A power ad campaign designed for the gun control advocacy group Moms Demand Action.
It reads: “We won’t sell Kinder chocolate eggs in the interest of child safety. Why not assault weapons?”
Mothers Demand Action founder Shannon Watts told ABC news; “It’s this idea of juxtaposing the absurdity of what America is so worried about harming our children, yet we do not have an assault weapons ban. We have such lax gun laws in this country and yet we pretend to be so concerned about our children,”
Retrograde by electronic music producer James Blake. Blake hails from London, England and you can catch him live in concert on May 6th at Metropolis in Montreal, Quebec.
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Brighten up your Wednesday with this cool web design for Lois by Nectar.
A very James Bond sounding track called For You by Juno award winning musician Serena Ryder.
Portland-based band Portugal. The Man teamed up with mega-producer Danger Mouse to create this video for Evil Friends. It was shot in the dark using a night vision camera, so prepare yourself for a slightly off-putting Blair Witch Project vibe.
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Keep current with Icons Times by Parisian Illustrator Sylvan Boyer. Boyer illustrates breaking news stories through the use of iconic, sometimes controversial, images.
Whispers in the Dark by Mumford & Sons off their album Babel. In this video, four music videos take place at the same time on a split screen following each band member on their separate journeys to get to a concert gig. Four videos, four questions…Happy Passover, y’all.
