Tonight at Kind Of gallery, 72 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 2010, Sydney.
For more info check out Kind Of Gallery.











It’s been another big year of parties, galleries, longnecks and hangovers! We’ve been involved in some great projects, met a bunch of awesome people and visited some inspiring places . Thanks to everyone who has supported us from our customers to our extended crew, see you in 2012.
Rising up out of the New York underground, Jean Grae is a name that resonates with Hip Hop heads worldwide.
Since the release of her debut Attack of the Attacking Things, and her signing to Talib Kweli’s Blacksmith Records, Jean has continued to evolve with countless platinum releases and performances on some of the biggest stages around the globe.
After numerous tours down-under sharing the stage with other Hip Hop immortals, she’s now bringing her impeccable flow and thought provoking lyrics to the intimate surrounds of Goodgod Small Club.
This is a once in a life time opportunity to witness one of Hip Hop’s finest MCs up close and personal. Capacity is limited! Early bird tickets willl not last!
Tickets are available at Moshtix.
For more info head to the event page
CRACK & SHINE presents ROID & HORFE in AUSTRALIA from Topsafe London on Vimeo.
The Crack & Shine team took a trip down under last month with Roid and Horfe. Here’s a snippet of what went down!
Close friends and affiliates Anton Benois, Esjay and Will Cooke have got their group show kicking off tomorrow night along side Mark Drew at 72 Erskine. Check the event page for more details!
Our friends Paper Plane Project have just dropped their new 7 track EP, ‘Miles Apart’. Quality as always.
“EP by Australian production duo Paper Plane Project. A blend of soulful hip hop, low-slung beats, future funk, boogie and Latin rhythms, it features vocals from LA artists J. Mitchell (Common, Exile) and MC Raashan Ahmad (Crown City Rockers), as well live horns and verses from local Sydney group True Vibenation. Following up from their acclaimed debut LP ‘Pacific Connection (2011)’, this new release shows an evolution in the Paper Plane Project sound with a sonic freshness that still contains that soulful, jazz-influenced vibe.”
Check out Artillery Magazine or head to the event page here.







