I have a new side-project, Diyar Supermarket. Denver's Alphabets (Colin Ward) and Deptford's The Atoms (Rob Sommerlad) have released their cool split tape under its aegis and I made the artwork (with the help of a neuroscientist friend). Each tape has a different cover and some really good tracks on it, and it's cheap. Buy the tape on the Diyar blog. Here's the blurb:

Alphabets' first European release. The Atoms' debut release. Diyar Supermarket's first release. 5 tracks plus each remixes the other. USA-UK collaboration. Denver-Deptford love. Recorded onto tapes taken from the basement of an abandoned recording studio. The studio which spawned 'Candle in the Wind' giving birth to a monster-foetus of futuristic pop music. Limited edition. Hand-made artwork with a variety of different covers.

So, I'm crap at blogging.

These are some things I've done a while ago: An illustrated Le Guess Who festival guide (November 24th-28th), new music column (p.18-21) apple crumble recipe (p.35) - Subbacultcha September issue, new music column (p.18-21) yam burger recipe (p.47) - Subbacultcha October issue, new music column (p.18-19) courgette roll recipe (p.48-9) - Subbacultcha November issue.

I will schedule some posts soon. Also, I am preparing something NEW and EXCITING, watch this space.

My latest recipe was filo pastry herb pie made for Ariel Pink. We ate it with a large tomato salad on the side and a gigantic fruit salad for pudding. The recipe and illustration are in the July/August issue of Subbacultcha! magazine (p. 44-5). Got this t-shirt as a thank you.

My band cooking column and illustration-collage has been published in the June issue of Subbacultcha! magazine (p. 44-45). This month it's courgette cake for High Places, whom I like very much. They gave me their newest vinyl as a thank you.

We cycled and cycled yesterday and this is what happened!

I have a new cooking column and illustration in the May issue of Subbacultcha! magazine (p. 46-7).
I got this t-shirt from Times New Viking as a thank you.

The Tallest Man on Earth is so short he barely reached my lens.
Read the TMOE interview I illustrated and took part in in the April issue of Subbacultcha magazine. (p. 20-24)

My interview with DD/MM/YYYY is in the March issue of Subbacultcha! magazine. Read it here. (p. 25-7)
Shame I had a word limit, the band and I even talked about weeing on things. I love a good wee.

Apparently, I started bitching round 1997.

I wrote some silly poems. More on the Subbacultcha blog.

Bought some coloured pencils and markers for 2 Euros on Sunday, loadsa fun.

Click here and read my interview with Tino Haenen (creative director of Amsterdam's Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ) in the newest Subbacultcha! magazine (pages 28-33) or pick up a physical copy if you're in town. Sorry about the bragging, but I am so excited to see this in print. Hope you like it.

Back here. Loads of catching up to do. More good stuff on the Subbacultcha blog.

It's cold outside, I'm staying in, thanks.

1. One of my homemade Xmas cards
2. Sleigh Bells - Infinity Guitars (live)

Hi, so I got a job at Subbacultcha! a few weeks ago and now I'm going to obnoxiously brag and plug their brand new shiny blog that I'm doing for them because they are cool and I am excited about this. Fuck yeah!

This was fun to draw.

Used my fingers like a paintbrush.

I like drawing. It is nice. Warsaw Love.