“Quirky,” “indie,” and “artsy” are three words that when used together in the description of a new film featuring Caucasian twenty-somethings figuring things out should be taken as an appropriate warning that said film is likely nauseatingly tedious and preoccupied with its quirks and style, leaving substance up to the viewer to install.
Reviews
Matt D’Elia – American Animal
Rene Hell – Catalina & London
Encouragement for our future youth. Learning to excel progression in society and family life. From the culture of waking up and falling asleep, every day becomes a miracle of atoms.
Leslie Keffer – Finally, Caves!
Nashvillian noise goddess Leslie Keffer’s new 12-inch single, Finally, Caves!, finds the sound artist and scene spokesperson experimenting with expanded atmospheres driven by sexy beats.
Amelia Grey – Threats
Amelia Grey had no problem winning fans with her surreal and bizarre short fiction in her previous works AM/PM and Museum of the Weird. And with her debut novel, Threats, she will likely only cement their fanaticism with her unique and experimental approach to surreal storytelling.
Alex Strelka – Live in Cologue (SF Broadcasts)
Yo, you were there at this, yeah-yeah. Euro-tour of Germany 1994.
Features
Interview: CAConrad
Philadelphia-based poet CAConrad is an unabashedly unique and moving voice. Author of works such as Deviant Propulsion and The Book of Frank, Conrad employs majestic surrealism with blunt grit to achieve visuals and movements previously unrealized in poetry.