Today, I would like to bring to your attention the magazine called "The Chap". 

Thereafter an article from it, scanned and posted.

 At first sight, "The Chap" is appealing to the devotees of vintage, and the cover says: 'journal for modern gentelmen' Hovewer, this magazine proves itself  to be a pleasurable read for wider audience of both sexes.
 Recently, I've possessed two issues of it, and had a good time reading them.

The articles are written in a witty manner and cultured language. Apart from divers entertaining as well as compelling subjects, one might find enjoyable ads and stickers.

Here is the official site of "The Chap" and a Manifesto:
Www.TheChap.net

Debaser in Malmö is quite boring place if you are not drunk enough and if a nice band is not playing. It has two spaces, one of which is outside, so if you don't smoke, you're gonna be double bored.

The best way to shake a place like this is bringing there an epic band. So The Charlatans UK were playing and it was like a big hug from cheerful England to cold but pretty Sweden. For me it was like the best present ever, it's just the best feeling I can get - going to gigs of bands each line I do remember and like. I think the reason in this great atmospehere was not only the fact that skånska crowd is always relaxed and fairly grateful, but the fact it was actually one of the fucking best britpop bands. It's not even my generation, I thought, but I was kind of proud for loving them. I was just born at the same year when the band started.

I hate actually taking pics and videos while watching gigs, but could'n stop myself of recording this one