The group’s guitarist discusses his new, beautifully bound coffee table book I’m with Pulp, Are You?, which pairs band ephemera with Webber’s brutally honest words.
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Mark Webber on Anthologizing the History of Pulp
Words: Lily Moayeri
Photo: Daniel Cavazos
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Photo: Ian Witchell
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Through Being Couhl: Anya Marina and Nikki Glaser
Words: FLOOD Staff
Photo: Chris Convy
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The Relative Horrors of A Real Pain
Words: Sean Fennell
Saint Etienne Return with New LP The Night, Drop “Half Light”
Words: Will Schube
Photo: Paul Kelly
Beirut Returns with New Track “Caspian Tiger,” Announces First Live Dates in Six Years
Words: Will Schube
Photo: Lina Gaißer
First Listen
Lightman & Lightman Pen a Pop Song About Divine Love with “Weave Your Name in Mine”
Words: Mike LeSuer
Photo: Giraffe Studios
First Listen
Basia Bulat Captures the Rush of Love at First Sight on New Single “My Angel”
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Photo: Richmond Lam
Backstage Camera Roll
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Life is Beautiful Festival, September 27-28 2024, Valerie Magan
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Life After Cancellation: Eerie, Indiana
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Watch Nitefire Play “I’m in Love with Myself” in Los Angeles for “Neighborhoods”
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Watch Jack Manley Perform in Kingston, New York for “Neighborhoods”
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Watch The Dream Syndicate’s Steve Wynn Perform in Queens, NYC for “Neighborhoods”
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Art & Culture
Mark Webber on Anthologizing the History of Pulp
The group’s guitarist discusses his new, beautifully bound coffee table book I’m with Pulp, Are You?, which pairs band ephemera with Webber’s brutally honest words.
Words: Lily Moayeri
Photo: Daniel Cavazos
In Conversation
Through Being Couhl: Anya Marina and Nikki Glaser
The comedian catches up with her friend and tourmate to discuss the indie-pop songwriter’s new album Asteroid, writing about relationships, and what it means to be “couhl.”
Words: FLOOD Staff
Photo: Chris Convy
Pixies L-R: Joey Santiago (guitar), David Lovering (drums), Emma Richardson (bass, background vocals)
Seated: Black Francis (vocals, guitar)
Pixies Have Plenty Left to Say
Charles Thompson, Joey Santiago, and recently recruited bassist Emma Richardson discuss the band’s legacy and their newly released tenth album, The Night the Zombies Came.
Words: Alex Swhear
Photo: Travis Shinn
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Photo by Michael Muller. Image design by Gene Bresler at Catch Light Digital. Cobver design by Jerome Curchod.
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MUNA hair/makeup: Caitlin Wronski
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The Los Angeles Issue
With 232 pages and an expanded 12″ by 12″ format, our biggest print issue yet celebrates the people, places, music, and art of our hometown, including cover features on David Lynch, Nipsey Hussle, Syd, and Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory Records, plus Brian Wilson, Cuco, Ty Segall, Lord Huron, Remi Wolf, The Doors, the art of RISK, Taz, Estevan Oriol, Kii Arens, and Edward Colver, and so much more.
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Angel Olsen Announces Curated Comp and Covers Project Cosmic Waves
Words: Will Schube
Photo: Joshua Mellin
First Listen
Becky and the Birds Sets Raw Lyrics to Rawer Production on New Single “To trust you”
Words: Mike LeSuer
Photo: Oscar Lindqvist
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Heavy Moss Take Us on a Journey with Gentle New Psych-Odyssey “Treadmills”
Words: Mike LeSuer
Photo: Sonny Witton
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Skin Yard Share an Alternate Version of “Living Pool” Ahead of New 7-Inch Vinyl Box Set
Words: Mike LeSuer
Photo: Lance Mercer
Film + TV
GRAMMY Noms 2025: A Step Towards Relevance
Words: Randy Bookasta
Photo: Henry Redcliffe
Bad Astronaut Re-Tether on New Collection of Stripped-Back Recordings, Untethered
Words: Mischa Pearlman
Playlist
Negative Shawdy’s Dancing with the Lights Out Influences Playlist
Words: Mike LeSuer
Photo: Charlie Chantae
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Words: FLOOD Staff
Photos: Kenn Box
First Listen
G. King Takes Us Back on New Single “Backlash ’06”
Words: Will Schube
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Spanaway Meander Through a Meditative Purgatory on New Single “Twenty Seven”
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Words: FLOOD Staff
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Rare DM Harnesses the Power of the First-Date Kiss for New Track “Skater Hits Me Harder”
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Backstage Camera Roll: EarthGang’s Perfect Fantasy Release Show in Mexico City
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Fazerdaze, Soft Power
Dream-pop songwriter Amelia Murray returns seven years after her debut with a newfound confidence and a conscious effort to loudly reclaim her best years.
Venus Twins, /\/\/\/\/
Juxtaposing a love of sewing with 13 minutes of whiplash-inducing, eardrum-destroying atonal assaults, the Brooklyn duo’s latest EP is yet another confounding product of twin telepathy.
The Body, The Crying Out of Things
Within the overwhelming force and unfathomable cosmic horrors of the metal duo’s latest LP rests a remarkable emotional complexity, proving the band wields as much pathos as they do pain.
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