Posts tagged Rachel Cabitt
Donna Missal is Reclaiming the Female Image, on Her Own Terms

I spent the first thirty days of quarantine devouring Lizzy Goodman’s tell-all about New York City’s music scene in the early 2000’s, Meet Me in the Bathroom. I picked it up the week before the city shut down after a year of meaning to read it. From James Murphy’s self-centered comments to Ryan Adam’s now disturbing remarks, Karen O, one of the few female leads of 2000s alternative rock and one of the few female voices in the book, stood out like a diamond in the rough…

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How Cows Grazing and Youtube Videos Shaped Madison's Slow Pulp

Last September, Emily Massey, Alex Leeds, Henry Stoehr, and Teddy Matthews made their way to Chicago to start a new chapter with their dream punk group, Slow Pulp. Filing into a studio on a snowy day in Brooklyn, we sat around on floor pillows and fell into a discussion of describing the world in colors and what it means to have people in your life who you are so deeply connected to.

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