Paperface Zine #3 is 32 pages of full of in-depth / longform interviews with musicians across the globe. We chatted with the Melbourne five-piece Civic, who are at the height of their powers. The Aussie punk rockers' debut album, Future Forecast, released last year via Flightless Records, is an impressive and unholy rush of unhinged garage punk, propulsive noise rock and scuzzy pub rock. We got a hold of Flat Worms frontman Will Ivy who takes us behind the sessions of his band’s most recent Steve Albini-recorded album, Antarctica, and what they’re looking forward to ahead of their upcoming European tour. The New York City-based musician May Rio took us into her "cozy cell," where she reexplores intimate bedroom pop with a melodic sweetness. After not hearing from them since their 2019 mind-altering LP Headspace, we caught up with the Los Angeles psych rock outfit Levitation Room after they played at the Bug Jar last year. Singer and bassist Rose Vastola of UV-TV gives us insight on the making of her trio's latest self-produced album, Always Something. We geeked out with Connor Benincasa, aka Comfy, about power pop and his sprawling progression as a DIY musician. There are also interviews with Ariel Motto’s chilly synth-wave solo moniker Club Music, the Rochester-based power trio The Ginger Faye Bakers, and Harry Green of Melbourne's constantly growing experimental band Mouseatouille.

There’s also another exclusive comic from artist Sam Fratto, album reviews, and “What's Spinning,” a segment where we feature artists who’ve sent over album recommendations.

32 pages. 8.5 x 11 size.
Cover art/design by Lily Foster