The quilt from the Boney family materializes both that selective history and that future potential.
The cover photo by Marina Chavez, showing the band standing on a Portland, Oregon, street corner, captures that heavy energy: Tucker and Weiss each stare toward the curb, the drummer looking almost trepidatious, while Brownstein holds up her hand, hailing a cab, her face bearing a disgruntled expression
That flimsy transparent slide, the preparation of which was by far the most work I had done for the entire project, had been a success
These visuals quickly circulated and helped cement the practice in popular memory
Smoke understands emotions that words fail to explain or comfort