Volume 16 Issue 8

  • Balloons, Orgies, And Pretty Colors

    John Copeland is a masterly artist who’s as comfortable scribbling up a few amusing doodles in pencil on a napkin as he is detailing sweeping scenes with brushes and puddles of oils on a 12-foot canvas.

  • Reverse Propaganda

    Noh Young Sung was born and raised in North Korea. His father was a veteran of the war between the North and South who became a beekeeper.

  • Raw China

    I’d been watching the pigeons circling over the rooftops. Their hypnotic synchronized movement touched something deep down inside, reminding me of pigeons coming home to their lofts in Brooklyn.

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  • Records

    LA COKA NOSTRA A Brand You Can Trust Uhh, so these guys really like selling coke. Or at least they like talking about it. While listening to this, I couldn’t help but constantly picture these guys as stereotypical

  • Remembering Dash Snow, July 14, 2009

    In the late 90s, Dash was a graffiti writer known as Sace. He and Earsnot started the graffiti crew IRAK. They were the biggest vandals in the city. He was number one on the vandal squad's most-wanted list.

  • No Ordinary Life

    Kevin Debroux is from a small town in northern Wisconsin where he grew up on a brew of self-doubt and hardcore. His old band was called Hatefuck but the album he released in 2007 as Pink Reason, Cleaning the Mirror, is a bum-down classic, which...

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