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Finding Love at she’s green & Sandhouse at The Lower Third
I was lucky enough to be on the guest-list for she’s green on the 4th of September. Having been to the venue before, I was familiar with its ambient lighting and cozy layout — an atmosphere that only set the mood for the dreamy performances by the opener and the main act.
Malishka Shaikh-Kannamwar
3 hours ago


In Color Talk ‘Marionette’, ‘Headlights’ and Their Next Chapter
Photo by Kamal “Eazy” Holder For In Color, colour is more than a name. It represents the full spectrum of emotion they want their music to capture – the sadness, longing, euphoria and everything in between. That ambition has already taken the alt-rock quartet of Holden Clontz, Matt Hastings, Val Hoyt and Miles Laderman a long way. After forming out of an unlikely winter spent snowed in together, In Color have quickly progressed from playing their first shows to selling out t
Daria Slikker
3 days ago
Super Nature: A Love Letter In Practice
In a world where species dwindle and climate disaster becomes the daily reality across our planet, to look at the natural world is to be witness to a fading memory. Super Nature, directed by Ed Sayers, is a poignant collection of images of the natural world integrally filmed in Super 8 format, bringing together over 40 worldwide collaborators into a collective meditation on nature and our place (and mark) in it. Because of its technical characteristics, Super 8 is not general
Andrea Navarro
4 days ago


The Evolution Of Ratboys: In conversation with Julia Steiner
Hailing from Chicago, Ratboys touch down in Tufnell Park to play Downstairs at the Dome. A couple of hours before their gig with Salarymen, we sat down with Julia Steiner of Ratboys to discuss how the band’s sound has changed, the experimentality of their most recent record and the future of protest music.
Eva Lau-Johnston
4 days ago


Fantasy Has A Creativity Problem (And It's Not The Magic)
Fantasy is the genre of infinite possibilities.
It's where dragons exist, kingdoms float in the sky, forests whisper secrets, and entire civilizations are built around impossible magic systems. There are, quite literally, no limits to what an author can imagine.
Daniela Denyer Malo
7 days ago
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