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IT’S WAR TIME!!!

The long awaited War 5 trailer is finally here with the hit anthem “It’s War Time” by The Dayton Family. Featured writers Tloks, Kenr, Paso, Orbs, Fleks, Cirus, Wel, Orfn, Axion, Niets, Cajun, Kefer, Muerte, Dsek, Bgn, Rivel, Boke, Soke and many more. Verse 2...

ORDER NOW!!! WAR 4

Here is the trailer for the highly anticipated “WAR 4″ graffiti DVD. This film promises to live up to its expectations and raise the bar on all graffiti films. The all rap soundtrack paves way to a violent paint racking, bus bombing, window ecthing, weed smoking,...

RIP Alannah Cerra

Rest In Peace Alannah Cerra aka Cali...

R.I.P. Eroe

Rest In Peace Eroe ...

R.I.P. Ynot TKO

It’s been a year and not a day goes by without a thought of the homie Ynot TKO. ...

R.I.P. Kerse BTM 3A TKO

Here’s a gallery of Kerse’s original work along with memorial pieces done in remembrance of the homie Please pay your condolences and leave pictures if you got em!

War 4 – The Yay Area

Posted by Bgn TKO on Sep 2, 2010 in War 42 | 0 comments

Teenager’s From Uranus

Posted by Bgn TKO on Aug 31, 2010 in War 42 | 0 comments

War 4 – Scribble Jam 2008

Posted by Bgn TKO on Aug 26, 2010 in War 42 | 0 comments

Evidence on Buket

Posted by Bgn TKO on Aug 24, 2010 in War 42 | 0 comments

EV addresses the buket issue in this interview(at the end) also peep him getting his Buket TKO hat done up at Magic Mountain.

Watch the whole interview here http://www.3min.de/Video/Musik/splash%21-Festival-2010/Splash-Mag-TV—-Evidence-Teil-1/3/144/3432#mid=3434 part 3 he speaks on UK graffiti

Spotlight: Phoner

Posted by World Bench on Aug 6, 2010 in Graffiti, New Graf Pics, War 42 | 0 comments

World Bench: So What do you write, Where you from, and what do you rep?
Phoner WTC: I go by the name PHONR, I represent the crews WTC, meanwhile known as THE WASTEDS, and TCS. I’ve been living most of my life in Vienna, capital of Austria, and painted almost all of my stuff in this city.

World Bench: How’d you get into writing?
Phoner WTC: I started doing graffiti around the millennium, when graffiti had become very popular in middle europe, especially germany. The first influences where magazines and tapes from germany, france and eastern europe. Vienna until that day never had a big scene, neither in graffiti or hiphop in general, so the community was kind of self contained and hard to access. It was in the year 2006 when the guys from the WTC asked me to join the crew, which definitely made the biggest part of my progress as an graffiti artist possible.

Although i try to develop independent styles, i can’t neglect my first influences, those would be the whole Los Angeles-Scene and the Rhein-Main-Area in Germany. Today, i really like what’s going on in Australia, the scene over there really got to a high level.