Category Archives: Q&A

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Cordoba, ARG

The wave of protest during the Iranian election was an undeniable media phenomenon, with  twitterites worldwide tinting their icons green in a show of solidarity and millions following the events via up-to-the-second citizen reportage. But after a few weeks, foreign interest declined, twits shifting to … Read More

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The World’s Smallest Mania

As media journalists rush to interpret the recent wave of Tumblr-related hype, thousands of would-be internet auteurs are scrambling for a bankable gimmick in hopes of securing the mother of all meme payoffs: the blog-to-book jackpot. However, much like the livejournals and blogger sites of … Read More

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FaltyDL

FaltyDL aka Drew Lustman started off this year with the brilliant To London, a track championed by all the prime influencers from Mary Anne Hobbs to Kode9. He’s expanded his interstellar groove on his debut Love is a Liability, and is currently riding on a … Read More

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Sasha Grey

Here’s the full transcript for an interview I did with Sasha Grey for the article “Pornocalypse Now”

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Remano Eszildn

A few years ago Remano Eszildn was literally throwing up bricks. Training in brickwork for over 2 years he quit and turned his attention to building something different. With no musical background Remano began fiddling with his brother’s equipment, pulling together notes and tracks and … Read More

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Art City Limits: Geoff McFetridge

We live in the age of the “creative,” a label that can be applied to anyone even marginally interested in anything inventive. If you’re familiar with the term, you’re probably one of us. You might be a designer, a photographer pulling espresso for rent, or … Read More

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Interview: Del tha Funkee Homosapien

Next to Arctic crab fishing, Hip-Hop is probably the most difficult industry to stay afloat in. All the cutthroat competition, government pressure, fickle consumers, corporate greed and street-level violence make it easy for successful rappers to easily drop into obscurity. Not many artists are able … Read More