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Isn’t disruption supposed to be cool?

Isn’t disruption supposed to be cool?

Lady Gaga openers and festival mainstays Semi Precious Weapons wax poetic on the best festival performances and more.

Last month our friends at vitaminwater® ventured to Boring, Oregon and made it brilliant.

This past Sunday Tuaca Drinks and Ink kicked a two-part series off in the Golden State came in San Diego, CA.

When you mix Cars-style riffs with beautiful harmonies, you’re talking Tashaki Miyaki.

When you think of Ex Cops imagine Fiery Furnaces with some haze, or Mates of State without the gloss. Do not think the Eurythmics.

Death and Taxes faves Matt and Kim joined Santigold, Yung Skeeter and B.O.B. last night in a vitaminwater®-sponsored extravaganza that made Boring, Oregon (yes, it’s a real place) brilliant.

Tomorrow night Matt and Kim will be joined by Santigold, Yung Skeeter and B.O.B. to make Boring, Oregon (a real place) brilliant.

Since the start of the decade it would be tough to name a band that brings as much energy and sing-along goodness to the table as Philadelphia’s Free Energy.

Capturing the insane party The White Panda brings to the table on camera ain’t easy, but we did our best.

Guys, are you ready to seek Dracula’s ultimate destruction?

Over the weekend a couple hundred of our friends in Denver made way to Stoney’s Bar & Grill to get a taste of Tuaca Drinks and Ink, a nation-wide party preaching the good word of tattoos, rock and roll and the best way to make a drink.

We finally figured out the best way to drink hot chocolate.

When did the IRS get a TV studio?

This past Friday Tuaca Drinks and Ink set up shop in Austin, the party capital of Texas (dare we say South?), at the city’s famed Austin City Limits venue.

“All the best songs are co-written by God.” — Bono

SPHERES are halfway between a Roomba and a Death Star.

Hey guys, New Year’s Day is mere hours away, and our friends at Disaronno have a a special treat in mind for you. Cheers!

Although New York City murderers are killing fewer people (only 414 this year), crime is up. Why? Because of iPhone thefts, sayeth Mayor Michael Bloomberg.