Following on from our massive first edition comes…Faux Vol 1.2. We have an exclusive interview with Scroobius Pip who is about to drop his second album, we chat to artist David Bray about his inspiration and style, Tom Brodick introduces us to The Demonic Comedy and there is an interview with the founder of hugely influential blog Heroines. Add to that some amazing competitions, album/film/book reviews and our monthly fashion shoot which was shot on location in Melbourne, Australia. But enough talk, view it all below or pick up a physical copy from one of our stockists.
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YES! Picked mine up today, beats the last issue hands down.
Hot as fuck, got mine from Yak this afternoon, Keep it up.
Really nice work.
BTW, i got mine from Wildcard on Saturday and they were nearly out.
It looks fantastic! Not sure if my physical copy will ever arrive in the mail (Royal Mail have only just seen fit to let me have a birthday card from the middle of last month) but still, I'm seriously impressed. Thanks for finding pictures for my article as well.
The demonic comedy article appeared shallow and pedantic I thought this article was going to be a review however I found that writer Tom Brodrick was mirroing what was written in the preface of the book to be reviewed bravo!
That's interesting. I don't remember the bit in the preface where the author criticises himself for exaggerating people's accents & being a sarcastic dick from time to time, or mulls over how totally chaotic the structure of his book is. The previous owner must have torn that page out for some reason.
Two questions:
1) Are you using the phrase 'shallow and pedantic' as a sly reference to Family Guy, or is that for real?
2) What's your definition of a review?
Hahahahaha I was going to say that about Family Guy. Judging by the complete lack of punctuation and the completely flawed argument I'd say Family Guy is about as intellectual as 'Extreme Dissapointment' goes. It was a review, and in absolutely no way was it shallow or pedantic, don't take words you don't understand from a cartoon.
Shallow and pedantic
I'm actually laughing out loud as we speak
I believe lol woould have sufficed
Tough crowd.
nice to be able to read it if there aren't any copies left.