VC_FRIDAY RECAP 5/3/13
You know we cant lay off the bass. Neither can the average Miamian, so this friday we decided we were overdue for a night out and took a plunge into the pleasant abyss of nightlife.
First we took a cab to the FDR at Delano in Miami Beach , where Minimax and Slap & Tickle where having a throw down deck-side. The music was great, Matt Ohashi and Andrew Ward took us into another dimension where time ceased to exist.
Next thing you know we are at Treehouse with the guys from Link & Miami Rebels and none other than Luca Bacchetti, Needless to say, It was a memorable evening and an unpleasant morning. Big ups to Carma PR, Minimax, Link & Miami Rebels. Dont forget to check out the album after the break!
DVDASA Podcast: Why you should listen.
You might tune in for Howard Stern’s tell-how-it-is attitude. You might be into Joe Rogan’s ability to accurately describe a trans-
dimensional drug episode hallucination by hallucination. Or you might just be into hearing people rant their problems away for hours on end. Podcasts has found a place into our everyday lives, either on the way to work or on a long trip aboard. We are all natural born storytellers; be it novels, comic books, films, or most importantly, narration. Technology has been increasing publishing accessibility to the common man, the Podcast being one of the most popular methods.
That being said, boring podcasts are a dime a dozen. Just because you can does not mean you should. Everyone’s experience is valid but without eloquence and good oral narration skills your conspiracy theory might be just that. Just because you bought the newest version of Traktor and downloaded a top 40 Dj chart DOES NOT make you a Dj. Same logic applies to podcasts, a couple microphones and conversations amongst your friend will not generate a good podcast, but with experience you can share your content to the masses. This is exactly what David Choe and Asa Akira have done with the DVDASA Podcast.
DVDASA Episode 8 – Graffiti artist Saber and actress Sasha Grey from DVDASA on Vimeo.
Kontrol 1 Year Anniversary
The guys at MinMax are known for throwing some of the best pachangas on the beach. The Kontrol events at Mansion have been getting better and better since Richy and Matt started booking some of the most desired sounds in the house music industry. Maceo Plex, Art Department, and Seth Troxler are just a few of the Deejays to spin their events. Last week was their 1 year anniversary, Dj Jesse Perez was on the ones and twos as the night crawlers began flocking to the dance floor. 
Around 2 am in the morning, Dj Sneak plugged in his USB’s and the funk had begun. Chicago style house emanated from the speakers into early morning as the Boriquan Gangsta showed everyone in the Mansion a good night. Come out this thursday for an Incorrect Music showcase with Anthony Attalla and Cocodrills. Check out the album after the break!
LINK & Miami Rebels Present: DJ SASHA @ Treehouse
The guys from LINK & Miami Rebels have been working hard all year. With the opening of Underground Story, things have changed for the better. Bringing what feels like a constant stream of wmc year-round. We got a chance to catch up with Coloma from Miami Rebels at Treehouse and guess who was scheduled for a set. Sasha. Needless to say, this WMC will be spectacular.
STRANGEWAYS Zine Release Part Deux
Following our interview with Luis Pinto from strangeways, we thought it was only adequate to interview the guys in charge of some of the artwork including the bad-ass posters for the event. I got a chance to kidnap Augusto Mendoza and Edwin Beuchamp, founders of Coloform, for a small chat at the Lesters bathroom. They talked about collaborations, strangeways, and of course, the ladies.
The internet is overrated. Meet Luis Pinto, founder of STRANGEWAYS
After a short break, Vicios is back… And shit will impact a fan at the speed of light. This month we met with the crew responsible for the STRANGEWAYS zine at their release party in Lesters. Yes, I said zine. Zines are a self-published form of print media that get produced in small circulation with the use of copy machines. The most notoriously known example is Thomas Paine’s Common Sense which is considered to be one of the sparks for the American Revolution. Zines have been appropriated since the birth of the printing press… but enough scholarly bullshit. Punk rock quelled teen angst in the 70′s with these publications. They are a cheap (not free), creative and incredibly personal way to communicate with complete control over aesthetics and content. Tangible media is becoming scarce and that is a terrifying thought (think idiocracy). Miami, meet the zine’s rebirth right here in the sunburnt state. Luis Pinto founder of STRANGEWAYS had an encounter with Jose Garza in the bathroom? at Lesters where they had a chance to tell us about his strange ways.
Here & There w/ Lamia Khorshid
Art Walk VIDEO RECAP
We are very proud to release our video recap of the october art walk promo we did at the Style Market. Good music by Fortunate Youth compliments a great visual diary of the day/night. Hope to see you all there this saturday!



