ECLYPSE: Auracane
ECLYPSE By Auracane Published Issue 080, August 2020 Auracane is a visual artist and musician producing trill beats and dope vibes.
QUEEN CITY SOUNDS: Tom Murphy
QUEEN CITY SOUNDS By Tom Murphy Published Issue 080, August 2020 A Shoreline Dream – Melting With its first release since 2018’s Waitout EP, A Shoreline Dream presents a set of songs that seems less ethereal than their previous output. From opening track “Turned Too Slow” to closing song “Atheris Hispida” the progressive shoegaze duo
Paolo Puck: Exploring the Heady Spaces Between Sweet Dreams and the Stuff of Nightmares by Carsen Greene
PAOLO PUCK : Exploring the Heady Spaces Between Sweet Dreams and the Stuff of Nightmares Written By Carsen Greene Photos courtesy of Paolo Puck Published Issue 080, August 2020 Sculpture artist Paolo Puck talks inspiration, scope of work, and frames of reference for his upcoming Meow Wolf installation. Pennsylvania-based artist formerly known as Paolo Del Toro,
MY EXISTENTIAL DOCTOR, HERB: TURNING 40: ALL AGED UP AND NOWHERE TO GO By Brian Polk
MY EXISTENTIAL DOCTOR, HERB: PART 13 TURNING 40: ALL AGED UP AND NOWHERE TO GO By Brian Polk Published Issue 080, August 2020 For the first time since we began our sessions, I am meeting with my existential doctor Herb virtually. Generally, I don’t really go in for these computer-based meetings, but this is how
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TRAX ON WAX: Sam Schiel
WAX ON TRAX By Sam Schiel Published Issue 080, August 2020 Artist: Morton Stevens Title: Hawaii Five-O Genre: Soundtrack Released: 1968 Composer, conductor and musical director Morton Stevens is primarily known for his soundtrack work which began in the 1960s. He scored a wide variety of music for many TV series and a multitude of
NARI WARD: WE THE PEOPLE by Tai Bickham
NARI WARD: WE THE PEOPLEBy Tai BickhamPublished Issue 080, August 2020 Since the early 1990s, Nari Ward has produced his works by accumulating staggering amounts of humble materials and repurposing them in consistently surprising ways. His approach evokes a variety of folk traditions and creative acts of recycling from Jamaica, where he was born, as
SURELY THE SKY OPENS: CURTIS BERGESEN
SURELY THE SKY OPENSBy Curtis BergesenPublished Issue 079, July 2020
LYFR IN COLLABORATION WITH BONDO
LYFR IN COLLABORATION WITH BONDO, CRUSH WALLS & THE RAMBLE HOTELPublished Issue 079, July 2020
ï by Aïcha Martine
ïBy Aïcha MartineArt by Julianna BeckertPublished Issue 079, July 2020 My name is Aïcha with an ‘A’ and an ‘i’ that wears a crown;non-kin walk all over me and sigh it’s just a name, just a name. They desecrate its wilting flower-bodywith irregular, secateur-like inflections, sharp and cutting as the blade of colonial disdain. My
