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Last week we had an opportunity to document Nine Inch Nails over two concerts in Chicago on their Peel It Back tour of 2025.
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This week we are continuing to publish music mixes that our friends have put together for us. Below is a mix from the musician Bryan Black, also known as Black Asteroid.
Below is a mix from the photographer Matthew Reeves.
We hope you are all Ok. This week we will be publishing music mixes from our friends, and we hope they’ll help you pull through and let you discover or rediscover good music.
We are back with our holiday gift guide, lest you think that we are all serious all the time.
Here is a collection of songs that have impressed me one way or another over the past five years or so.
The idea for this shoot came to me after I saw the F/W 18 Undercover show, “We Are Infinite.”
Here is our annual gift guide for 2017.
We recently got a rare chance to photograph Nine Inch Nails in concert at Riot Fest in Chicago. Our photo essay is below
Everyone who goes through his formative years in a certain decade considers it the golden age. Obviously, the 90s were the best decade ever.
But let’s go beyond facetiousness. In terms of cultural production it is obvious that every decade has the good and the bad. What is more interesting is how much of the good and how much of the bad the zeitgeist of every decade produces, and what gets to hit the mainstream. Why 90s matter is that it was the decade when culture, and fashion as part of culture, took the last stand before succumbing to pure, unapologetic commerce.