Interview: A Place to Bury Strangers
Tamim Alnuweiri
April 27, 2018
Interview and text by Tamim Alnuweiri. Photos by Luis Lucio. Fifteen years on and A Place To Bury Strangers’ imprint on rock music and New York
Interview and text by Tamim Alnuweiri. Photos by Luis Lucio. Fifteen years on and A Place To Bury Strangers’ imprint on rock music and New York
For the few that care—at one point we were working on an issue 6. It actually featured these interviews with The Growlers, The Garden, and
Haley Blais blends provoking lyrics with a laid back brand of harder rock, bringing to mind influences of predecessors like PJ Harvey and her peers
Interview by Lola Pistola, illustration by Ava East. Pat Place, Cynthia Sley and Dee Pop are still making the rounds. Yesterday New York City’s no
Interview by Kyle Avallone. How did you start playing music? I learned on a Santur, an eastern instrument, that my father bought for me as
Photos by Luis Lucio, more of his work here. Downtown Boys Olivia Neutron John
Photos by Kevin Neal and interview by Danielle O’Neill. Last week at Union Pool in Wiliamsburg, four young women, Naima Jelly, L.E.D, Clottie Cream and
Photos by Luis Lucio, interview by Ruby Aldridge. Up front at Baby’s All Right on a freezing November night, I was there to check out
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
Sunflower Bean has a new album Twentytwo In Blue coming out March 23rd. In lieu of putting them through our usual line of questioning we
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
Photos by Cheryl Georgette. Here are outtakes from the forthcoming Issue 6.5—a preview of what’s coming in the special SXSW edition. Is Kyle Avallone a lonesome
Text by Tamim Alnuweiri. Photos by Luis Lucio. Here are outtakes from the forthcoming Issue 6.5—a preview of what’s coming in the special SXSW edition. Surfbort
Interview by Brett Myers. Big White, a five-piece Australian band, is a shit ton of fun. At least, to listen to. I didn’t get to catch
Photos by Luis Lucio. Here are outtakes from the forthcoming Issue 6.5—a preview of what’s coming in the special SXSW edition. During the interview between
Photo by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Here are outtakes from the forthcoming Issue 6.5—a preview of what’s coming in the special SXSW edition.
Photo by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Here are outtakes from the forthcoming Issue 6.5—a preview of what’s coming in the special SXSW edition.
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,
As Told By is a series of tour stories straight from the mouths of our favorite bands. Interview by Tamim Alnuweiri, Illustrations by Cynthia Alfonso, see more
Interview and photos by Julie-Anna George. After the Sloppy Jane show at Elsewhere a couple of week ago, I had the desire to talk with
Photos by Sonya Mezhericher. The three members of Dream Wife, Rakel, Alice, and Bella sat huddled around a table in Williamsburg sharing pints of cider that
Interview and photos by Alberto Pazzi. If I had met Danny Gomez a few years back I would probably have written “most likely to become
Photos by Luis Lucio. Interview by Tamim Alnuweiri. Uni are headlining our December Cult Citizen alongside Wooing and Twin Guns. Ahead of the show Luis
Photos by Tamim Alnuweiri. I’ve loved Beach Fossils for a really long time, so the chance to interview them before their Dr. Martens show at
Interview by Jacob Seferian. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter. It’s hard to identify the quality that will make an artist successful. However, a general indicator is hearing their
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
Photos and text by Luis Lucio. I’ve known Native Sun for a year now. I met Danny because he was in another band around that
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
Live photos by Devon Bristol Shaw. Standing in the crowd watching Las Rosas rock the stage with their disco lights and party vibes, someone leans
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