An Interview w/ Kid Koala, Part 1 By Jonny DeStefano & Krysti Joméi Print Layout Design by Julianna Beckert Art by Kid Koala “Keep it weird, they’ll get it later.” — Kid Koala Montreal-based Kid Koala (Eric San) is a polyartist who isn’t afraid to try new things and take left turns. A world-renowned scratch […]
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Published Issue 115, July 2023 “Burn it,” said Kroth. “Kill the villagers.” I frowned. “You mean the soldiers.” “I mean all of them.” Cara was watching me closely, trident held loosely. Hunch and Hew, two of the bulbous, malformed ogres Kroth called his Children, were grinning. Hew swung his oversized cleaver around in an easy
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Consequences of The Grand Cosmic Accident (And Other Observations About Life In Dying Times) By Brian Polk Published Issue 115, July 2023 Aw Fuck, Looks Like My Least Favorite Customer Survived Covid After All We hadn’t seen Old Man Lifton since before the Great Lockdown, and absolutely no one at my job at the coffee
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Tony Hawk w/ Birdy’s 100th issue Art + Photo by Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 115, July 2023 Legendary skater Tony Hawk holds Birdy’s 100th issue featuring Pandemic Oil Paintings in front of Mutato Muzika on the Sunset Strip by DEVO’s Mark Mothersbaugh. The world knows Tony Hawk as a legendary skateboarder, entrepreneur, and founder of
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Clank’s Dilemma By Gray Winsler Art by Eric Joyner Published Issue 115, July 2023 “When Benji became sick, all of the playland became sick. For Benji was the Keeper of the Chest, the Boy King, the Great Imaginator. It was his imagination that powered their world, and as the disease dulled his thoughts, their world
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Return To Mills Island By Maggie Nerz Iribarne Art by Nick Flook Published in Issue 115, July 2023 Our island, Mills Island, sits in a spot where currents collide, ships crash and sink. We’re surrounded by old bones, death. We’re used to it. We remember our grandfather, the lighthouse keeper, telling us stories of bodies
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Afterlife as an aura photo booth By Kailey Tedesco Art by Jack Estenssoro Published Issue 115, July 2023 i keep sinning contained in stairwells. furniture, all caned, drops to its knees, prays. this is a confessional: do you see the checkerboard of a man lensed in red? underneath his chair: bubblegum, chewed, still wet. deeper
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Queen City Sounds By Tom Murphy Published Issue 115, July 2023 Destiny Bond – Be My Vengeance Excepting opening track “Chew” and closing number “Harmony,” all these songs are under two minutes in classic hardcore vein. And there isn’t a wasted moment in Destiny Bond’s exploration and confrontation of the constraining, orthodox, binary worldview of
Art by Jason White Published as the Index of Issue 115, July 2023 Jason White is an artist living in the suburbs of Chicago. His favorite mediums are oil on canvas and pencil & ink drawings. When he was a kid he cried on the Bozo Show. His work varies from silly to serious and
Denver Is Burning: Following The Journey of Ballroom Culture from NYC to Denver By Quinn Fati & Erin Barnes Published Issue 115, July 2023 Celebrating queer culture and nightlife throughout the years and Meow Wolf’s partnership with House of Flora. We all remember the first time we ever saw Paris is Burning. A queer cinema