On Absence and Distance
“How do I know what I think until I see what I say?”
– E.M. Forster

“How do I know what I think until I see what I say?”
– E.M. Forster

In X-Risk by Thomas Moynihan, Moynihan makes the claim that historical precedent of the apocalypse has a much different history than that of extinction, despite the fact they have been conflated to stand for a similar psychological phenomena in recent times. Moynihan makes the clear distinction: “In short, where apocalypse secures the sense of an ending, extinction anticipates the ending of sense.’

I’m wondering if there is a way of tricking you into listening to my mix. The obvious is music is a form of therapy. And this is a lot of good music so you’re getting bang for your buck. It’s also the holidays so be nice to me plz. Hot and juicy for your dancing […]

Noodles was a lousy alcoholic who projectile vomited red wine through his mouth spout on any given moment. It landed mostly on bathroom walls, but one time it landed in a blonde girl’s hair in the park.

I am stoned and it’s raining this morning.

Gio Kyre is a multi-hyphenate artist and founder of CINELECTRON Inc.

Dear Mr. Torres

Upon arrival, I was greeted with the heartiest welcome by a gorgeous woman with cornrows. A song by Lil Baby matches the energy of the space.

Tori Gesualdo is a Los Angeles based poet and bookseller.

Cleo Knickerbocker is a musician that grew up in St. Paul Minnesota but has lived in Portland, Oregon for the past 3 years. Trained as a jazz pianist, she now composes folky/indie rock tunes as a pallet cleanser from her years of jazz studies. Her current music project is Willernie, focusing on songwriting and guitar.