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Is it O.K.?: Gabrielle Smith’s sprawling, seven-year path as Eskimeaux.
“The sound of this album is the most informed by the influence of the people directly surrounding me … It’s about finally feeling okay with not feeling okay.”
Words by Quinn Moreland, photos by Stephanie Griffin
Flesh World take more risks: The San Francisco band, featuring former members of Brilliant Colors and Limp Wrist, discuss their debut album.
“‘Wild animals in my life’ is an article about a zookeeper. I’m really interested in reading things completely out of context, kind of involuntarily applying them, when your head is really somewhere else.
Words by Mac Pogue, Photo by Melissa Farley
The art and influence of punk flyers, as told through Louisville: A look inside Drag City’s new book, White Glove Test: Louisville Punk Flyers 1978–1994.
“The evolution of styles from the years when options for punk flyers were limited to stencils, spray paint, and rub-off letters, to the early days of desktop publishing and graphic design”
Words by Liz Pelly
Jenny Hval evades neat definitions: On her dreamlike, dissociative and border-transcending approach to Apocalypse, Girl.
“I never grow tired of that, ranting on tape. Things start happening when you turn off the self-censorship antennas.”
Words by Nina Mashurova
The cathartic release of Ceremony’s L-Shaped Man: Ross Farrar talks about hyper-personal lyrics and the Bay Area punk band’s new record.
“It’s kind of strange, kind of odd. But that’s just the way it went”
Words by JP Basileo.
The Best Show lives: Talking podcasts and DIY ethics with Tom Scharpling.
“The best part of this is that its still anonymous. I can go wherever I go and people don’t know who I am … I get to make things, people like it, but I still get to go to Homestyle Buffet and no one knows who I am.”
Words by Michael Powell
Shot By The Band: No cursing for Curse Purse
From their photo gallery, we learn that 2/3rds of Curse Purse can have cake.
Longing for a 90’s holiday that never happened: Talking with the writers, directors and composer behind DIY art house comedy L For Leisure.
“So much of the movie is about mood … It’s not a particularly dramatic or you know, professionally-acted place, but I don’t really like movies or TV shows like that. Who wants to be around professional actors? I live in LA. They are the worst people.”
Words by Pier Harrison
Ellie Herring walks through the internet: One of our favorite electronic producers, and an NBA Jam force to be reckoned with.
“I did a conference once (the only woman on a four-person panel) and the moderator guy was like, “What’s it like to like to be a woman and do what you do?”, and I was like, ‘Don’t ask that. I’d rather just talk about what were here to talk about—how we produce and our workflow.’ It was the first time I’d ever really come back at someone like that.”
Words by Caitlin Greene
Shot By The Band: Five cities in Japan with Homeshake
Homeshake tour Japan with Jerry Paper and Eola in January 2015 and captured their time there on film.
Fifteen years of idealism for Boston’s Ben Potrykus: The winding musical trajectory of Bent Shapes’ frontman.
“It felt right at the time to scroll through that many different things. For me, it was always just searching for something that sounded like it was passionate and had struggle involved, somehow.”
Words by Jerard Fagerberg
More From Foxes In Fiction’s Shot By The Band
Diarrhea Planet Headline Bowery Ballroom
Photos by Julia Bee for Impose Magazine
Shot By The Band: Foxes in Fiction toured in 2014 and documented their journey with film and disposable cameras.
Nothing To Something: billy woods on overcoming writer’s block.
“I definitely am always afraid that the magic will disappear. Anyone who isn’t afraid of that is either a fool, or never had the magic to begin with.”
Words by Blake Gillespie
Try The Pie work against the tides: A conversation with Bean Tupou.
“It is important to find ways to pull ourselves and each other out of this one dimensionality, especially if we are being pressured into one dimensional interactions with people, I need to very consciously fight the way that we have been programmed to tried people one dimensionally.”
Words by Victoria Ruiz
Shot By The Band: Karma Kids and Tomorrow Kings embark on the Karma Kings tour