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SONIC ALCHEMY: Inside the neon-soaked world of TOMORA
What happens when the architectural beats of The Chemical Brothers meet the ethereal folk-spirit of the North? Blend dives deep into the collaborative brain of Tom Rowlands, Aurora, and visual mastermind Adam Smith as they unveil their new entity: Tomora. By Blend Music Desk In the London underground, a “new beginning” usually smells of smoke…
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From Clandestine Ink to Digital Pixel: The Unbroken Thread of Youth Communication
In an era saturated with algorithms and fleeting trends, there’s a profound beauty in tracing the origins of youth communication. What connects the raw, visceral energy of a hand-cranked fanzine from the 70s to the curated digital realms of today’s online magazines and guides? For us at Blend and LUV, it’s not just a historical…
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The Blue Print: How Gap Reclaimed Its Cool in the Age of Nostalgia
In the cyclical world of fashion, “heritage” is often used as a crutch. But for Gap, a brand that once defined the very fabric of the 1990s, looking back was the only way to move forward. After a decade of fading into the background of shopping malls, 2025 marks the year the San Francisco giant…
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The Great Reset: Why 2025 is Photography’s Definitive Turning Point
The post-pandemic landscape for the photographic industry hasn’t just been “challenging”—it’s been a gauntlet. For the last four years, image-makers have navigated a minefield of false starts, enforced hiatuses, and a survivalist hustle. Meanwhile, the traditional pillars of our industry—brands, agencies, and legacy publications—have responded by tightening belts and thinning ranks. By the close of…
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Gaza, almost two months after the truce: a silence that is not peace.
When the world press celebrated the signing of the ceasefire, headlines spoke of a “pause” and—in some cases—of “hope” for a new phase. Many wondered whether, after months of bombing and destruction, the conflict could truly end and transform into peace. Today, nearly two months after the agreement, the picture shows how that distinction is…
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Peckham as a Palimpsest
Postmodernism was never just about style; it was about dismantling certainty and celebrating contradiction. In South London, Peckham has become a vivid stage for this inheritance. The now‑demolished Peckham Arch, built in the 1990s, was a civic gesture of postmodern playfulness: monumental yet ironic, a gateway that symbolised regeneration while mocking the solemnity of modernist…
