Photography files: Miriam Marlene Waldner
Lallie Doyle
July 22, 2019
Miriam Waldner has proved rather hard to track down. Having sent her some questions about her work a year ago, I lost hope of her
Miriam Waldner has proved rather hard to track down. Having sent her some questions about her work a year ago, I lost hope of her
Popping bubble wrap, puffing cream and slicing butternut squashes; here are just a few of the simple pleasures one can enjoy in an average day.
Fashion and portrait photographer Zackery Micheal’s images have a wistful quality to them that reveal a deep intimacy between the subject and photographer. He is the
Two years ago while working at Pierogi Gallery in the Lower East Side I followed my colleague Paul Latislaw’s Instagram. I expected what one so
Photos by Cheryl Georgette. Here are outtakes from the forthcoming Issue 6.5—a preview of what’s coming in the special SXSW edition. CHILLEMI is the solo
Chicago born, London based photographer Lillie Eiger was propelled to the forefront of band photography after joining the xx on their “I See You” tour. Her dreamy,
The Voidz share their new single “Leave It In My Dreams” in anticipation of their second album, released under RCA and Casablancas’ own label, Cult
The Twisty Cats bring a new age twist to the Ancient Greek myth of Diana and Actaeon in their new video for “(You’ll) Sleep When
David Byrne has announced his first solo album since 2004’s Grown Backwards. The former Talking Heads front man has teamed up with Brian Eno, producer Rodaidh
Hailing from Georgia, George Nebieridze has exposed European youth culture through photographs which reveal the state of limbo that can often consume the young and irresponsible. The
Public Access TV have announced their highly awaited second album Street Safari, which is due out in early 2018. With this news the band brings us
After almost a ten year hiatus, Black Kids are back on the scene! Having received huge success surrounding their debut album Partie Traumatic, and debuting at #5 on
Images courtesy of Cowgirl Clue. Listening to Cowgirl Clue often feels as though you have ripped open a Barbie car, and out of which poured
Editor’s Note: Lallie Doyle is Alt Citizen’s new European Features Editor! We asked her to compile a list of British bands and musical projects that she
Arrows of Love have been described as chaotic and musically ferocious. They are certainly a band who are as fearless with their melodies and as
King Krule debuts his third single “Half Man Half Shark” in a compilation of lo-fi footage taken from recent shows in New York, LA and London.
Set against a leafy rural backdrop, Triathalon musically deconstruct the feelings of lust and unrequited love in their new music video for “I Want It,” directed
Review by Lallie Doyle. Alex Cameron has carved out a real niche for himself in the music industry– an addition I don’t think we knew
Interview by Lallie Doyle. Hailing from Memphis, Spaceface are bringing back psychedelia with their debut LP Sun Kids. I talked technology, Tennessee and LSD with
The word fashion I don’t like because fashion means something that is over in six months – Dries Van Noten Dries Van Noten is a notoriously
Christto and Andrew’s colorful and humorous photographs have set them apart from contemporary photography, having shown in most recently in Milan as part of the
New Zealand based artist Aldous Harding has revealed her latest music video for “Blend,” in the lead up to her European tour. The song, taken from
British experimental folk group Wovoka Gentle are taking Europe by storm through their challenging of the borders around musical genres. Made up of William J.
Puma Blue is exactly what London has been looking to showcase: young soulful vocals permeated with jazzy undertones and downtown vibes. His sound is the
HMLTD have created yet another beautifully chaotic music video; this time for their new track “Music!”. In keeping with their gigs, the band create a