This past Memorial Day weekend, a Miami man was shot and killed after gruesomely maiming another man while hallucinating on a new street drug coined “bath salts.” Also sometimes known as “Ivory Wave”, “Vanilla Sky” and “Bliss” these drugs–which have no direct relation to actual bath salts–contain similar synthetic stimulants as LSD and cocaine and can cause hallucinations, paranoia, violence, …
Only If You Allow It.
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Hump Day Treat of the Week: Cadenza in Paris.
The Collective Cadenza — cdza for short — is a group of musicians that create musical video experiments. No Steinways were harmed in the production of this video: Here is our viral Hump Day Treat of the Week: Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. …
Welcome to Austra. (NSFW)
We dug up this ill vid from Canadian dark wave trio Austra. Released early last year, “Beat and the Pulse” is somewhat self explanatory. Directed by Claire Edmondson (who also directed the Broken Social Scene’s gory “Sweetest Kill“), these visuals are a lot less bloody and far more stoic. Austra experienced much success in the yesteryear with their immaculate debut …
A Bear Called Lou.
Look at what we got. It’s always awesome when someone sends us art from around the globe to share with you Quiet Lunchers. Check out this Louis Vuitton Monogram Bear on display in a LV Boutique in France. Want to see more? Check out this write up we did on the mini versions → Here. ← Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a …
Burying the Alter.
After last week’s sneak peek, Jay-Z and Kanye West finally dropped the visuals for their popular single “No Church in the Wild”. Directed by Romain Gavras and featuring Frank Ocean, neither Hov, Yeezy or Frank make an appearance in the video. Instead, the video — which was shot in Prague — stands alone as a theatrical critique of one of …