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Yuno's "Massive" Video: Navigating Existential Nightmares Ahead of "Blest"

Yuno drops the visually striking, self-directed video for "Massive," a taste of their forthcoming album Blest (Sub Pop, May 16, 2025). With production by Patrick Wimberly (Chairlift), "Massive" delves into themes Yuno describes as "existential dread." The album Blest also features collaborations with Nick Sanborn (Sylvan Esso). Catch Yuno on tour starting in June.

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Whisky, Dining, Japan, Food & Drink Josh Boles Whisky, Dining, Japan, Food & Drink Josh Boles

Miyazaki Distillery Unveils the Allure of "Chihaya" Japanese Whisky

A century-old Miyazaki shochu distillery, Sato Shochu, is making waves in the whisky world with the release of "Chihaya," a handcrafted Japanese whisky matured for three years in American white oak. Known for their dedication to local ingredients and traditional techniques, Sato Distillery's foray into whisky offers a unique perspective on Japanese spirits.

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Design, Travel, Japan, Nature, Tourism Josh Boles Design, Travel, Japan, Nature, Tourism Josh Boles

Hakone's Earth Valley Offers a Vertiginous Encounter with Nature's Power

Escape the urban clamor and immerse yourself in the raw power of nature at Hakone's newly unveiled Earth Valley. Situated near an active volcano with breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji, this innovative experience, part of the historic Hakone Ropeway, offers a visceral connection to the Earth's dynamic forces.

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Exhibitions, Art, Japan, Culture Josh Boles Exhibitions, Art, Japan, Culture Josh Boles

Stylist Shinichi Mita's "Matoi": Where Tradition Meets Cutting-Edge Fashion

Stylist Shinichi Mita's latest exhibition, "Path in Trace -轍-" at Laforet Museum Harajuku, delves into the essence of "Matoi" – adorning – by creating a compelling dialogue between Japan's rich traditional crafts and cutting-edge technology. Discover how Mita, known for his diverse work, bridges the old and the new in the world of fashion.

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PAN and Nike's "The Suspended Hour": A Sonic Sneaker Symphony at Milan Design Week

Berlin's boundary-pushing music label PAN and Nike have unveiled a striking collaboration at Milan Design Week: a stealthy, all-black Air Max 180. Stripped of its iconic swooshes and imbued with subtle nods to PAN's sonic history and Greek mythology, this collaboration, showcased through the immersive "The Suspended Hour" installation, explores the intersection of music, design, and club culture.

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Effie: South Korea's Hyperpop Harbinger and the Sound of Survival

Effie (에피) is not just making music; she's carving out a new sonic territory in South Korea. Emerging as the nation's first prominent hyperpop artist and spearheading a burgeoning "Sad Girl" movement, her debut album "E" is a bold departure from the K-Pop status quo, fueled by raw emotion and internet-age inspiration.

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Fashion, Asia, Sustainability, Events, Innovation Josh Boles Fashion, Asia, Sustainability, Events, Innovation Josh Boles

Taipei Fashion Week FW25: Weaving a Sustainable Future

Taipei Fashion Week FW25 isn't just showcasing clothes; it's presenting a revolutionary model for the future of fashion. As Asia's first fashion week fully committed to sustainable practices, the event blends cutting-edge tech with eco-conscious design, proving that style and environmental responsibility can walk hand-in-hand.

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Zoe Atkin and Finley Melville Ives Conquer the Halfpipe

In a stunning display of aerial mastery, Zoe Atkin and Finley Melville Ives emerged as World Champions at the Engadin halfpipe event. Witness the groundbreaking performances, including Luke Harrold's historic triple cork, that are redefining freestyle skiing. This article delves into the high-flying action, the innovative tricks, and the rising stars shaping the future of the sport.

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