‘Sliver of Ice’
Out Now
From the upcoming album My Back Was a Bridge for you to Cross
Worldwide release July 7th
200 limited edition vinyl singles of 'Sliver of Ice', and tshirt, exclusively at
It Must change, new video and single out now starring Munroe Bergdorf
Album My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross releases July 7th on
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available on limited yellow vinyl and white vinyl.
Directed by
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Production by
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@konpappis
Thank you for your thoughtful review. Could I ask that you correct the lyric quote in the last line of the article. The line is "It's just gonna be a lonely place for us."
GENOCIDAL: “If people want a hobby of chaining themselves to oil platforms, lets say go do it… But the truth is it won’t matter. Preservationists are moving against the tide of history. “ Newt Gingrich 2019.
@amandahess
Will arts writers consider the possibility that their jobs could be to help their communities, in the way that Yoko Ono, uncredited for 50 years, helped when she co-wrote the song Imagine? Why does the writer forfeit so much of her own agency to take a risk and try to help?
@amandahess
The writer reiterates old racist tropes to service an imaginary opponent's point of view, while relishing and monetizing the smack of all its nastiness.
@amandahess
For all the writer's talk of boys' clubs, this article is patriarchal in its approach: the artist's body is discussed as society's property, paid for fair and square, to do with as its proprietors see fit, much as any other enslaved body.
@amandahess
Media often uses artists' bodies as battle grounds to wage broader wars, release aggressions, let off some steam by reiterating ugly ideas only to counter them, all in good fun.
@amandahess
Yoko Ono is a revered and beloved elder in New York's creative world. Why is the NYTimes choosing to lend its platform to reiterate violence against Yoko Ono?
@anemonanyc
You weaponized an NYU student's gender identity in your critique of their position on the Israel/Gaza crisis in the NYTIMES. Are you not aware of the extent to which this will encourage hate crime against that student and imperil their safety?