Silver Jewellery with a hip hop flavour.

Proudly made in Melbourne and exclusive to our retail store.

100% sterling silver.

 New York Fat Cap

 Digging in the crates

kicks

Turntable

Grand Scheme - summer 2011

New range from the Grand Scheme crew

7th Letter summer

New tees just in time for summer

Festive Season trading hours

A big thankyou to everyonecoming in and supporting the store throughout 2011. We have some big plans for 2012 so stay tuned.

DIRTY DEEDS 11 and Stylefile 37

Merry Christmas

Ironlak - Apparel Christmas 2011 Range

Fresh out the box and available in M - XXL. Stock is limited.

Artillery Magazine - Chapter Five

Fresh out the box...

Artillery is back and it's bigger and better than ever. Chapter Five weighs in at 132 pages of well curated content in a beautifully designed and printed package.

Augor MSK (Los Angeles) features on the cover, photographed by Keegan Gibbs doing what he does best. Inside is an extensive interview with the man himself.

The mag also features interviews with TMD Crew (New Zealand) and Yanoe (USA).

You'll also find features on; Chems (QLD), Skull (Melb/Europe), Skary (AUS) goes to the USA, Kings Way book (Melb) and Alex Faxso (Italy) along with the usual dose of photography and graffiti on walls, trains and more.

Music - New Release and restocks

Some classic vinyl restocks

and the new joint from 9th Wonder

New on CD

Australian Hip Hop Supports Canteen - now in stock

Just over a month after legendary Perth hip hop artist and SBX crew member Robert Hunter’s passing, the long awaited Australian Hip Hop Supports CanTeen compilation album is released today.

The album, which features the Hilltop Hoods, Drapht, Koolism and of course Hunter himself, has developed into a double CD album, featuring a number of established and up-and-coming Australian hip hop artists.

Hunter passed away on Thursday the 20th of October at Murdoch Hospice, Western Australia, after a two-year battle with cancer. His mother Trish and son Marley survive him.

SBX crew member Porsah Laine, who worked with Hunter on the CanTeen compilation album said, “I was hoping that Hunter would see the completion of his amazing project, but I’m happy the pain has gone. He’s set a standard for us all to, even in the face of death, follow your passion, and always help others.”

Suffa from the Hilltop Hoods said about the album in a promotional video earlier this year that it was “Good music for a good cause, you’d kind of be a prick if you didn’t buy the album”.

SBX queen Layla said, “I feel truly honoured to be a part of this quality release, supporting such an important cause.”

Executive music producer Dazastah said, “It’s a mammoth album to listen to but it’s awesome, it has got a really good vibe about it.”