Jul 01, 2013
By Laura Studarus
Dom La Nena
Brazil-born/Paris-based cellist Dom La Nena starts the interview by apologizing for her English, heavily accented from a childhood spent circling the globe. The caveat is needless—every word is clear as she animatedly recounts the events that lead up to her debut album, Ela. More
Jul 01, 2013
By Laura Studarus
Web Exclusive
We recently spoke via email to Solar Bears’ John Kowalski. He told us why he and bandmate Rian Trench work so well together, the surprising history of the vocoder, and the upside of nostalgia. More
Jun 28, 2013
By Ryan E. C. Hamm
Web Exclusive
If you’re into comics at all, chances are you’ve got strong opinions about Scottish comic book writer Grant Morrison. Widely loved for his work on JLA, The Invisibles, We3, and All Star Superman, and widely panned for his work on Final Crisis and Batman R.I.P., Morrison has become something of a measuring stick for comic fans: If you love him, you really love him, and if you hate him, you really hate him. And somehow, even his most ardent opposition respects the sheer audacity and imagination in every piece of writing Morrison produces. More
Jun 26, 2013
By Mike Hilleary
Issue #45 - Winter 2013 - Phoenix
Enjoying toast and a cup of tea for breakfast in the Sydney suburb of Chippendale, Australian native Gabriel Winterfield humbly acknowledges that he’s not a good dancer. He’s quick to note, however, that this hardly stops him from engaging in the act. “I really just like dancing,” he says. “I’m really bad, but I really, really enjoy moving.” More
Jun 21, 2013
By Laura Studarus
DIANA
Carmen Elle, Paul Mathew, Kieran Adams, and Joseph Shabason, the Toronto-based musicians who perform as DIANA, count their parents among their most ardent supporters. But it might be a stretch to say that they’re big fans of their children’s abstracted soft rock. More