self-titled is a music magazine that has nothing to do with music. At least not in the traditional sense of self-important ‘criticism’ and profiles that read like regurgitated press releases. Yes, we print reviews and thought-provoking features, but we also pride ourselves on answering the questions others don’t ask. Find out what some of those questions are by reading our daily site or one of the back issues below.

For more information, or to request our one sheet for prospective advertisers and creative/event partners, please feel free to contact one of our editors:

Editor/Publisher, Andrew Parks, aparks@self-titledmag.com
Managing Editor, Arye Dworken, adworken@self-titledmag.com

As for getting covered in our digital magazine or daily edition, please send any material for review or feature consideration to our central office at:

self-titled
4204 Oakland Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55407

Contact: info@whywerun.net

Debut album 'Holograms' out now - bit.ly/hologramsnow

All songs produced/mixed by Wayne Connolly (The Paper Kites, Paul Dempsey, Cloud Control).

RBMA '13
cabaalcabaal@gmail.com
full albums available here:
http://www.cabaal.bandcamp.com

http://www.cabaalcabaal.com

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Your Favorite Enemies' distinctive blend of dirty and polished type of sonic textures, along with their introspective poetry and symbolist type of lyrical approach gathered fanatics from all different musical backgrounds into a defining communion of high level noise, post-punk, psych, shoegaze and prog rock.

Well known for their old school DIY dedicated ethos, for being fierce human rights advocates and for their insanely unique scenic let go type of live performances, the six members of the band devote every aspect of their career based on their community values.

Sonically twisted, lyrically juxtaposed symbolistic and creative polemics are amongst the few aspects that make Your Favorite Enemies one of the most exciting, intriguing and artistically fascinating ventures to emerge on the musical front scene over the last couple of years.

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