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WARNING: CONTAINS SERIOUS TRACES OF VIBERNATION. It's been a while coming but has definitely been worth the wait, finally Mr Richard Bithell AKA Moonboots has done did us a mix. We've been proper fans of Boots for years and are chuffed to bits to have him involved in the Rig Out Radio series.
Olivia Howitt's 'What's In Your Bedroom?' site is perfect for the nosey bastards in all of us. Its an interesting concept that features portraits of people told through their most personal and private of spaces...
Plume is a project set up by friends of the Rig Out, Patrick and Dan. In their words it is 'a streamlined, retracting mudguard which compliments the look of your bike. It looks as good when it's protecting your back from muddy street water, as it does when recoiled and not needed...'
Wonderful film by filmaker, Will Robson-Scott - shot in London's East End: This film follows Jela, brought up in the heart of the East End of London in a Turkish and English family. He talks about his memories of growing up in the 80s and 90s and his time on the streets and on football terraces.
Recently I was fortunate enough to be whisked away to sunny Scandinavia by my better half. She's known for ages that I'm slightly obsessed by the creative murmurs that have left Denmark's shores over the last few years.
More Hikerdelic nonsense. If like us, you enjoy seeing films abut Japanese people wearing outdoors gear that is difficult to buy in the west THEN HAVE WE GOT A TREAT FOR YOU!
Big moves. BIG MOVES. Groundbreaking Sockport based print merchants Proper Magazine chaps, Neil and Mark have only gone and collaborated with US outdoor gear specialists, Topo Designs.
As well as being one of the coolest Welsh people we know (and believe me, we know LOADS of cool Welsh folk), Neil Morris is also the guy behind the shoe brand Veras. Founded in the mountains of Spain in 2010, Neil has been building his brand in a grassroots manner ..
The Rig Out Radio returns with the first of two mixes this week. The first one is from our friends in the north, People Get Ready. Not only do these Geordie go-getters play some damn fine vibey house they are also connected with The End. And probably Spugee from Byker Grove AND Spender.
Rig Out team member Ewen Spencer launches his latest print project later this year and as part of the build up recently held a UK Garage night in his home town of Brighton. Collaborating once again with his long time friend, Mike 'The Streets' Skinner, Ewen mixed it up with the youth on the south coast.
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