Stubs :
2001-
2010
STUBS: 2001-2010
Stories, ideas, and rants evoked by a collection of ticket stubs from 2001-2010 that document the artistic, romantic, and professional pursuits of a person in early adulthood.
Featuring: Pavement, Bjork, Liz Phair, Radiohead, Coachella, Beck, The National, Modest Mouse, the Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, Belle & Sebastian, Stereolab, David Byrne, Justice, Rage Against the Machine, Regina Spektor, Wu-Tang Clan, Joan Rivers, Andy Warhol, Beulah, Mastodon, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Wolf Parade.
LIZ PHAIR
Liz Phair is my phavorite. In phact, you could call me a Liz Phair phanatic.
I know what you’re thinking: But you’re a cisgender heterosexual man. You don’t get Liz Phair. Do you want her to be your blowjob queen or something?
To which I say: I don’t get Liz Phair? I got Liz Phair the first time I put on Exile, from the very first song.
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
I graduated from college in May of 2000 and after crashing on couches in New York and Philadelphia for a summer, I moved to Williamsburg with my friend Nate that September. Even in 2000, the New York Times had already done a bunch of stories about how Williamsburg was hip and cool, which instantly made living there embarrassingly unoriginal and uncool. Still, we were doing our best to be interesting adults.
John Jaewon Kim 