Freshly shot.

A couple weekends ago we decided to hit up a gallery that was recently voted “Best Place to Buy Art in Detroit”. If you have no idea what I’m talking about then you should probably hop on Google and search 323 East. We’ve been to a few their openings, and hot damn we have yet to be disappointed. Bringing in hitters like Glenn Barr, Ron Zakrin, and David Foox only to name a few, I have to say they have put on some good shows. With some Fresh, 70s inspired goodness by artist Netherland this opening was no different. Coming out of Chicago, this dude definitely brings color and tons of intrigue to his work. During the show we joined curators Dan and Jesse from 323 for an old fashion guerilla-style interview with Netherland:

It was the summer of ’95 when the introduction took place. I’ll never forget the first time I heard him. It was something different. So refreshing. Back then I was heavy into rap, especially anything coming from the east coast. New York was Jerusalem. It was the holy place of all things rap. Everything that was good and pure flowed from the streets of New York City.

If you're a music junky, I'd say give this guy a try. Attic scans all of the least played albums in your iTunes Library and creates a playlist. A cool way to remember what kind of crap you have lurking in the trenches of your library or to rediscover albums you forgot to listen to.

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During the first few months of 2010, something magical indeed has happened. If you have no idea what I’m talking about, chances are you’re not one of the more than 50,000 people to download “Enter The Magical Mystical Chambers.”

The first single off the highly anticipated album, Thank Me Later.  Don't worry you can thank us later.

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