Photo: Olivia Hemaratanatorn
Since we already showed Seth Bogart’s natural born performer side with some stage outfit sketches in our eleventh issue, self-titled thought we’d narrow his musical influences down with an exclusive mixtape. Check it out below, along with his track-by-track commentary, and be sure to look out for the Hunx and His Punx frontman’s solo debut, Hairdresser Blues, on Hardly Art this week…
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Photo by Bryan Sheffield
Look, we can’t blame you for missing some of self-titled‘s finest magazine features from the past year. Digging through our digital issues takes some dedication, which is why we went ahead and selected 20 standout stories from 2011, from Anika discussing modern art at MoMA and exclusive interviews with Zomby and Charlotte Gainsbourg to pieces about bourbon, Nine Inch Nails, whiskey, stage outfit sketches, gospel, minimalism, personal record collections, and the power of the riff.
Have a look and a listen below, or head here to subscribe to self-titled‘s fully interactive edition for just $8 a year…
Photo: Kyle Johnson
The Artist/Latest Release: The Head and the Heart, The Head and the Heart (Sub Pop, April 16th)
The Showcase: The Billions Corporation @ Antone’s, 213 W 5th St., 8 p.m.
What To Expect: Another Sub Pop-endorsed folk ensemble? Indeed, and this one actually lives up to its name, hitting us where it hurts—right between the ventricles.
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Photo by Marley Kate
As you may have noticed on our Twitter feed, the iPad edition of our new issue landed on Zinio’s newsstand tonight. You can grab it here, or order a discounted subscription that starts today by clicking this.
Here’s what’s inside:
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Photo by Bryan Sheffield
Check out our complete year-end coverage here and read on for HEALTH‘s favorite 2010 records, as written by whoever handles their Twitter account (we think)…
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Photos by Turkishomework
Each week we send Turkishomework out to capture a sliver of our city’s blurred-vision nightlife. Last Thursday, we asked her to attend one of the only CMJ showcases worth shooting: Hardly Art‘s wild and crazy kids outing at Shea Stadium, which featured such self-titled favorites as Woven Bones and Golden Triangle.
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Photos by Aaron Richter
self-titled maindude Andrew Parks promised his art director that if he took some rad photos, he wouldn’t have to actually write anything at SXSW. So in lieu of any over-analytic write-ups, here are some Wednesday photos of Javelin (performing at Buffalo Billiards) and Hunx and His Punx (showing off his cock-bulge at Headhunters).
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