The unlikely star of Kumiko speaks
Imagination is a ubiquitous theme in David and Nathan Zellner’s latest and most accomplished film Kumiko the Treasure Hunter. Its
Makthaverskan embrace delay
Everything seems to operate on a delay with Makthaverskan. It was four years before they released their second album, the
Pile is a phenomenon
“Quit your job and go on tour forever. You won’t regret it.” This is Pile’s unofficial motto. Or at least,
Fred Thomas has more to say
It was autumn and Fred Thomas was leaving for Athens, Georgia to finish All Are Saved when he got the news about
Jessica Hopper announces book tour
“How did this get forgotten?” asks Jessica Hopper during a recent Grantland podcast, talking with Rembert Browne about the feature she did
Jeff Rosenstock’s “fucked up journey”
It shouldn’t be a surprise that a person over thirty is still enthusiastically making art and music, especially in the
Mykki Blanco is pursuing a career in journalism
“Writing words that rhyme over beats made by other people mostly male no longer interests me and I’ve felt this
Robyn’s tech festival for teen girls
As the world of technology continues to be aggressively male dominated, feminist artists are continuing to come up with new
Heems is not a joke
Himanshu Suri is not a joke rapper. Known by most of the Internet as Heems, the Queens native’s verses bounce
Broken Water work towards clarity
There is an inherent immediacy that drives Wrought, the newest and most fully confident album by Olympia trio Broken Water.
