Come one, come all to the loop mad sale of the summer.

So for the last 6 years we’ve been able to do our thing based on your support, well it’s our time to say thank you!

Sale starts tomorrow July 22 and ends July 24th.

Thurs 11- 8pm | Friday 11- 8pm | Saturday 11- 6pm

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All ladies gear – 40% Off Regular Price

All ladies kicks – $59

43 styles of mens kicks – $69

38 styles of mens kicks – $59

Jordan’s at $79 – $99

Jordan Spizike’s @ $149 – Reg $229

All Jordan DMP, Retro box sets – 50% off

Tonnes of mens clothing on sale.

Need we say more?

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What the media ignored: 25,000 peacefully demonstrate against G20 policies in Toronto

TORONTO – A roving band of violent G20 protesters has rampaged through the streets of Toronto, setting fire to police vehicles and smashing windows, as terrified people ran for cover.

The protesters, dressed in black balaclavas and using what’s referred to as a Black Bloc tactic, remained at large as police cordoned off a huge area north of the fenced summit district and began driving back non-violent demonstrators.

“Our streets!” the protesters chanted in response.

Toronto Mayor David Miller implored citizens “to step back and be calm.”

“A very small group of people has deliberately come here to do violent acts,” he told CP24.

“It’s an illegal choice and they are criminals and police will do everything they can to apprehend them.”

A thick plume of dark grey smoke hovers above the city’s financial district at Bay and King streets where three police vehicles have been damaged by fire.

Police yelled at pedestrians to move away.

Riot police in gas masks, helmets and carrying shields held a line north of the protected security zone that’s already cordoned off for world leaders convening for the start of the G20 summit.

The renegade group of about 50 protesters left a trail of destruction down Queen Street West in the heart of the city as they targeted symbols of power, authority and capitalism.

Bank windows were smashed with hammers. Rocks were thrown through several Starbucks coffee houses. TV vans were smashed. Mailboxes were flipped and thrown through windows.

One protester threw a pickaxe through the window of a bank tower like a tomahawk as his posse roared its approval.

“Bomb the Banks,” was spray painted on walls.

One protester has been seriously injured after suffering a head injury and was carried away by others.

EMS says at least three protesters received head injuries in a confrontation with riot police, and were bleeding but conscious.

Storeowners wept on the sidewalks outside their shops, and parents hurried past carrying crying children.

An eclectic group of about 4,000 people ranging from greying seniors to families with strollers and tatooed hipsters had gathered to protest the summit. Things turned violent when the smaller group dressed in black broke away.

The larger protest peacefully continued along its route back to the Ontario legislature.

The “People’s First March” was organized by an umbrella organization of labour unions.

Queen Street was the key watch point since the G20 security zone begins just south of the funky commercial strip. There had been talk protesters wanted to take a run at the steel and concrete barricades.

Police have said 5,100 officers from forces across the province have been tasked with protecting the summit.

Security has been pegged at $1 billion.

The large but seemingly peaceful crowd held banners reading “Save the planet, sink Harper” and “G20 Fascism.”

Two people allegedly carrying “incendiary devices” were arrested near the protest before the march began. Reports say the two had so-called Molotov cocktails — glass bottles filled with gasoline.

The Integrated Security Unit says there is no word of charges and would not specify what was seized from the pair.

At a Saturday morning news conference, the Toronto Community Mobilization Network said protesters intend to confront the heavily guarded security fence surrounding the summit site.

The Canadian Press

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Catch KEYS N KRATES Performing live in TORONTO March 11th, 2010 –
CMW SHOWCASE with DONNIS & PIPER DAVIS @ WRONGBAR

This year’s Coachella lineup was recently released.

Stacked, as expected.

FRIDAY APRIL 16: Jay-Z, LCD Soundsystem, Them Crooked Vultures, Vampire Weekend, Deadmau5, Public Image Limited, The Specials, Grizzly Bear, Passion Pit, Echo and the Bunnymen, Benny Benassi, Fever Ray, Grace Jones, She & Him, Erol Alkan, The Avett Brothers, Calle 13, The Whitest Boy Alive, The Cribs, La Roux, Yeasayer, Lucero, DJ Lance Rock, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Proxy, Ra Ra Riot, Deer Tick, Wolfgang Gartner, Aeroplane, Iglu & Hartly, Sleigh Bells, P.O.S., Baroness, Hockey, Little Dragon, White Rabbits, Wale, Kate Miller-Heidke, As Tall as Lions, Jets Overhead, Alana Grace, Pablo Hassan.

SATURDAY, APRIL 17: Muse, Faith No More, Tiësto, MGMT, David Guetta, The Dead Weather, Hot Chip, Devo, Coheed and Cambria, Kaskade, 2Many DJ’s, Major Lazer, Dirty Projectors, Gossip, Z-Trip, The xx, John Waters, Les Claypool, The Raveonettes, Mew, Sia, Camera Obscura, Tokyo Police Club, Porcupine Tree, Old Crow Medicine Show, Aterciopalados, Bassnectar, Frightened Rabbit, Dirty South, Flying Lotus, Corinne Bailey Rae, Pretty Lights, Shooter Jennings, RX Bandits, The Almighty Defenders, Edward Sharp and the Magnetic Zeros, Craze & Klever, Zoe, The Temper Trap, Portugal. The Man, Band of Skulls, Girls, Beach House, Steel Train, Frank Turner.

SUNDAY, APRIL 18: Gorillaz, Pavement, Thom Yorke, Phoenix, Orbital, Spoon, Sly and the Family Stone, De La Soul, Julian Casablancas, Plastikman, Gary Numan, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Sunny Day Real Estate, Yo La Tengo, MUTEMATH, Deerhunter, Infected Mushroom, Club 75, Matt & Kim, The Big Pink, Gil Scott-Heron, King Khan and the Shrines, Florence and the Machine, Yann Tiersen, Little Boots, Miike Snow, Talvin Singh, Ceu, B.o.B., Babasonicos, Owen Pallett, The Glitch Mob, Mayer Hawthorne, Local Natives, Rusko, The Middle East, Hadouken!, The Soft Pack, Kevin Devine, Paparazzi, Delphic, One EskimO.

http://www.coachella.com/

He’s the one in the wicked suit.

The man behind all those amazing custom Gregory Allen shirts.
Exclusively available at loop.

It’s reported that Mr. Folarin’s debut album Attention:Deficit has been pushed back just a week later than it’s November 3rd release date. Last month it went from September to November 3rd to now November 10th. I guess the Blueprint 3 tour, which kicks off this Friday just has the kid a tad bit busy these days. A week later. He twittered last night he will be unleashing a song he just recorded so heads up.

The side of Iron Mike we do not know, will dish it all out to the “O” next Tuesday, October 12th.

What a ….

Anyway, if you see the beeatch around let us know.