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Picture by Been Shill How to Survive Various Catastrophes
Whether it’s a tornado, house fire, or mass shooting, heed this expert advice from a guy whose entire job is trying to help people not die.
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Picture courtesy of the author Exploding Suburban Silence
The infinite sadness of the teenage mosher—when you’re young, all you need is a cheap practice amp to tear the world apart.
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All Pictures by James Minchin III Remembering Chi Cheng
Deftones frontman Chino Moreno pays tender tribute to his old friend.
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Screenshot A Season-by-Season Inventory of AJ Soprano’s Bedroom
Was Anthony Jr. a Deftones fan? We search for signs in the mob heir’s pubescent lair.
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Pictures by Bill Taylor and Ahmed Alramly Angel Eyes: Why Los Angeles Loves Deftones
In late summer, VICE took a road trip to the dive bars, strip clubs, and pool halls of LA to find out what the band means to people there.
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Pictures by Brad Phillips The VICE Guide to Enjoying the Myriad Humiliations of Aging
Nostalgia is an injury, one you experience only after something important to you recedes into history. I’ve learned this, and other lessons.
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Pictures by Ivar Wigan A Park Despoiled: In LA, Gen Z Goths Are Making Dogging Cool Again
A mysterious cohort of young music lovers is bringing al fresco lovemaking to the hills of Elysian Park.
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Pictures by Icysaw, Words by Siâna-Leànn Douglas AUTOEROTIC
Roll the windows down, this cool night air is curious. Let the whole world look in.
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Picture by Been Shill What’s the Best Drug for Sex?
If you’re the type of person who wants to get fisted in the ass, ketamine is fantastic—according to science.
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I Played the Same Deftones Song Over and Over on a Bar Jukebox Until I Got Kicked Out
Today, “My Own Summer (Shove It)” joins “Enter Sandman”, the Sesame Street theme tune, and “The Boys Are Back in Town” in the torturer’s canon.
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All pictures by Brandon Bowen Precious Metal: An Interview With Deftones
For decades, the Californian band has been channeling the erotic, narcotic charge of the American night. For the cover story of our latest issue, VICE spoke to them about oblivion and feelings.