We've been using our social media this week to share zines created by Black artists and writers. Below is a compilation of those posts, including short Q&As with the founders. Show your support for Black zine makers and buy some of the work listed below!
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 Photo credit: Alisha DeCou Below is a short open letter to our readers, fellow music journalists, musicians, and content creators, in regards to shifting focus of our content.
Written by Parisa Eshrati
Though it may be hard to feel connected to the music scene during this time of self-isolation, there are countless videos and resources available online to keep fans in touch with the spirit of live music. Below are some of my favorite concert footage, ranging from 80s punk shows at CBGB to Pagan Norwegian folk music in the forests, plus some recommendations of live music channels you can stream from the safety of your own home.
Created by: Laura Bargfeld & Nolan Veneklasen  A 2017 mini-documentary about a small, underground DIY music venue in Tucson, AZ. With an aesthetic that mimics its content, PoMoRo (short for post-modern romanticism) compiles a series of performances ranging in style and scale that highlight the unique diversity and ongoing importance of organic, local, artistic spaces.
Written by Brandon Biallas  We all grieve over lost loved ones and have our own unique ways of coping with that grief. For many people, music serves as a means for diving headfirst into those emotions by helping us learn how to live with them. After experiencing this firsthand, this T&E writer came to a realization about death that ultimately helped him accept it in a way he never dreamed possible
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