Writer Nicolaia Rips tells us the least and the most “worth it” articles she’s been sent this quarantine in her latest installment of “TL;DR.”
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Music
Virtual Honeymoon: a Zoom call with Lili Trifilio
Writer Merrill Watzman interviews Lili Trifilio, the frontwoman of Beach Bunny, a Chicago based power-pop group, or at least that’s how she describes their sound for interview purposes.
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“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” is the Perfect Album for Isolation
“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” is anything but conventional and in its embrace of the avant-garde, it simultaneously seems to mourn the normalcy we are leaving behind while striding pluckily into the new one.
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Mavi opens the windows to his soul
Writer Jourdan Taylor interviews Mavi, an up-and-coming D.C. rapper. His is debut album, “Let The Sun Talk,” features 32 minutes of soulful, inspired, and most importantly, progressive hip-hop.
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BENEE’s sound is like a crisp apple (just ask her)
Story Editor Zoe Allen chats with the Kiwi popstar about her sound, style, her two-EP 2019, what’s next and why her music is like a “crispy apple.”
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PREMIERE: “Velvet” by Sara King
Dallas singer Sara King partners with Crybaby Zine for a third time with her video premiere of “Velvet,” a sultry, sexy single.
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A reflection on the unrealistic expectations we have for musicians
Story Editor Zoe Allen dissects the public’s need for never ending new music from their favorite artists.
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Under Her Spell: In Conversation with Raveena
Zoe Yu Gilligan interviews Crybaby’s Obsession Issue cover star, Raveena Aurora on her album “Lucid,” being an Asian-American women in music, healing and spirituality, her creative process, love as a verb, and of course, obsession. Photographed by Dana Trippe.
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A 90’s Los Angeles Exception: Brian Bell of Weezer
Lee Phillips interviews Brian Bell of Weezer on obsession, music, making it Los Angeles and everything in between.
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You Should Be Dancing: A Defense of Disco
Managing Editor Zoe Yu Gilligan writes about her love of disco, its political history, and why we should all be dancing.
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