See you at the movies.
Eric Sundermann is a writer and editor based in New York. He currently works for the Village Voice, and his work has appeared in/on Rolling Stone, SPIN, The AV Club, and New York Magazine, among others. He writes about music, theatre, books, culture, and more. One time, A$AP Rocky called him "very rare."
"We tell ourselves stories in order to live."
I interviewed Bradford Cox and Deerhunter for the Village Voice.
“If you’re not afraid of failure… you’ll never die.”
I profiled dreamy singer Solana Rowe—aka SZA—in this week’s Village Voice. Pick one up in little red boxes today.
Lots of great stuff in this week’s Voice, including a feature by me. Pick one up in little red boxes today. (at Village Voice)
“Do you remember when twenty one years was old?”
I saw Phoenix play for 500 lucky fans at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday, and wrote about it for the Village Voice.
Photos by Jason Bergman.
See you at the movies.
I saw Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Sharon Van Etten at the Beacon Theatre last night and it was lovely. I wrote about it for the Village Voice.
Photos by Jason Bergman.