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Living Proof 'Stress Magazine' Book
Living Proof Magazine just dropped a photobook celebrating one of street culture's most underrated publications: Stress Magazine. Running from 1995 to 2003, Stress was started by graffiti writers and artists with zero publishing experience, and it showed the city's realest side, giving column inches to rappers, skateboarders, graffiti writers, and neighbourhood characters that the big glossies wouldn't touch. Wu-Tang's Raekwon graced issue one, and the mag went on to cover Jay-Z, Eminem, and Mobb Deep, all while giving proper respect to graffiti heavyweights like REVS and GIZ.
To mark 30 years since Stress first hit the streets, Living Proof teamed up with graffiti historian Alan "KET" Ket (co-founder of the Museum of Graffiti) to pull together the magazine's most important features, essays on graffiti ideology and street culture, and a stack of original photography, artwork, and period ads. A lot of the original issues have gone missing or fallen apart over the years, so this book is basically a rescue mission for a chunk of cultural history that could easily have been lost for good.
We've got copies in at CSC now, but they won't be hanging around. If you're into graffiti history, hip-hop's golden era, or just love a well-put-together book that documents the culture properly, grab this one before it's gone.
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Cardiff Skateboard Club (CSC) is an independent UK skate shop that was established in 2016 after the demise of City Surf, the legendary Cardiff shop that started in 1986.
Cardiff Skateboard Club started as a loose collective of skaters who wanted to bring the city’s skate scene together through running fun events and talking rubbish on the CSC blog. We never became a big deal, but it’s been useful to have a skater run group for things like talking to the council about facilities, organising contests, doing Go Skate Days and stuff like that.
We try to put a lot back into the scene by helping to support local skaters including the CSC team, working with Spit and Sawdust and On Board Cardiff to promote what they do, and just generally waxing stuff, dragging ramps around the city and trying to keep it fun for everyone.
We are not a big business, we are a small shop that just tries to make enough to keep the lights on, keep paying skaters to work here, and keep doing events and having fun. We really appreciate every penny you choose to spend with us, we’re sorry we can’t be the cheapest or have the most stock, but we try to sell only really good stuff that you’ll be happy to own.
Come find us at:
13 Church Street
(Above Bacareto)
Cardiff
CF10 1BG
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Monday to Saturday: 10AM - 5:30PM
Sunday: 12PM - 4PM