Photographed by Cheryl Georgette and interviewed by Raffaela Kenny-Cincotta for Issue #4 Everybody has their vices. For some it’s booze, for others it’s coffee or a big
When Grace from Art Baby hit us up about doing a show at Alt Space, I was pretty stoked considering that I’ve been a fan of
Interview by Hennesy Sanchez There is a resurgence and revitalization of girl power in the indie music scene — and Potty Mouth is leading it.
Cam4 users were in for quite the surprise when logging onto Cloud9k’s stream. Unbeknownst to them, their usual flood of sexual requests suddenly became an
Lisa Marie Basile is a fierce, unapologetic poet, fascinated by gender politics, beauty, and the labyrinthine mysteries of the body. She is the author of
If you could go back in time, what advice would you give your teenage self? Presumably to not waste your formative years acting entirely reckless
Popping into Baby’s All Right in the early evening, before the mustachioed and leather-draped crowds bustled in to see Nashville natives Turbo Fruits, was a
A writer of impeccable talent and an impressive resumé, Porchista Khakpour is the author of Sons and Other Flammable Objects (Grove/Atlantic, 2007) and The Last Illusion (Bloomsbury, 2014). She’s been
Fresh Meet is our bi-monthly interview series that spotlights young, hungry bands — both NYC locals and those just passing through — before the release of their
Sophia Katz is a writer and musician from Toronto, and her debut collection, The Title Of This Book Is An Inside Joke, was just recently released by
Rey Pila are a spirited synth rock group from Mexico City, and their knack for free-flowing, danceable tunes makes them immediately irresistible. There’s a genuine
Ho99o9 (pronounced “Horror”) are a thunderous, rap/thrashcore band out of New Jersey. Known for their DIY shows, put on everywhere from empty warehouses to cramped
Indie-Lit Pop Quiz, our new weekly interview series, gets the skinny on independent writers, from their creative process and views on pop culture to their
Bunny’s feature from Issue #3 — copies are still available, get yours here. Photographed by Cheryl Georgette Arent. Interview by Nicole Woszczyna. MUA Samantha Jozic. Artists
Indie-Lit Pop Quiz, our new weekly interview series, gets the skinny on independent writers, from their creative process and views on pop culture to their
Liphemra’s feature from Issue #3 — copies are still available, get yours here. Photgraphed by Cheryl Georgette Arent. Interview by Shea Garner. Overcoming the crippling pain
Music, art, and culture collide in the second installment of the collaborative, desert-town festival Marfa Myths. This unique cultural program is taking place this weekend,
Indie-Lit Pop Quiz, our new weekly interview series, gets the skinny on independent writers, from their creative process and views on pop culture to their
The Growlers have taken up something of a residency at Baby’s All Right this week. Their West Coast vibes are taking over the venue for a healthy
How often do you get to hang out with three intelligent, funny, and creative musicians on a weekend afternoon? Honestly, The Britany’s make my job
Roya is a “leisurely” post-punk band from Brooklyn. I remember hearing them for the first time and releasing a sigh-filled “finally,” as if Roya were
Swedish pop sensation Tove Styrke first made waves in the music world with her self-titled debut in 2010 and just last month she returned with Borderline, her
Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain, authors of Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk, a cult classic published in 12 languages across the globe, and Dear
Interview by Ashley Opheim / Photographed by Claire Milbrath The first thing I notice when entering TOPS’ studio is the two vintage hardcover books guitarist
Mutual Benefit, the “laser-folk” brainchild of Jordan Lee, has had a career defining year, between the critically-acclaimed debut album Love’s Crushing Diamond, a re-release of
After many hours of venue-hopping in the rain, I think it’s safe to say that many CMJ-attendees were feeling understandably defeated by Thursday evening. But the
Performing voodoo and vegetable sacrifices in the Arizona desert, Burning Palms howls away at their self-made “witch rock” that is mad, wild, and everything rock
Hannah Rodgers, aka PIX, first caught our attention with her most recent single “A Way to Say Goodbye,” a low-key track that blurs the lines
Weird Womb are a punk outfit compromised of rowdy Tucson transplants who have nestled themselves quite nicely into Brooklyn and the local scene. They just celebrated the
If you’re wondering what strange noises are coming from Athens, Greece, most likely it’s the psychedelic, indie-rock quartet Acid Baby Jesus. Never have I heard
Nina Ljeti and Vladimir de Fontenay might not be household names just yet, but it’s safe to assume that it shouldn’t be too much longer
Originally described as a “post-digital culture festival,” OFFF has since transformed into something much larger and more enigmatic. More than just an event, it serves
