Photo Diary: Chorizo, Ice Balloons, Slam Section close out 2017 @ Ceremony
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December 21, 2017
Photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Chorizo Ice Balloons Slam Section
Photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Chorizo Ice Balloons Slam Section
Celine Autumn, Jared Lim, and Raphael Ong make up the Singapore-based project Sobs. In June of 2017 these self-proclaimed purveyors of “uncool pop music” dropped
Illustration by Cynthia Alfonso, see more of her work here and here. 2017 is almost over—both a blessing and a curse (we all thought things couldn’t get worse than
If you’ve ever come across Moonwalks then it will only seem fitting and on the nose obvious that their singles carry names like “Dust is
Photo by Audrey Del Piccolo. Interview by Julie-Anna George. Tall Juan is a nice guy who plays rock and roll—that’s it. Like a greaser will always
Delicate Steve played last week at Elsewhere.Photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here.
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
Photo by Luis Nieto Dickens, courtesy of Elsewhere. I’ve been listening to Parquet Courts on a daily basis until very recently, I must admit. In the
Tis the Christmas season, and while most Christmas music is merry, there’s a lot of stressors that come out around the holidays. You have to worry about buying
Hot sounds! Though creaking in at only 20 minutes, Total Control’s first release in three years Laughing at the System re-coronates them as Australia’s premiere minimal punk noise-synth
Illustration by Cynthia Alfonso, see more of her work here and here. 2017 is almost over—both a blessing and a curse (we all thought things couldn’t get worse than
Julian Casablancas + The Voidz are back with some fresh new digs for you to check out—Julian Casablancas has officially been inducted into The Voidz.
We’re in love with Brooklyn’s new venue Elsewhere and stoked to bring our Cult Citizen series to Zone 1. Our next show features UNI, Wooing,
Photos of iconic Bush Tetras and universally adored Shilpa Ray last weekend by Daggers For Eyes. Shilpa Ray Bush Tetras
Photo diary by Lauren M Brown, find more of her work here. Check out Den-Mate here and keep up with them on Instagram. Just as the
Photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here.
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
Photo by Alex Herzog. Her teeth draw me in – the wild unhinged smile both demonic and friendly that brings joy to my heart whenever Dani
Photos by Luis Lucio, text by Tamim Alnuweiri. Nightcrawler is a series documenting Luis journey through the abyss of an innumerable amount of live shows. Below are photos Luis took
Illustration by Cynthia Alfonso, see more of her work here and here. 2017 is almost over—both a blessing and a curse (we all thought things couldn’t get worse
I’m here for any band that sounds like they could soundtrack an 80s class video about the wonders of science, so I was pumped at
This is a playlist for when you’re walking home in the late afternoon (which is like, 3 p.m. now if we’re being real) of the
Jane Church’s latest track, “This Here City” is a nostalgic ode to New York City. A refreshing break from my habitually moody ambient winter playlists,
Photos by M0. In many ways, this show felt like a showcase of sorts. Emily Yacina, Yohuna, and Soccer Mommy are all solo projects that
Review by Julie-Anna George. On the occasion of the release of their latest track “On and On” (premiering last week via Rolling Stone), let’s talk
After a long weekend stuffed with turkey, cranberry sauce, and yes, stuffing, grab a blanket and use these tracks to digest all your forms of
Polica and Stargaze’s first single for their upcoming collaborative album was written the day after Trump’s election. Its title is—unfortunately—just as relevant today as it
Normally house music is super boring to me. It’s monotonous thump regularly fails to be interesting enough to get me dancing. None of these things apply
Luis Lucio‘s Nightcrawler series is a documentation of his nights in New York City, the shows he sees and the people he meets. Below are the
“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
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