TV TIME THURSDAYS is dedicated to one of the coolest Asians out right now, Dirty Beaches. Montreal's Alex Zhang Hungtai has got style for miles, kinda like a modern day Alan Vega or a Jim Jarmusch movie come to life. He's got a new album out called Badlands and it sounds as awesome as this dude looks. (via Analog Beach, Dirty Beaches' blog and Pitchfork)

I love the idea of a family band. Peaking Lights is a new post-dub band out of Madison, WI. The group consists of married couple Indra Dunis and Aaron Coyes creating dub rhythms with dreamy female vocals. Their new album "936" has been on repeat in my house as of late. Maybe it's me wanting warm weather to soon come...I guess this album will have to do. (Listen to some tracks on Altered Zones and Gorilla vs Bear)

New tUnE yArDs video. "Bizness"

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Sorry, I've been slacking on the posting. Here's a collection of videos of The Gonz as skater, artist, and all around weirdo. There's old skate footage from Video Days and Real's Nonfiction plus some weird Gonz art videos. The music videos are of Jason Schwartzman's band Coconut Records which used Mark Gonzales footage while the second video was directed by Mark. Enjoy.

Regulators, Mount UP! That was one of my favorite jams from back in the day. It'll always bring back great memories. 213 will regulate!

Would love to get a copy of this book, "The Sid Vicious Family Album". I had no idea this book even existed. I guess it was put out by his mom and a way for her to cash in on her son.

Download the new single from Shabazz Palaces "an echo from the hosts that profess infinitum" here. It's Butterfly from Digable Planets new avant rap project. Can't wait for the new album, Black Up, on Sub Pop. (via Gorilla vs Bear)