The Holy is back with his latest drop on KOOKOO AFTER DARK. “Other Side” – released on January 20th brings back elements from the early 2000’s rave scene; pulsing basslines, mysterious vocal melodies, and razor-sharp drums.
Cody Rooney
On The Decks: Phorie
Phorie is an experimental electronic musician and digital artist. Her current, more aggressive sound surrounds the unnatural, dystopian world she has built from prior sonic and visual inspirations in her life.
FIGHT CLUB
FIGHT CLUB features work from Canadian
artists Kelly Ann Panagakos, Alexis Monet, Raphaël
Gagnon and Sebastian Kent. An homage to David
Fincher’s 1999 Fight Club, this shoot revisits themes
such as masculinity, rebellion, and identity.
Gucci Reinvents for FW23
It was quite the year for Gucci in 2022, from collaborations with Dickies, Harry Styles, and Palace to Spring/Summer 2023’s “Twinsburg” runway show and the departure of Creative Director Alessandro Michele.
Where to Buy the “Montreal Bagel” Nike Dunk Low in Canada
Undeniably, bagels have become a symbol of Montreal culture, and a point of great contention for New York Bagel lovers (Montreal bagels are superior FYI), but what if eating them isn’t enough to express one’s love for Montreal’s most famed alimentary export?
On The Decks: Meen Moreen
Meen Moreen, née Morena, is a Montreal-based DJ and nightlife connoisseur. Having studied trombone and composition for 8 years, the young artist decided to pursue a career in electronic music.
AI Fashion: When Machines Dream, Do They Dream of Couture?
In the midst of an influx of AI visuality, we dream in a digital utopia, a liminal space of possibility. Envisioning alternate realities and machinic dreams of AI Fashion, new media artist Cody Rooney asks, When Machines Dream, Do They Dream of Couture?
Toronto Met Features Upcycled Gear In Latest Exhibition
For months we have been surrounded by boxes upon boxes of both new and old garments and heaps of objects, uniforms, and other sundry items—as a team we have sought out strategies to sort through and organize this multitude, as a kind of compendium—working with alumni/designers/artists/students/faculty we have designed and redesigned, deconstructed and reconstructed our way through the seemingly endless piles with boundless perseverance, infinite patience, and many illuminating conversations.
Liminal Pleasures Pt. II
What is feeling? What is pure pleasure, and how do we perceive or experience it in digital spaces if not satirized and stripped down to its most awry fringe carnal manifestations?
The Death of Hyper-pop: Futurism and Post-Modern Consumerism as Pastiche
The contemporary sonic soundscape of pop music toward the end of the 2010s lent itself heavily to a sort of anti-melodicism, a particular dissonance that sprang up in the likes of queer underground artist collectives.