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Drexciya’s Gerald Donald and James Stinson were two funny blokes. I recently came across the Hypothetical Situations album from their side project Abstract Thought from 2003 and had to squint when I ...

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The legendary Casio brand—which introduced the first digital watch in 1974—is experiencing a resurgence as people rediscover the inexpensive and iconic watches. Men’s Journal aims to feature only the ...

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