Showing posts with label HOLYCHILD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HOLYCHILD. Show all posts

October 10, 2014

EDITORS' NOTE

And it's Friday once again! I hope you all had a fabulous week- like I did! This past issue of Aura 32 that was published on Tuesday was one of our most exciting yet! Not only did we have an excellent 'Letter to Dudes' but we also featured our first band interview, which was with Liz and Louie HOLYCHILD! Make sure to give them a read if you haven't already- and to spread the word and share them around!

Have a wonderful weekend!!!

Olivia Fitzsimons
Editor-In-Chief



I'd like to start off by mentioning Lyncoln Doggett and the success of his piece in the last issue! It was incredible to see how many people were interested in reading his "A Letter to Dudes" and learning about feminism from a different perspective. So, thank you.

I'm currently on fall break which is sadly only a 4 day weekend as college is not fun enough to give us a good week off. However, any day off is appreciated wholeheartedly as the fall semester of school is always the toughest. I'm sure you all can relate. Having a few days off has given me some time to catch up on work, work on some of my paintings, cuddle up with some of my favorite books and sip down some hot coffee in bed. I've also been quite addicted to horror flicks (I get very excited about Halloween), and if anyone has any recommendations maybe I'll do a piece on that in the coming weeks. 

Anywho, when are you all on fall break and what are your plans to pass the time with the falling leaves?

Ana Luz Jayme
Editor-in-Chief

October 7, 2014

LET'S TALK BRATPOP: AN INTERVIEW WITH HOLYCHILD

Philadelphia went crazy for HOLYCHILD two Fridays ago, when they opened for Mø on her North American tour.

The LA-based duo, made up of Liz Nistico and Louie Diller, lit up Union Transfer’s stage with their dancing, catchy brat-pop tunes, and a much-loved cover of Destiny Child’s “Say My Name.” 

After their set, I had the opportunity to sit down with Liz and Louie, to talk about what brat-pop is, their upcoming album release, and their many inspirations.