It's that time of month again for a new Playlist. This months Playlist-28 I wanted to do another dub/chill dubstep mix. It's full of some great tracks from Burial, Skream, Youngsta and more. This is sure to give your fill of good music. If any of you out there know of some similar artist please let me know.

If you want to check out any of the other Playlist then click on TCL Playlist in the menu.


Cover art by: Damion S.

Tracklist

1. Explode by Skream
2. Hallowlerd by Skream
3. Bombay Squad by Loefah
4. Bloc Party Where is Home by Burial
5. Shell of Light by Burial
6. Deep Concentration by Youngsta
7. Homeless
8. Southern Comfort by Burial
9. Jamie Woon Wayfaring Strange by Burial
10. Thom Yorke And It Rained All Night by Burial
11. Dub Period by Youngsta
12. Request Line (Mala Remix) by Hatcha

Cascades ThermaFresh have come up with an alternative to those crappy Styrofoam coolers. They created the ThermaFresh Cardboard Cooler Box ($15), which is composed of 70% recycled cardboard. These coolers also use NorShield waterproof inner lining for weatherproofing and reusability, and thanks to their thick cardboard construction, they can keep your food or beverages chilled for up to 36 hours in normal conditions with just two bags of ice. The ThermaFresh cooler will ensure better overall performance and quality compared to those noisy, clumsy and ugly Styrofoam coolers, plus when your done you can easily recycle them.





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This home was inspired by the typical Danish atrium house style of the '60s and '70s, with its shape and use of materials like glass and different shades of wood. The homes designer was Swedish architect Johan Sunberg, who designed the home to be surrounded by a young forest on the outside but on the inside have a courtyard with views of a garden surrounded by living spaces. As you tour the home you catch glimpses of other rooms, and of course, nature. Running the inner perimeter, a deck puts the finishing touches on this "indoor" outdoor living house design. See more pictures of this home on Trendir

Way back in the beginning of this blog I did a post called: "What's On Your Chess Board". Where I just talked about some interesting chess boards that I had found along the way. Well today, I have a couple more to add to the collection.

Lens Chess Set

This chess set is made using real Canon and Nikon camera lenses. The company Lensrentals.com, that made this unique concept makes it available for you to rent for a whopping $9,221.00 per week. So if your a chess fanatic and you have some cash, you can play some Camera Lense Chess.

Ice Chess Set

The Ice Chess Set would be a fun and interesting way to play chess. They have silicone ice molds that create frozen chess pieces. This set is avaible for $12.99, and it's a lot cheaper then renting the  $9,221.00 per week Camera Lens Chess Set.

Key Chess Set

This sweet looking  Key Chess Set was designed by Dave Pickett around the function of skeleton keys. The skeleton keys on this board are mode of brass. One set was finished in liver sulfur petina and the other set was sandblasted. The wood includes curly maple and walnut.

LED Chess Set

Here is an innovative way for ravers to play chess in the dark.  The LED Chess Set which, you can read more about how it came about and how it was made on Instructables.com

3D Chess Board

This is a strange chess board and it would more than likely take me a minute to figure out. The 3D Chess board give another add dimension to the game we call chess.

Cardboard Chess Set

The Cardboard Chess Set is a modern set with unique chess pieces made out of cardboard. Here is a chess set that has gone green.

Straight Up Chess Set

Here is a different perspective on playing chess. This Straight Up Chess Set is a vertical wall mounted chess board. It would make you think a little different on how you would play and display your game.  They have different styles of this set, which can cost you anywhere from $185 to $300.



















If you know of any other chess sets that you think could be in this collection. Let me know, leave a comment or sent me a message.

I was enjoying the color palettes and the details this morning in these poster designs by Andy Rohr. These future retro posters were part of a fictitious airline that takes you to Mars called MarsUnited. These posters reminds me of some old school 60's scifi take on how the future will be and where we can go. Andy did a wonderful job on taking the vintage to a retro future. The MarsUnited series posters are available to purchase on his shop. Plus, don't forget to check out some of his other works as well.

Photography Richard Gubbels from the Netherlands captured these beauties. The color tones and the surreal feeling of nostalgia in these photos are fantastic. I could picture myself explore this cooling tower inside of an abandon power plant on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Why Sunday you ask? I don't know it just seems like a good exploring day. These are not the only stunning images taken by Richard so check out more of his work on Flickr.




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Seeing how I'm an Ohioian, I get excited when I find bands that are from where I use to live. The Lighthouse and the Whaler is a band from Cleveland, Ohio, though its name would assume otherwise. This indie-folk-pop band has a future of making it big due to their sound is catchy, uplifting and somewhat rustic. They have already completed two EP and a Self Title Album and currently will be playing more live shows (hopefully in Tampa!). They are also in the process of creating their new album which you can keep up to date with them on their Blog.

Below you can a listen to their Self Title Album and spread the word. I think this indie band will be exploding in 2011. I look forward to their new album but in the meantime, I will enjoy their Self Titled Album.





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This is a place where being inside feels like one is outside. Located in beautiful Brazil and designed by Fernanda Marques. The Loft 24/7 brings in modern style with nature. This spacious bungalow has some unique materials to bring nature a little bit closer. The use of rough stone walls, limestone floors, steel and glass give the interior a earthly tone to it. The interior and the outer environment, glazed walls and ceilings ensure spatial continuity: one of the hallmarks of Fernanda Marques’s designs.

I would have to say though, this house would making camping at lot more comfortable. You can read more about this home on Architizer.com

Laura Bifano has been working on her new series "Menagerie". It's a show of 10 polygonal animal paintings that she has been working on for the last three months. This series shows her fascination with the natural world and the world of computer games. She is not the only one with this fascination because her prints are selling like hot cakes. (Yes, hot cakes)! Each print is selling for about $40.00 a piece. She's currently releasing a painting a day and is up to number 7 so only 3 more to go. You can keep up with them on her Tumblr.

Who doesn't want a pixelated octopus doing what he does best? Creepin!





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