Eric’s van is in the driveway. He beat us to our home by 30 seconds. We get out of the car and suddenly things seem so familiar. Even here, in the lingering late September heat, Eric brandishes an instrument as he greets us like we’ve met in a public place, warm & uncomfortable all at the same time.
Read MoreThese photos are mostly me just documenting the things I found beautiful or intriguing as we roamed the grounds, talking and taking a much needed break from our lives beyond the makeshift entry point.
Read MoreThe way I look at rap, it’s like Twitter. To be the first person to say something is all you are trying to do. To be the first person to say a certain arrangement of words or to bring up a thought... That’s really what it comes down to.
Read MoreLeading up to the tour, the band has been working on new material beyond the EP. Where the EP serves as a starting point for booking and proving their tangible existence to naysayers, what’s next for Dovi is a much fuller world.
Read More“It would be kind of cool if Phoenix doesn’t feel like Phoenix forever… I mean, it’s change. I love change. Ever since I was a kid I’ve gravitated towards artists who constantly change. Like Prince, Madonna, or Bowie. I was always asking ‘What are they going to do next?’."
Read More“Basically what I’m trying to do with FoulPlay is keep it where it’s like still cool and secret but it’s profitable and has longevity... I guess my goal is to really just have something for myself and for my friends and be able to make sure that we’re good and don’t have to get regular jobs."
Read MoreThe same party, the same vibe, the same feeling of nirvana you get when all the elements of the club line up in perfect synchronicity, all without an ounce of ego or chauvinism. Whatever you’ve been searching for, here, it’s found.
Read MoreSometimes I do get asked [about the Phoenix music scene]. I tell them it is great for creativity. But no one cares. Which is a mixed bag because you can do something ambitious exactly your way if you want, and see it realized.
Read MoreSean, Pascal, & Andrew have been playing in bands together for 10 years. You feel it in their independence, never faltering, never glancing over shoulders for a queue. Without words, they tell us their story. The narrative is set. The speakers are loud. The uninitiated are ripe for the picking.
Read More“I’m glad it’s still confused”, Alex says, “We’re really lucky for that. I’m thankful it’s still somewhat open and random”. He talks about confusion like it’s a good thing, like the answer hasn’t been revealed yet of just what kind of scene 602sdays really is. He prefers it that way.
Read MoreHere, Trent presents us with all the elements of a party, and a good one at that. But the funny thing is, here In The Physical World, we all realize a great truth, as if we needed a reminder: that we're a vast sea of those who come to the party late to play off existing energy & blend gracefully...
Read MoreIt’s easy to dismiss an area on first glance if you’re only looking in one direction. That condemned, possibly (probably) haunted house that’s fenced off represents what was, not what will be.
Read MoreWe just got a drink together at Taste one day and Brian was like “we should do this… idea thing”. And I was like, I could probably do that actually. I know enough people and I know enough bands. I have a PA… maybe. Let’s figure it out!
Read MoreAnd that’s when it hit me, in that moment of relative quiet, where no words were said, no VR was raffled off, and no song was introduced, and the room just waited for one college student with a microphone to tell them what’s next. Holy shit, I thought to myself, that guy… that’s me.
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