Lazy and Darbotz on Ubiq eL

This is one gorgeous-looking pair of Ubiq eL, customized by artists Lazy and Darbotz. Lazy contributed his skills on the strap with some pleasant carved patterns. Whereas Darbotz supplied his artistic talents on the inner sole and the casing with his impressive artwork. Curious to know what I'm flattering about. Check it out here!

adidas x Upper Playground - You Ain't Gotta Lie It To Kick It, Volume Four

Here it is! We shown you adidas x Upper Playground's latest collaboration themed You Ain't Gotta Lie To Kick It volume 1 to 3. This is volume 4, with contributions from artist Herbert Baglione.

No updates on when will it be released. As what we can do now is wait. Will keep you posted though. Hang tough fellas!

WTAPS Spring/Summer 2008 Collection - Brain Bucket Helmet

Take a look at this cool brain bucket helmet from WTAPS Spring/Summer 2008 collection preview. Might do some good to some; maybe NS trainees or bike riders. Maybe you. Check out the full collection preview here.

Converse 1HUND(RED) - Dr. Romanelli, Jeremyville, Scott Patt & Umbereen Qureshi

Converse 1HUND(RED) Artists is a year long global project to support it's long term partnership with (PRODUCT) RED, also to commemorate the brand's 100th anniversary celebration. 100 artists from all over world have been enlisted to create a Converse product to celebrate this campaign. All (PRODUCT) RED goods will donate 10% of the net whole price to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Sneaker Freaker presented the works of four artists to that collaboration. They are Dr. Romanelli, Jeremyville, Scott Patt and Umbereen Qureshi. Stay tuned for the rest of the collection.

Artist #30 - Jeremyville

Artist #38 - Scott Patt

Artist #4 - Umbereen Qureshi

Artist #12 - Dr. Romanelli

Boo And Boo Too - No Tempo

"Noise-obsessed, dark, but ultimately poppy, Boo and Boo Too play indie rock buried beneath the squall of Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine combined with the loose abandon of Pavement. The band's live shows climax with swirling, blown-out whitewashes of sound, amps buzzing and guitars screeching." - Fanatic

Boo and Boo Too is an indie noise rock band hailing from Kansas. The band released a self-titled EP in 2007 and is expecting to release their first full length album entitled No Tempo, probably release in mid-2008, with Ironpaw Records.

Put it this way. The new PAVEMENT returns bigger, bolder,louder and noisier! Plug this to the stereos in a joint filled with 90s-inspired rockers, and you will get an earthquake caused from swarming footstomps and sky high jumps. It's just irresistible.

Sample:- David Turns A Mystic, Couch On Fire...

Bridges and Powerlines - Ghost Types

Bridges and Powerlines is an indie rock band from New York. Their first full length debut album entitled Ghost Types are scheduled to release on April 22 under Citybird Records.

The band cited their influences from bands like Pavement, Spoon, Neutral Milk Hotel, Wolf Parade, Built To Spill, Guided By Voices, The Hollies and The Wrens.

"Writing the songs for their debut full-length, Bridges and Powerlines began to notice a recurring motif: the male struggle for maturity despite the persistence of boyhood impulses. The stories that populate "Ghost Types" include a diverse collection of such conflicted protagonists: a depression-era film director, a Bangladeshi cab driver, the captain of a doomed steam ship, and a host of others." - read the complete bio at the band's MySpace page.

Sample:- Uncalibrated

Via Fanatic.

We Were The States - Believe The Thieves

We Were The States is a garage rock band from Tennessee, USA. They have named numerous bands like Oasis, The Kinks, The Walkmen, Dandy Warhols, The Pixies and The Misfits as influence to their music path.

In 2007, they signed with Austin indie Chicken Ranch Records, tweaked their sound concept and band's name, and started working on their full length album, Believe The Thieves. The album was released on March 11.

Sample:- Up Your Sleeve, Till Morning Comes

Check out the video of their single Up Your Sleeve...Tasty!