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I admire Matt Farley and what he represents. I predict that he will one day be recognized as one of the emblematic creatives of his era. For this reason, I travelled to Peabody, Massachusetts for the Motern Extravaganza, an annual concert and fan event Farley holds in his own honour.
What if there was an app that could tap into your brainwaves and wash all your worries away? Help you manifest your dreams at the touch of a button? And what happens when that app is made by the densest men on the planet?
Submissions In The Mood Magazine is looking for contributors for Issue 7: Comics & Cartoons. They’re looking for your writing […]
One of the most important and least accessible figures of the No Wave milieu, Nick Zedd’s films taught the important lesson that compelling art is unbound by any rules of aesthetics or taste.
Exploited and exhausted, modern labourers are seeking a new possibility in the world of work: no work at all. In […]
Scott Walker is the epitome of the iconoclastic and somewhat reclusive singer-songwriter. Amid the crush of 1960s pop music heartthrobs, […]
Zoo is a 75-minute documentary by Robinson Devor about a notorious death in the Seattle area. A man died from […]
Given away in the title of the film, the question director Dave Cool travels North American to find the answer […]
More and more, Rue Morgue magazine’s monthly Cinemacabre screening series seems like one of the more important archival film events […]
The rise of cycling as culture by David Silverberg It’s a bright Toronto day, perfect for a bike ride. In […]