Slice & Soda is Para One and San Serac.

Their first digital EP “Year of the Dragon” is out today with 2 original songs and a handfull of first rate remixes by L-Vis 1990, Villa and Jackson!
It is damn good, in the purest sophistifunk tradition.

Grab a free mp3 exclusively on our Itunes or Idol.

The album will be released on Sixpack France and out on June 20th on our website.
Special tee shirts with limited edition packaging will also be available.

Press infos : press@sixpack.fr

OSAMA (Dirty Laundry)

Coming soon on Sixpack France tshirt

Artwork by Kevin Carpio.

Sixpack France presents :

the “Performing On Dope” capsule

Coming Soon

SS11 is the time we have decided to celebrate the product, to let it tell its story all by itself.
We chose to make place by burning the whole rest.
That is where the idea of dust comes from, just like an historical detox, a rebirth.
This new tee shirts series designed by //DIY were created in this same specific mood.
//DIY told us they were inspired by images from the Icelandic volcano eruption that they mixed up and cut up to create brand new Rorschach tests.

The “Detox in Phoenix” Capsule is now available on our store.

Our Brendan Monroe’s fanzine “Limbic Place” was featured on the latest Highsnobiety Paper !

Check the images below.

The capsule is still available on our webstore.

Thanks Peter, David and Robert…

Here is a few picts of our new SS11 booklets.

Our friends from //DIY did the lay-out, the art direction and the ads campaign photo shoot.

By the way, we offer you one for every order on our webstore over 100 euros!

We have been invited to create a mix for the interesting website TWBE.
You could check the set list below.
Enjoy!

Sound Advice 95 : Sixpack France

01. Au pays des merveilles de Juliette by Yves Simon
02. Hard Coming Love by United States of America
03. It’s All Over Your Face by Ronnie Dyson
04. Operation by Yuck
05. Slow Jabroni by Surfer Blood
06. No Car No Blow Job by The Chinese Stars
07. Monk Time by The Monks
08. Concorde Square by Crispy Ambulance
09. Open the Wormhole in Your Heart by Warm Ghost
10. Shut Down by L.F.O
11. I by Labradford
12. Sporting Life by The Sea and Cake
13. I’m a Wonderful Thing by Kid Creole and The Coconuts
14. Kate by Ben Folds Five
15. No More Hot Dogs by Hasil Adkins
16. Deerfield Village by Rangers
17. Killin’ The Vibe by Ducktails
18. Get Around to It by Arthur Russell
19. End of time by The Black Dog
20. Endonesia by Above the Law

Here are some images of our limited SS11 lookbook.
It was directed and designed by //DIY.
It includes the DUST TO DUST lookbook and print campaign images.
Limited run 200 ex.

Sixpack France is glad to announce the release of its brand new fanzine, featuring the american artist Brendan Monroe.

This California native has built his visual universes at the edge of reality and imagination, in which emotions converse with the mysterious forces of Nature. Mental landscapes, synaesthetic fulguration, one-way introspection…

Limbic Place is an invitation to an initiatory journey to the roots of the human soul.

Published by Sixpack France, Limbic Place is now available on our online shop.

Three tee shirts have also been created to celebrate this event.

This post is the first post of the Sixpack France blog’s new version. We’ll talk here about things not only Sixpack-related, but also about music, movies, books, design, art, and of course fashion. The idea behind this “new” blog is to introduce you, Sixpack France friends, to things that defined and still define our identity as a fashion brand, but also as regular, warm-blooded people who happen to manage a fashion brand, in which they’re injecting some crucial feelings they’ve experienced through their lives. We think our clothes are more than sheer commodities, or least that they’re singular, fantasy-rich commodities. They’re functional, anonymous, subdued textile objects which actually hide a secret meaning, something that has to do with a child’s first look on the world, or with a dreamy, hypnagogic memory. And we think our products, and the way we design and market them, can sometimes activate this gray, intoxicating zone settled between pure functionality and mass fetishism.

Anyway, let’s begin by some music made by this half-forgotten late eighties duo from London, called A.R. Kane.

You could listen to that and read some other cool articles now on our blog.

Enjoy!