Tony Nesca and Nicole I. Nesca, run and publish their books under their self-publishing house, Screamin’ Skull Press. Both give great insight into […]
The Interview
Tony Nesca and Nicole I. Nesca, from Screamin’ Skull Press-Part 1
Tony Nesca and Nicole I. Nesca, run and publish their books under their self-publishing house, Screamin’ Skull Press. Both give great insight into […]
Cari Ann of The Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art (mowna) on Art in the Age of COVID and More
I just enjoyed a challenging, fun and so inspiring conversation with Cari Ann, one of the two creators/curators of The Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art or mowna (her partner is Joey Zaza). Teaching dance and technology as a full-time professor at NYU’s Tish school, immersed in the intersection of these two areas, Cari Ann has taken her interests further into developing an elegant online space to present art of all types. And she is ever so passionate about it.
Rhys Fulber of Front Line Assembly talks synths, Falco, the new album, and more
Vancouver-based industrial legends Front Line Assembly have returned with a full-length album, Wake Up The Coma. Featuring several guest artists, including D.A.F.’s […]
Meet Skinflint: Botswana’s Premiere African Heavy Metal Band
happened to have the pleasure to speak with guitarist & vocalist Giuseppe Sbrana and drummer Alessandra Sbrana from the band Skinflint. This trio (bassist Kebonye Nkolosot rounds out the band) are the premiere African Heavy Metal Band hailing from Gaborone, Botswana. They have landed in the U.S. to embark on a West Coast Tour and while in NYC for the briefest-of-stopovers, I corralled the duo for their impressions on the city, what they had planned and to explain some of their unique sound, which you can find on their their new self-titled album.
Granny 4 Barrel Brings the Metal and the Granny
With an onstage persona mix of Alice Cooper meets Ma Barker, a video directed by none-other-than Trump’s favorite part-time gf Stormy Daniels, making music that barnstorms past trad. country fiddle-led ditties into full-on metal, one simply can’t take their eyes off of, nor their ears away from, Granny 4 Barrel. I had the pleasure to speak to Granny ‘herself’ about what this band of hard rockers hailing from upstate New York are presently at-Granny 4 Barrel was on tour with Texas Hippie Coalition and Kobra and the Lotus, rampaging through American bars when I managed this interview-and the whole idea of the concept behind this amazingly provocative act.
Artist and Author Cynthia Von Buhler Discusses her Newest Comic Book Series, her legendary parties and more
I was lucky enough to attend the Surrealists Ball that Cynthia Von Buhler artist, illustrator, organizes each year. She has written children’s […]
Living the Beach Life: Old Bull Lee Makes Board Shorts and Shorts for City Living
Old Bull Lee is the apex of independent style. It’s a U.S. designed clothing brand that offers shorts, shirts, and board shorts […]
The Art of the Diorama: An Interview with the American Museum of Natural History exhibition specialist Tom Doncourt
I was lucky enough to take The Art of Diorama, a class which is only offered once a year and to a […]