A few days ago, the Hajime Soroyama x Kaws No Future Companion released quietly on kawsone.com, and sold out within minutes. If you’ve been looking to get yourself one of the figures limited to only 500, Parisian-retailer, Colette just received a couple today. However (like all things at Colette), the price tag is much heftier than the $980 it was going for on kawsone.com. It will put you back a cool $1500.

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Osneaker continue to release super-limited Air Max 90s. This time around, the sneaker features a gold splatter colourway. It is a one-of-one, and is now available for $275. mash rating: 3.5/10

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The musical brain behind Rage Against The Machine, Tom Morello along with Boots Riley (The Coup repper) = Street Sweeper Social Club, which is a combination of guitar-funk and hip-hop. Too bad that ‘Clap For The Killers’ wasn’t the first video. It’s my favourite off the album. Directed by Matthew Stawski.

Obey will be releasing their new Windmill print tomorrow. Designed by Shepard Fairey, it is limited to 450 and is signed and number. It measures 18×24″, and will be available through Obey’s website.

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Andrey Nepomnyaschev bounces colourful balls in perfect synch to some great music. After watching the video, I was forced to purchase the album, and I don’t know how I overlooked it a month ago. Hardcore electronic/glitch in line with some great visuals. Thanks, Russia.

Ryan McGinley was enlisted by Wieden+Kennedy to shoot the new campaign for the Levi’s Go Forth campaign, which draws on the brand’s heritage as the quintessential American jeans. Interestingly enough, the photos bare quite a resemblance to the campaign McGinley shot for Wrangler just recently.

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Originally released back in 1991, the VI Infrared has become one of the most sought after Jordans of all time. For collectors and Jordan fans alike, it holds grail status. It was retroed in the Summer of 2000, and will make a return next January. mash rating: 9/10

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Last week, over 190 000 people attended the Glastonbury festival in western England, the largest open-air festival in Europe. Boston.com have just added several, high-resolution images of the four-day festival to The Big Picture column, each accompanied by a short description. Click here to check them out.

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Founded in 1980 by community activist, Ray Rodriguez, the Hall of Fame wall at 106th and Park Avenue in East Harlem has gained legendary status, with the biggest of names in the graffiti scene leaving their mark on the famed wall. Each year, and event is organized celebrating the wall and its 30 year history. This year’s event was held over the weekend. Martha Cooper was there, and documented the celebrations. She also added some old school photos to her blog from back in ‘82, and ‘84.

pic and info: Martha Cooper