YO! We just got that video from VICE Magazine! Percussion Lab made it! We're a legit press outlet, eligible for press releases and alla that. Nice.

So the deal is, VICE is working with Intel (bump bump bah BUM!) on a project that brings '...together the world’s leading and most relevant innovators in music, art, film, design and architecture through a common passion for creativity and technology.' What that means is, Vice is going to coopt our subculture on behalf of Intel and make a ton of money and I bet we'll get to go to a few free shows.

Yup! 'The event series kicks-off in New York City June 26th with installations and exhibits by Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Takeshi Murata, Karl Sadler, Mark Essen and Radical Friend, and performances by Mark Ronson, Interpol, Die Antwoord (first NYC show), Gang Gang Dance, N.A.S.A, during Sleigh Bells and Salem.'

Actually, that sounds pretty cool. Everyone loves Die Antwoord, right? I do. And I love free music and art, and I even love when they come together. No harm no foul. The series kicks off with the video of Richie Hawtin I've embedded above.

Thanks Vice! More info here.