ISSUE#05
issue#05 April 2011 Buenos Aires, Argentina.
staff. LUCAS CASTRO PARDO // editor in chief. (lucas@petertomdave.com) LEANDRO BELMUDES // marketing manager. (leandro@petertomdave.com) ROB ANNONI // gd. (rob@petertomdave.com)
special thanks to. Agustín Yarde Buller, Cecilie Harris, Constanza Vallese, Ed Nash, Flor Feroleto, Javier Olivera Goycoechea, Janusch Tschech, Jeremy Hunter, Jimo Soriano, Justin Violini, Jonathan Hökklo, Jonathan Paul Hamlit, Lorenzo Marcucci, Marcelo Basaure, Martín Boerr, Picky Courtois, René Fietzek, Sebastián Kato, Sebastián Labenda, Wish Thanasarakan, Wyatt Hough.
cover #05. photographer: Lucas Castro Pardo model: Alex (Civiles Management)
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INTRO.
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SHIVA. by ELEFANTE DE LECHE
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NEW BLOOD. photographer: JONATHAN HÖKKLO. styling: JONATHAN PAUL HAMILT. hair: OWEN GOULD using Sachajuan Hair Products. models: PHILIP (VNY) & LOIS CALLOWAY (Fusion NYC)
jewelry BEVEL jeans & belt CHEAP MONDAY underwear CALVIN KLEIN
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jeans CHEAP MONDAY shoes FLORSHIEM BY DUCKIE BROWN shirt CHEAP MONDAY jacket SIKI IM
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shirt CHEAP MONDAY necklace & band VINTAGE rings BEVEL
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pants, shirt & belt CHEAP MONDAY shoes FLORSHIEM BY DUCKIE BROWN vest SIKI IM
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shirts RAD HOURANI jeans CHEAP MONDAY
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shirt SIKI IM corpo harness COLLINA STRADA pants CHEAP MONDAY
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jacket RAD HOURANI jeans & belt CHEAP MONDAY necklace BEVEL
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jacket RAD HOURANI jeans CHEAP MONDAY shoes FLORSHIEM BY DUCKIE BROWN
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jacket RAD HOURANI jeans CHEAP MONDAY shoes FLORSHIEM BY DUCKIE BROWN necklace BEVEL
shirt, belt & pants CHEAP MONDAY jacket RAD HOURANI
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necklace BEVEL
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DREAMS FOR SALE.
photography: CECILIE HARRIS styling: CAMILLA ASHWORTH & LEILA HARTLEY model: MATTHEW MARONEY (Storm) grooming: NINA SAGRI
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shirt WHILLAS AND GUNN shorts PERCIVAL shoes FOLK
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vest & jeans TOPMAN shoes SKYVE 28
t-shirt TOPMAN shorts ALPHA 60 shoes ALDO 29
t-shirt TOPMAN shorts ALPHA 60 shoes ALDO 30
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photographer: LUCAS CASTRO PARDO stylists: AGUSTÍN YARDE BULLER & MARTÍN BOERR assistant: JIMO SORIANO model: ALEX (Civiles Management)
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trousers GIESSO
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black jeans H&M sweater made by stylists
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leggings H&M
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leather jacket CALVIN KLEIN leather skirt TOP SHOP
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leggings OAK NYC top made by stylists
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photographer: WISH THANASARAKHAN model: ALLAPON WANICH
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by WYATT HOUGH
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BOMBAY BICYCLE
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CLUB.
Bombay Bicycle Club are an Alternative rock band from Crouch End, London. The band comprises: Jack Steadman (lead vocals, guitar, xylophone, banjo, triangle), Jamie MacColl (lead guitar, backing vocals, banjo, theremin), Ed Nash (bass guitar, keyboards, backing vocals, mandolin) and Suren de Saram (drums, guitar, backing vocals).
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picture by KAY SIEGERT
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INTERVIEW WITH ED FROM BOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB. by MARCELO BASAURE. - Press says that you are part of a renewal in - What inspires you when you are composing? British music; do you think that you are being part - Our songs are written about things that happen to of a movement that is refreshing the current us in every day life. Jack normally writes the lyrics British rock scene? very last minute so they are about what is going on - I have never though of us as part of a movement, with him at the time. and i don't think we are part of a renewal in british music. There has always been good british music. - What differences exist between your album “Flaws” and “I Had the Blues But I Shook Them You just need to look in the right places. Loose”? - Tell us about your musical influences. - Flaws is fully acoustic and was recorded in Jacks - We all listen to a huge range of music. Our latest room and in a church. I had the blues is all played album flaws was influenced by artists such as Nick on electric guitars and produced by Jim Abbiss. I Drake, Joni Mitchell and John Martyn. At the guess the only similarity is Jacks singing and the moment I am personally listening to a lot of Bonnie people playing the instruments... Prince Billy. - You are working on your third album, Could you - How do you think is the band playing live tell us something about what sounds are moving in this new stage of the band? currently? - We haven't played many gigs recently as we have - The new album will be fully electric like I had the been recording, so we aren't as tight as normal. We blues. There will be much more synth and are trying to make expand on our live shows by computer based sounds. On the whole the songs adding backing vocals and percussion, we are also are more chilled out and down tempo than our first going to start to play some of our new songs over album. the next few shows. - The song "How Can You Swallow so Much Sleep" - What do you prefer… acoustic format or is part of the soundtrack of the movie "Twilight electronic? Eclipse". How do you feel when your music is - I prefer to play electric shows. It’s always more chosen to be the soundtrack of a movie? fun. I don't have any preference when it comes to - It was amazing to have our music in Twilight. The twilight films always have really strong listening to music, it depends on my mood. soundtracks. The eclipse had some of my favourite - Tell us about the name of the band, “Bombay bands on it like “The Black Keys” and “Beck”. Bicycle Club”, where does it come from? - Bombay Bicycle Club is the name of a curry house - What is your greatest achievement? in north London. We stole it from there as we - Once I managed to put 22 grapes in my mouth. I needed a name for a gig. It’s a pretty bad name and didn't know it was possible! I don't think any of us like it... although they did give us a free curry.
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ED RECOMMENDS: BOOK: Maus by Art Spiegelman. MOVIE: Fast Times at Ridgemount High. DISC: Ease down the road by Bonnie Prince Billy. BOMBAYBICYCLECLUBMUSIC.com 65
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NEPAL.
text & pictures: JAVIER OLIVERA GOYCOECHEA
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NEPAL. Despite the fatigue, I woke up early. From the window a dense and scattered town unfolded before my eyes, and little by little was covered with a brown veil, till get confused, in the distance, with the earth. Earth that beyond, tried to reach the sky, in a zigzag way, and almost succeeded. A solid and powerful mountain contained the city, like a hug. A hug so strong that ended waking me up. I took it as a welcome.
Some men went hand in hand, others were embracing loving and innocent, and together, in small groups, launched a myriad of looks like a swarm of harmless knives, which shook to any traveler. Were black and intense eyes. Occasionally their smiles bright as flashes of simplicity, and get them completely undressed. I assumed that we shared the same wonder, for being different, and i walked relaxed, with my body alive.
The sun was burning furiously the skin, and inflamed with rage, the colors of the women involved in a bunch of overlapping fabrics. Amazed with the endless combinations, I walked with dirty feet of an orange ground, stained of the place now. It felt comfortable, familiar, almost ancestral.
Some took refuge from the siesta sun under the arches, others just let their eyes appear from the dark depths of the houses or stores or barbers wide open. The rest appreciated in the temples, which abounded, as their gods and religions, and also give cool shade. I stopped at one. Breathe a rich and loving air. Then came rites, My dry mouth took me out of the prayers and peace. multicolor trance, and looking for a little water, I found a fruit stand, very fresh to the view, of all shapes and colors. An orange juice sweetened my Katmandu, Nepal. enthusiasm, and recovered, I followed. May 2007 69
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COFFEE WITH SYMPATHY. by JEREMY HUNTER
I am not evil,” said Lucifer. “I just do my job. Just like everyone else.” He was sitting at sidewalk table of a cafe on Bermuda Lane, stirring sugar into his cappuchino. His eyes were hidden behind his sunglasses as he gazed down the street. “A lot of people would argue otherwise Luc,” George suggested. He glanced down at his watch. It would be time to open the bar down the street soon. He wasn't sure why Lucifer had stopped him and offered to buy his coffee. He was relieved to find out Lucifer just wanted someone to talk to. “Of course they would,” Lucifer replied calmly. “They want to blame their own wickedness on someone else. But evil lives in the hearts of men.” “And you've never had a hand in any of the terrible things that people have done over the years?” George cocked an eyebrow at Lucifer and sipped his coffee. “Hmmm...” Lucifer smiled a thin smile. “Well now... That's what gets to me sometimes. Whenever men talk about a serial killer they say 'he's got the devil in him.' Or if someone gets caught embezzling money or cheating on their wife they say 'the devil made me do it.' I don't make anyone do anything. I give people choices. It is their decision what actions they take.” He paused and sighed. “You know... I've tempted and tested messiahs, saints, saviors, all varieties of heroes. Some who have become gods and inspired millions of people to have better lives. And no one ever credits me for making these champions so divine. But if I did not challenge them they would never have become so great. Without the trials I set before them they would never achieve such magnificent feats. No, they only want to blame me when something dreadful happens.” Sounds like you need some help to clean up your image,” said George. He knew that when
people needed someone to talk to they also wanted to draw their own conclusions in a conversation. He had learned this much from years of bar tending. “After several thousands of years, I don't think there is much hope for that. I know I do my job well. That is what matters.” Lucifer took a drink of his cappuchino and licked the foam from his lips. “You enjoy what you do. I think you have to admit. Don't act like I haven't seen you in action at the bar.” George folded his arms over his chest and gave Lucifer a knowing look. The devil chuckled and took off his sunglasses. His bright blue eyes almost glowed, they were reminiscent of stars. “Yes,” he said “ I have to admit that do.” He stared back at George, his voice sounded amused yet his face was emotionless. George felt a cold chill run through his body as Lucifer's eyes beamed in his direction. It was at this moment that George decided he would go open the bar. He had known Lucifer long enough not to be scared of him, but every now and then he still made George feel uncomfortable. “Well... I should get going. I'll see you at the bar tonight?” asked George as he got up to leave. “Yes, yes of course. Don't let me keep you.” answered Lucifer, his eyes again drifted aimlessly down the street. The sun was setting, sky was orange-pink and the street had a chrome yellow glow. “Thanks for the coffee,” said George and he turned to walk away. Lucifer didn't respond. He just gazed down the street at nothing in particular. A thousand temptations and trials ran through his mind. One of his eyes squinted slightly with the faintest trace of melancholy. He blinked and it was gone.
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BLOOD & TEARS. photographer: LORENZO MARCUCCI assistants: ALESSANDRO CASAGRANDE & MICHELE CREPALDI styling & grooming: LORENZO MARCUCCI models: PETAR PAVLOVIC & KETIL (Flash Models Milano)
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t-shirt HTC
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jacket ME MINE t-shirt HTC pants COME FOR BREAKFAST
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suit LES HOMMES
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jean jacket HTC jean pants & belt DSQUARED
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t-shirt HTC leather jacket Fendi
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leather jacket & t-shirt HTC
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bathing suit & pants TOM REBL
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jacket MSGM pants TOM REBL
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WELTEN BUMMLER.
photographer: JANUSCH TSCHECH. www.janusch-tschech.com creative director: TIM LABENDA. fashion & styling: TIM LABENDA. www.timlabenda.com hair & make up: MARIA MESSNER. models: LUKAS ATTILA ALTINBAS, ROBIN BRASS & DAVID GRIMM.
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MENESTER.
photographer: LUCAS CASTRO PARDO model: NUEL MC GOUGH (K-mgmt)
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shirt LEGACY jeans LOS BLANCO
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jean vest ROBERT LEWIS shirt LOS BLANCO trousers LEE
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cardigan LOS BLANCO boxer AMERICAN APPAREL
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STAINED. photographer & styling: JUSTIN VIOLINI. make up: ALEJANDRO CALVANI. models: ERIC PUZIO. (Red)
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shirt: M.A.+ pants: DAMIR DOMA
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vest & pants: RAF SIMONS
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shorts DRYKORN belt GIORGIO ARMANI
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IMAGINATION. photographer: RENÉ FIETZEK stylist: EDYTA KOPCIO edytakopcio.com @perfectprops.de hair & make up: CHRISTIANE BUCHHOLZ models: PHILIO MILOJEVIC (Seeds Management) DANIEL (The Special)
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shirt HOLLAND ESQUIRE shorts WOOD WOOD sandals MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA
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shirt DIOR HOMME black collar EMPORIO ARMANI
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suit CARUSO shirt GIORGIO ARMANI backpack HENRIK VIBSKOV watch TRIVIA belt WOOD WOOD
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suit ETRO t-shirt SILENT shoes VANS
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suit & sandals DIOR HOMME black t-shirt KILIAN KERNER white t-shirt CHEAP MONDAY
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suit HIEN LE t-shirt COSTUME NATIONAL belt GIOGIO ARMANI
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shirts CARUSO jacket COSTUME NATIONAL pants MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA
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