We are beyond thrilled to share the Sacrosanct Community Resource Zine, a project curated by Alexa Dexa. “The zine I’m... Read More
I’m a black woman who loves the raw edge and visceral, soul-entrapping experience that comes with post-punk and punk music.... Read More
Words by Kristyn Potter, Founder/Editor of Left Bank Magazine and Chez Nous Guide This is a moment in history not... Read More
Words by Celeste Krishna, written in response to the controversy surrounding Lana Del Rey. Image credit: Lana del rey instagram... Read More
If you’ve never heard of The SoapGirls, prepare to be astounded. Noemie Debray and Camille Debray have been operating under... Read More
Perhaps second only to Virginia Woolf, Jenny Slate thoroughly explores, and explain, the importance of a sense of place—both outside... Read More
It’s absolutely fitting to describe Neelam Khan Vela as a music photography superstar. The 20-something photographer has already proven herself... Read More
Historically, the term “influencer” can be traced back to the early 20th century. The term referred to personas that were... Read More
On May 6, Adele surprised her fans when she posted a rare photo from her birthday on Instagram, in which... Read More
As we continue to power through our days of self-isolation and the daily dosages of boredom and anxiety that come... Read More
We just can’t get enough of Sally Haze, and don’t care who knows it! In addition to premiering their new... Read More
Bakers in Space are an indie rock band from Singapore formed in 2013. Through their love for a plethora of... Read More
Now entering our fourth week of quarantine in New York City, I wish I could say that things are getting... Read More
An excerpt from an upcoming novel/short story collection On the outskirts of town lay a compound of mobile homes, placed... Read More
F E L I N is a Swedish audiovisual duo consisting of songwriter/ artist Elin Blom and photographer/ director Fredrik Etoall (the “F” in F E L... Read More
I first heard the new Brooklyn-based band Climates during a showcase at the subterranean venue Berlin (in New York City)... Read More
I think I got tired of the Internet, the down art vibes, the disconnect in society, the focus on negativity,... Read More
Words by Tom Gallo KAYE is back and she’s turning heads with her latest song and music video. The former... Read More
Words by Janelle Borg I first came across Andreia’s works thanks to my bandmate, who discovered her on Instagram. I... Read More
Left Bank College Presents: 5 Minutes with The Nude Party’s Patton Magee You formed in 2012 at Appalachian State University,... Read More
I had the incredible opportunity to chat with Sharkswimmer at the end of a very nice, very long weekend. It... Read More
José Rivera, Jr., (@joseishere) is a queer, nonbinary, Puerto Rican recording and performing artist, who has been making major waves... Read More
Through this project, I am able to explore these ideas and exorcise the demons I carry around with me. Last... Read More
I am beyond thrilled to share this interview with my friend and fellow Brookyn scenester (can I say that about... Read More
Masked for your pleasure, by Johnny Otto Sometimes you are focused on work that is outside the realm of the... Read More
This interview is long, LONG overdue. I talked with the revered Brooklyn-based (and Brooklyn-made) visual and performance artist Michael Alan,... Read More
As a lead up to Frankie Cosmos‘ album Close It Quietly (out Sept 6. on Sub Pop), we sat down... Read More
Long seen as one of the NYC Lower East Side’s most recognizable indie vocalists and songwriters, James Levy is the... Read More
The moral is supposed to sound something like this: You don’t get to just do what you like with friends... Read More
Chicago post-punkers Ganser released a mind-altering music video for their latest single “Bad Form” via Talkhouse this summer. Consisting of Nadia... Read More