07-12-18 marks a new era. Bomber Megazine the 30 years anniversa

We release the most heavy weight, intense issue ever. A full packed document with an amazing variety of content. Specials, reports, three times dope, artwork just the best we could get from the world of ...

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Yalt, Netherlands 2004

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Sel and Rhyme scrap tram, Amsterdam 2003.

The new issue will feature an interview with Rhyme, legendary heavyweight champion of the Dutch graffiti-scene who himself covers over 30 years of writing. 

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Risk in Wellington 2009

We’ll reprint the interview with Risk in our new issue along with comments, stories and exclusive footage such as this.

“mr graffiti! (hahahhaaaa) actually, i'm quite honored to hear he said that, comin' from the godfather of graffiti at least in scandinavia "don kaos"! 
i guess that kind of name is applied when everything you do becomes graff related and i mean everything! In some ways that could sound a bit sad but then again the whole graff thing is so big, its not all about timetables and fat caps...”

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‘Talk is cheap ... you punks’

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Footage from the Tokyo report issue 25 2004

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Tokyo report issue 25 2004

Tokyo summer 2003. Hot and humid as hell staring at Japanese schoolgirls and feelin criminal but you can’t help it, trust me. Advertising is unavoidable it’s everywhere, with this in mind we weren’t expecting such an ovation when we hit transit. 10 hours in the country and we were already on the 6 o’clock news and on the front of Japans major papers. Apart from the Yakuza, criminals don’t seem to exist in Tokyo and we being criminals weren’t enjoying the attention the media was giving us, but after a few more hits the media lost interest. If you walk the streets you'll see loads of tags, a few times we'd get shit faced and walk around bombing with thin tips, the people just seemed to turn a blind eye. Living on a diet of racked 711 sushi packs and sea weed rice triangles, food wasn’t really a cost issue. Bottles of JD were easier to rack than tap water so naturally we always had a surplus of it. If I could vouch for my whereabouts on most days I’d still have my bloody video­camera and Olympus Mju with me now.

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Anie from the notorious NT crew waiting to move on somewhere on a Belgian station, somewhere in 2005. Kick ass!

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Crush spotted in Holland in 2005. Yeah!

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Moas by the self proclaimed ‘Hasbeen of the Year’ on the London Tube in the Greater Britain in 2005. Note the rather weird but fresh 3d fillings.

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So Swedish; a purple beast and two hoodlums. 

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Great Garage panel by the FOS crew spotted in Holland 2005.

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Fame crew running in Paris, France 2015

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A sunny day in Belgium in 2005 on which even more color was added by the likes of Biker, Ray and Talib.

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Tags by WUFC, SDK, MB so y’all know what time it is ...

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A fresh Moas by Nug and Aman in traffic on the Stockholm subway in 2004.

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Risk, who sadly passed away in 2016, going large on the Rotterdam subway in 2005. Dayshots if any are welcome.