FLOOD Issue 01

Featuring cover stories on Daveed Diggs and Angel Olsen.

Featuring cover stories on Neil Young and Dr. Steve Brule.

Featuring cover stories on Iggy Pop and Josh Homme, as well as Michael Muller’s shark photography.

The angel-voiced artist behind massive single “Younger” talks about overcoming fear and finding her own style.

Featuring cover stories on Big Grams and BoJack Horseman, interviews with Kurt Vile and Bill Bryson, a chat with Wolf Alice, art from Kate Micucci and Mel Kadel, hijinks from Baseball Card Vandals, drinks recipes from LA’s The Varnish, and much more.

Grabbing a bite with the man who decided to make all of Bob’s burgers.

Making the trip from “Selma” to South Central with the “Straight Outta Compton” actor.

The soulful southern crooner talks about his discovery, influences, upbringing, and the making of his instantly classic debut album “Coming Home”

Season four’s finale airs this Sunday on HBO.

Marc Maron explains what it takes to get an episode of the IFC hit from his brain to your television set.

The famed visual artist discusses his avant-garde progression with art by way of virtual reality.

“People said how authentic the show is…which is terrifying. I don’t disbelieve that… It’s not out of thin air; a lot of stuff is based on occurrences and people and incidents that have happened. You look at the show and you go, ‘And I live here, too?’”

Andy Bell and Mark Gardener of legendary shoegaze-defiers Ride reflect on the band’s past and look forward into its future.

“Mike’s not exactly a cat person, but I think he may have turned a corner,” says El-P.
“Fell in love with a cat today,” admits Killer Mike.

Hanging out (on shore) with the surfer/artist duo at their FLOOD Gallery exhibition showing

The Australian singer-songwriter discusses the inspiration behind her incredibly personal, yet universally appealing debut LP, “Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit.”

The owner of Péché and Isla in Austin, Texas, shares four favorite cocktails and a hangover cure.

The ascending mind behind “Nightcrawler” tunes in to talk family, new beginnings, and why we live in a descending world.

Featuring Run the Jewels, “Veep,” Courtney Barnett, Gary Baseman, and more