The Collapse Board Interview: Lydia Lunch
Lydia Lunch is an iconic figure in the alternative scenes, known for her fearless contributions to music, spoken word, and film. A central figure in the No Wave movement, Lunch’s work with Teenage Jesus and the Jerks challenged punk norms, establishing her reputation for uncompromising creativity. Her solo career, marked by dark, experimental soundscapes and […]
In Photos: Lydia Lunch @ QAGOMA, 15.06.2018
Lydia Lunch Retrovirus play an Up Late show at Queensland’s Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane.
Lydia Lunch Retrovirus @ QAGOMA, Brisbane, 15.06.2018
Something sits heavy on my mind. I don’t want to mention it here and it’s hard to say. I’ll put it across to like this. A few days ago, a woman was murdered. Eurydice Dixon, 22. Not much more than a child. She was walking home through a Melbourne park. Aspired to be a comedian. […]
Hannah Golightly meets ILL, Pt. 1: Naughty nurses and excessive breasts
Photo by Hannah Golightly. Transcribed by Hannah Golightly and Lee Adcock I’ve been ill in bed off and on for weeks and I had to be given a lift to the train station which is a ten minute walk from my house, but illness was not going to stop me from interviewing Manchester band of […]
The return of Everett True | 13. Manflu
Yesterday’s entry was such a find, I was seriously thinking of stopping the series again. But fuck it. I’m in England in three or four days time – first time in four years – and something needs to be done to keep the nagging fear away, feed the emptiness inside. This is nothing like, nothing […]
Talk Normal – Sunshine (Joyful Noise)
Five hundred years ago Talk Normal would have been burned as witches for this act of prophecy.
Kathleen Hanna – The Collapse Board Interview
“It doesn’t matter what you do, if you’re not a straight white male you’re going to get more harshly criticised than other people so you might as well just do whatever the fuck you want.”
The five rules of rock
If it was that easy to get right, don’t you think everyone would be doing it?
onstage with Nick Cave and The Birthday Party
A week later, it’s all over the fucking national music press.
