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Kat Moss and Cloe Madonna talk their instant friendship, vulnerability in hardcore, and The Love.

The musician and the chef finally meet for the Talkhouse Reader.

Dave Maclean shares a few tracks that shaped Off Planet.

Frontman Creature talks the tokenization of Black artists, and why ACAB is more than just a motto.

On Maximum Rock'n'Roll, hardcore fanzines, and asking Zack de la Rocha of Rage Against the Machine about the last time he cried.

Norman Brannon (Texas Is the Reason) on "emocore," Ian MacKaye, and emo's origin as an epithet.

Regional Justice Center’s Ian Shelton and Wound Man’s Trevor Vaughan discuss the sanctity of powerviolence and loving your own music.

Time & Space is a hopeful uproar in a nihilistic medium—and it's not for everyone.

"While each epoch has its own repugnant political class, it also has its dissidents."

Jim Hemphill makes the case that, despite what Schrader himself may say, one of the director's most personal films is also one of his best.

Editor's Note: Even when she "misses," Graves still looks great.

Meredith Graves talks sadness, Instagram and rebirth.