Paperface Zine #4 is nearly 80 pages of in-depth / long-form interviews with artists across the globe.

For our main cover piece, we chatted with Naarm/Melbourne power pop heavy-hitters Romero about their debut LP Turn It On! and their magical run.

For our new Introduces segment, we caught up with The Prize, who are one of the hottest new additions to hit the Naarm/Melbourne underground scene.

There’s an exclusive raw interview with Terry of Why Bother? that dives deep into his band’s ultra-addictive mutated punk and their online buzz through go-to underground punk YouTube channel Tremendo Garaje.

We chatted with Cincinnati’s The Mimes about how they were birthed by the pandemic through a shared practice space.

We talked with DIY post-punks Sweeping Promises about how their debut album became an instant pandemic-era classic and the new music they’ve been working on.

Garage-punk dynamo Jon Spencer tells us all about his new band The HITmakers and his early NYC days.

Albert Wolski of Exek walks us through the dubbed-out post-punk tension of his band’s latest LP Advertise Here.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Naarm/Melbourne's newest South Sudanese superstar Gordon Koang.

We went deep with rising psych-rockers The Lazy Eyes who reflected on their long-awaited debut and how they landed a support slot for The Strokes.

There’s a rare interview with Gentleman Jesse about how he completed his long-awaited third album during the pandemic.

And we had a “quick one” with weirdo punks Rope Bunny.

There’s also interviews with Traffik Island's Zak Olsen, art-punks BRNDA, and bedroom pop artist Gabbo.

Thievin' Stephen shot some sick photos of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard from their show in Rochester back in May.

We got a hold of Flying Nun legend Chris Knox who provided us with some left-handed drawings he recently did.

We scanned a recent painting from Devo fanatic and prolific art spud Rob Ginsberg.

There’s also another comic from Ithaca-based artist Sam Fratto, who recently started Golden Chode Magazine!

Cartoon from Graham Balcomb of Quack Magazine!

Exclusive artwork from psych-rocker and visual artist Mike Turzanski of Drippers!

Our late dear friend Nick Burk of Spiral Rash provided some reviews on some of his favorite releases of the year.

Lastly, we brought back our classic What's Spinning segment that features album recommendations from Billiam, Marty Brass, and more!

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