welcome to our blog archive!
we transitioned websites in March of 2022, leaving behind years of archived content dating back from 2016.
some was copied over to the new site, but at present, most lives here. if you’re digging for something in particular, this is where you’ll find it.
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This is our future. So, don’t blame us for being reckless, irresponsible and high. Life should be about living, seeking, loving, crying, being heartbroken or drinking on the rooftops at 1 a.m. We are just trying to suck out the last drops of feeling before the world runs dry. Before it’s your time to go and our time to face what you have given us.
Read MoreThe kitchen table serves as the perfect blend between the public and private venues in which we constantly find ourselves. It is as much a space for introspection and reflection as it is for creativity and shared experiences. Somegirlnamedanna recounts memories and motivations behind her newest release in this conversation.
Read MoreShamir shares an anthem for isolation with “On My Own”, a track that announces his return to pop and teases the new album dropping later this year. Over email, we talk introverts, DIY visuals, the evolution of his art over the past few years, butterfly motifs + more.
Read Morehistory repeats itself. don’t you know? [by Chloe Johnston]
Read MoreIn the form of a multimedia photo series, I ask the question why we cannot exist like the soil, drifting back and forth across manmade borders.
Read Moreathena shares a gallery of self portraits on film documenting herself & her space in isolation, musing on the ways in which photography is still exposing new feelings, even now.
Read MoreAs protests in support of Black Lives Matter continue to sweep America and the entire world, take a moment to educate yourself on the history that’s lead us here - the facts, statistics, names and stories at the heart of this fight.
Read MoreThe Riot Grrrl movement united women through feminist punk music, zines, and a tangible ‘fuck you’ attitude, leaving behind a scorched trail of empowering punk music and demonstration of potential to resist. In the age of social media, what does it now become?
Read MoreThe dangers of performative action — and what that means for Black Lives Matter.
Read MoreWe revisit KIDS with an in-depth interview w/ Marina, plus a full gallery of behind the scenes photos from the weekend spent chasing teens around Buenos Aires with cameras in-hand. Get lost in her world.
Read MoreIn the federal system, Black Americans charged with a drug offence serve an average nearly the same amount of time (58.7 months) as a White American charged with violent crime (61.7 months). And that’s just the beginning.
Read MoreOn the complexity of forgetting an old love, and the invisible space inside ourselves in which distorted memories remain, and we try and keep loved ones alive. Limbo. A short film.
Read MoreWith fires ablaze in the fight for justice overseas, Australia is called upon to act, not just at a community level, but at a national one.
Read MoreOn the phone to Ocean Alley, we talk share-houses in Byron Bay, allowing breathing space in creativity, one unforgettable night in Budapest, the friendships that feel more like marriages, and the living-room song-writing sessions that have given way to some of Australia’s most beloved tracks.
Read MoreWe have been asking ourselves how we can use our privilege and platform to best support and uplift the voices of our beautiful Black friends, artists, and activists. Now, as we transition back into content flow, we are committed to keeping this question at the forefront of our minds in everything we create and release to our readers.
Read MoreIt’s important to emphasize that there is so much more work to be done in order to make sure that we are all free. If you approach the concept of justice individually it may seem futile, but together we have the possibility to make truly substantial change.
Read MoreWhile we are still amidst a global pandemic, not everyone is able to show up in person — but anyone can support. This fight needs to be sustained by our resources, money and energy — today, and every day after.
Read Morethrough IKEA photo-shoots, late-night interviews, drunk thoughts and more, Emerick explores purpose in life through the perspectives of close friends — all from behind the lense of her camera.
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