When the simple telling of truth, is an act of Rebellion
Interview with Mathieu Kassovitz, director of French classic, La Haine about his new movie ‘Rebellion’ with the thoughts of Steve Clarke.
Interview
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark – An interview with Cassandra Peterson
It’s been over 30 years since Cassandra Peterson first put on the shock horror punk make-up, gothic clothing and long black wig to become the legendary Elvira: Mistress of the Dark. Her army of fans span the globe, and generations of single teenage boys have grown up admiring her ample talents.
Music Interview: Anison
They make a lot of noise, but scratch the surface of their songs and you will find well crafted compositions somewhere between a wiry Manic Street Preachers and a long haired Depeche Mode (without keyboards).
Damn the Design: Randy Ortiz
Randy Ortiz is a fantastic artist and illustrator from Winnipeg, USA. He draws hair and grass better than anyone I know.
Neil Craver – Underwater Love
Neil Craver’s underwater photography has a strange haunting quality, it brings to mind beauty, angels, death, love and life. It is both unsettling and compelling, I really like it.
Jon Burgerman – Fast Food Doodle
Jon Burgeman’s hand is like a magic wand with a felt tip attachment. His work is brimming with energy and vitality, it makes me want to dance round the room (and I am a very bad dancer).
Bake and Destroy
If baking is the new Rock N’ Roll, then Natalie Slater could well be the new Elvis Presley, her website ‘Bake & Destroy’ is a goldmine of great recipes, fashion, useful tips and ideas.
MrsViolence: Kelly Kelley
If you’ve come across Pro-Gamer MrsViolence you were probably staring down the barrel of her MP412 REX pistol.
Onward Olympians!
There are disproportionately many bands of all shapes and sizes for its size, and pubs. Markets selling cupcakes and handmade buttons and cushions with moustachio’d bears on them….. New band Olympians talk about life in Norwich.
Interview with the Artist: Joe Fenton
Some of Joe Fenton’s amazing images like ‘the Lullaby’ took around two and a half months to complete. His largest piece titled ‘Solitude’ took ten months.
Interview with the artist John Fekner
While Andy Warhol spent the 70’s turning Art into a business, John Fekner’s work transcended art galleries and ‘hip scenes’, existing in the real world and touching the lives of normal people.
Whatever happened to Wink Musselman?
We caught up with the large than life character that is Wink Musselman.
Hot Head Show: Juicy Fruits
Jordan Copeland, Vaughn Stokes and Max ‘Betamax’ are Hot Head Show and they pack more music into one of their songs than most bands manage in a whole album.
King Geek: Nathan Barnatt
It’s quite an achievement to carve out a career for yourself by (not) eating M & M’s, freaky dancing and being a bit of an idiot. Meet Nathan Barnatt AKA Keith Apicary