A very delayed Happy New Year!

What better way to start of 2010 with some rest and relaxation on the job?

The now infamous TTC driver has found himself in a Where’s Waldo kinda sitch. It’s a somewhat angerfying subject for commuters, but they’ve unleashed some creativity through Photoshop fun.

For more see: http://www.blogto.com/city/2010/01/ttc_sleeper_gets_the_photoshop_treatment/

Terrible. (Yet amazingly useful and efficient!)

A group that has recently opened for Kid Cudi in Toronto, Keys N Krates have been making noise in a unique way around the world by utilizing hip hop samples with live instrumentation.

“Live Re-Mixing 101 is the the history of hip-hop and dance music getting ripped apart and rebuilt in real time, resulting in one of the most exciting, connective and participatory experiences in live music today.

Comprised of an award-winning DJ, Jr Flo, Matisse on keys and Adam Tune on drums, Keys N Krates have a communal arrangement that allows a manipulative diversity unprecedented in DJ culture.

Showcasing KNK’s party-rock performances, Live Re-Mixing 101 includes their signature deconstructed compositions of:

Mos Def’s Ms. Fat Booty, Tribe Called Quest favorites, The Fugee’s, Fu-Gee-La, Talib’s Get By, Dr. Dre’s, Next Episode, Simian Mobile Disco’s We Are Your Friends and more.”

KEYS N KRATES – Re-Mixing 101 by Keys N Krates

It’s a must listen. Download Keys N Krates’ Re-Mixing 101 HERE

website and blog via keysnkrates

a film by Lucas Martell

“Pigeon: Impossible is the tale of Walter, a rookie secret agent faced with a problem seldom covered in basic training: what to do when a curious pigeon gets trapped inside your multi-million dollar, government-issued nuclear briefcase.”

It has won numerous awards and honors including first prize for Best Short at the Montreal World Film Festival and first prize for Best Animation at the Rhode Island International Film Festival.

Give it a go

more info via pigeonimpossible

This would be annoyingly painful… yet so awesome.

This would be great for all those nocturnal folk.

Pulse concept.

Heya, gotta love those French-Canadians, they got style.

La Vitrine – Montreal from steven bulhoes on Vimeo.

You thought your life was hard?

Imperial Hammer Dance

is finished!

By Monty Oum