MAAP X P.A.M – OUTER TERRESTRIAL

Posted on 2025-12-29

Australian cycling powerhouse MAAP and cult fashion label Perks and Mini (P.A.M.) have reunited for their fourth collaborative installment. Dubbed “Outer Terrestrial Space Travel,” the latest capsule invites riders to push beyond the familiar until the earth morphs with alien vitality. The collection continues the duo’s tradition of blending MAAP’s high-performance technical engineering with P.A.M.’s signature free-wheeling, “psy-activated” graphic language, designed specifically for those in pursuit of cosmic elevation.

Engineered for the far reaches of the ride, the on-bike lineup is headlined by two distinct iterations of the Pro Air Jersey 3.0. Riders can choose between a striking “Violet Cosmos” or fly under the radar with a “Black and Glow Lime” colorway. These pair seamlessly with the Team Bib Evo Cargo, a utility-focused bib designed to free the body from orbit by carrying essential tools, now elevated with reflective collaborative graphics.

maap.cc
perksandmini.com

  

GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION

Posted on 2025-12-29

In the aftermath of a comet strike that decimated most of the earth, GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION follows the Garrity family (Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, and Roman Griffin Davis) as they’re forced to leave the safety of their bunker in Greenland to traverse a shattered world in search of a new home.

In theatres January 9th, 2026

www.greenland2.movie

  

SHACKLETON – EUPHORIA BOUND

Posted on 2025-12-29

Shackleton’s recent movements with AD 93 have resulted in thrilling collaborations with Holy Tongue and Marlene Ribeiro, and now his first solo LP for the label constructs an endearingly weird world where his inexhaustible variety of dubbed out corkscrewing hand drums turns the dancefloor into a gooey swamp. Euphoria Bound is exactly as its title implies: hurtling towards transcendence with wildly free approaches to rhythm as tracks are dismantled, shattered, and then injected with ghostly melody and swirling psychedelia. Musicultural artefacts become progressively more amorphous as Shackleton twists them with bass wobbles and drilling acid squelches in these sonic adventures.

samshackleton.bandcamp.com

  

MAIN PHASE – ATW038

Posted on 2025-12-29

Main Phase is a Copenhagen-born DJ and producer known for a versatile, left-of-centre sound shaped by years of digging across house, techno, garage, jungle, dubstep and everything in between; a staple in clubs worldwide – from Fabric and Panorama Bar to Boiler Rooms – he’s built a reputation for high-energy sets driven by deep crates, unreleased cuts and a love for the darker, heads-down corners of dance music, while as a producer he moves just as freely, releasing on key labels including his own ATW Records imprint with Interplanetary Criminal, with a constantly shifting catalogue that reveals new sides ranging from rough-edged bass pressure and hypnotic club tools to genre-bending experiments, keeping him firmly rooted in forward-thinking territory.

mainphase.bandcamp.com

  

PALEMAN – COME I LEAVE

Posted on 2025-12-29

Paleman kicks off 2026 on Club Glow with weighty bass track Come I Leave.

plmn.bandcamp.com

  

TIME EXPOSED: HIROSHI SUGIMOTO’S SEASCAPES

Posted on 2025-12-29

Drawn from a decade-long pursuit that began in 1980, this exhibition invites viewers to slow down and contemplate the elemental meeting of sea and sky, a horizon that has remained unchanged throughout human history. For Sugimoto, the ocean is both subject and metaphor, a timeless presence that anchors memory, perception, and being.

Traveling to distant coastlines across the globe, Sugimoto photographed oceans that have witnessed the passage of civilizations, wars, and migrations. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the Adriatic to the Tasman Sea, each image shares the same restrained composition: water below, sky above, divided by a nearly perfect horizon line. Yet within this apparent sameness lies infinite variation. Shifts in light, atmosphere, and weather transform each photograph into a unique meditation on time and impermanence.

Exhibition runs through to February 8th, 2026

Parrish Art Museum
279 Montauk Highway
Water Mill
NY 11976

parrishart.org