After spending hours manipulating an American dollar note into an origami dress shirt, unfold it and check if the creasing looks anything like a bluff’s peak.You know what a bluff’s peak is, right? Well, if you see a likeness, you have just successfully executed a mountain fold.
While Mountain Fold Music Journal is also made out of paper, you would not for a second consider folding its perfect-bound pages, because it’s too damn precious. Focusing on local and international music, this free quarterly publication also operates as a forum to discuss art, film, literature and culture, both high and low.**A mature infant in the publishing world, Mountain Fold‘s second installment includes a Rhys Lee original on the cover, along with features on Sean Bailey, Philip Brophy, Circle Pit, The Dead C, Wet Hair and Woods.
With interviews as wonderfully considered yet, thankfully, easier to understand and absorb than its origami namesake, this title is your invitation into the fold.
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