Faded Films: All men are trash
Tamim Alnuweiri
November 21, 2017
Film column by Tamim Alnuweiri. Honestly sometimes this column feels like a postcard I’m writing to an abyss in the Internet where I reveal my
Film column by Tamim Alnuweiri. Honestly sometimes this column feels like a postcard I’m writing to an abyss in the Internet where I reveal my
“Prague Spring” is a story that seems like it was ripped from the adult version of a Hardy Boys novel—an Italian ambassador meets and falls
“I Can But I Never Learn” starts with a forceful jolt. It’s surprising—it comes out of the gates furious and fast—it’s music video, the latest
I feel a strong urge to write off anything described in a combination of incoherent and randomly strung together adjectives. Although Arc Waves have been described
I first saw Warbly Jets sometime last year (or maybe it was 2016) at the now shuttered Shea Stadium alongside The Mystery Lights. Since then
Photo by Danielle DeFoe. If you’ve been to Baby’s All Right upwards of five times in the last year, chances are you’ve seen (or heard)
Saara Untracht-Oakner is likely known to you as the Mia Farrow-esque vocalist of Brooklyn outfit BOYTOY. Like most artists however, her talents reach far and
Film column by Tamim Alnuweiri. Halloween aka THE PURGE is coming up. I never fully “got” Halloween (and still don’t really tbh) until last year
La Femme, the French post-punk/psych rock/whatever other rock derivative band is playing in New York on October 27th . We are giving away a pair
I don’t want to bring everything back to the dismal state of existence we’re currently in but it’s hard not to when you’re talking about
In case you missed the last edition of Cool Shit, YouTube is an endless hole of inspiration and desperation. I would not recommending watching these
Walking through the East Village is rough these days, meatheads, frat dudes and dudettes on the sidewalk gurgling mimosas while concealing their pro-Trump paraphernalia under
Within the trudges of my gmail inbox—ghastly and full of incoherent nonsense and half baked song ideas, I took a few minutes to listen to
I want to compare Chicano Batman to The Growlers but it’s not entirely accurate—it’s not that they share sonic underpinnings (they don’t) but it’s the
Photo by Spyros Rennt. Album art by Zak Keene. Night Helix has a new four track EP out—complex, moving and fundamentality escapist, Ben Ross took
Photos by Zooey Jolivet. Interview by Tamim Alnuweiri. Almost a year ago The Growler’s latest record City Club was officially released. On the day of their record
Photo by Renee Carey. The fatigue and loneliness brought on by the endless cycle of screen-staring and technology infatuation is not new fodder for our
Photo by Cortney Armitage. There’s a lot of down time in the van on tour, enough that I’ve come up with this playlist using only artists
There is a certain morose euphoria that comes with a professional diagnosis, the thing hiding in the shadows is less frightening when you actually know what
Photos and interview by Stasia de Tilly. Shilpa Ray is an introvert expressing her inner weirdo through her theatrical performance. She is a self-proclaimed goth
Film column by Tamim Alnuweiri. Most summers I can trace with some certainty—I spent a lot of time at Double Down Saloon or I contracted
Interview by Tamim Alnuweiri. Minus Light never got to the 21st century, at least not our version of it. The music is too unaffected by the
Liars are back! This summer Angus Andrew (as the only remaining member of Liars) released TCFC and is now on tour (with members of Bambara in
Photos taken by Tamim Alnuweiri and Cheryl Georgette using a Lomography Instant Wide, which is some space age 2001: A Space Odyssey type of business. Every month we
Insecure Men is in New York and playing the late-ish show at Baby’s alongside Roya and R. Jakov Bovden of Night Beats. As far as
You’ve seen Frank Ape—a sticker on a lamppost, on the corner of a wall on the Lower East Side, or at an art gallery. The man behind the
Triathalon have not put anything out since 2016’s Cold Shower EP but they will be here at Sunnyvale powering through their repertoire (and maybe, possibly even playing
What does it look like to be on the road with one of the most notoriously intense bands of our time? Sacha Lecca (Deputy Photo
Apparently, it’s Brooklyn Music Week? Yeah, I didn’t know either. Anyways a number of up and coming bands that have started appearing on every concert
This Friday Dead Stars are releasing their new album Perfect Patterns. And since the most high energy shows tend to be the very joyful celebrations
Not Archy Marshall, not Return of the Pimp Shrimp or any of his other aliases but King Krule is officially back. After a week or
I was going to go to Long Island this weekend for a barbecue until I realized how far it is—three hours roundtrip guys, that’s halfway