Cover Story
Adaora Cobb is a versatile model, who has been featured in Seventeen, Ebony, Essence, and Sports Illustrated. Though she didn’t grow up dreaming of becoming a model, she was quickly drawn into the world of modeling after being scouted in her home state of Connecticut.
Words & Photography by Jasmine Jones
Arts
In her words, undefined, unapologetic, and at peace, Ms. Tekowa Lakica.
Words by Gregory Gagliardi
Photography by Tristan Sayah
Arts
Jack Riley writes queer psych-pop as Pleasuremad. Their latest record, Where the Tragic Happens, is a social dissection glossed in glam. An occult journey through dysphoria and detachment manifests a deeply immersive listen. Jack sat down with us to discuss identity actualization, inspirations behind the new record, leaving Hartford and why coming back was so necessary.
Words by Dylan Healy
Photography by Ryan Kelso
Opinion & Culture
Photographer and traveller Alyssa Mattei introduces her new series ‘National Parks Charity Collective’ by analyzing the important conservational impact of the National Park System.
Words & Photography by Alyssa Mattei
New Media
Music Video
Connecticut three-piece Zanders has announced their new record, Concentration Sixty-Four -- their first release in four years. This marks the group's first release with Hartford record label, Funnybone Records. You can pre-order a physical copy over at their Bandcamp. Listen to their new single, "Traces," available everywhere now.
Song by Zanders
Photographed by Zanders
Released by Funnybone Records
Written by Zanders, Dylan Healy and Jasmine Jones
