend blog Guerillas Vs. Bear, but Pitchfork’s decision to ‘post unauthorized tracks’ might put Panda Bear’s live set at the Pitchfork Music Festival in jeopardy. It seems like music blogosphere is turning into ‘The Wild, Wild West’ as the end of 2k10 nears, and we are in search of a true album of the year 2 save the annual brand of 2k10. Is Panda Bear’s leak the most in-demand leak in the history of the blogosphere? |
| You are subscribed to email updates from HIPSTER RUNOFF To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
| Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610 | |







