Carpazine

07/23/2026

Sleepless nights. Distorted guitars. Pure post-punk energy. 🖤

Black Market Heart delivers a haunting soundtrack to the darker side of Los Angeles with What Happens in the Dark. We take a closer look at the band's latest album, creative process, and unmistakable sound in the latest issue of CARPAZINE.

07/23/2026

Punk roots. Country soul. 🎸CARPAZINE Issue #49 features J MAU & THE KISS OFF and the story behind "Poison," a haunting debut that blends outlaw country, h***y tonk, and punk rock with raw honesty and unforgettable songwriting.

Discover the full feature in CARPAZINE Issue #49.

07/23/2026

Punk roots. Country soul. 🎸CARPAZINE Issue #49 features J MAU & THE KISS OFF and the story behind "Poison," a haunting debut that blends outlaw country, h***y tonk, and punk rock with raw honesty and unforgettable songwriting.

Discover the full feature in CARPAZINE Issue #49.

07/22/2026

Loud, raw, and impossible to ignore. THE DARTS brought garage rock to full volume with "Apocalypse," a fuzz-drenched anthem from their album Halloween Love Songs. In CARPAZINE Issue #49, we take a closer look at the band, the story behind the song, and the creative energy driving one of garage rock's most exciting acts.

07/21/2026

Detroit's creativity is everywhere—even in the places many people overlook. CARPAZINE Issue #49 visits The Recycle Here! Plant and Lincoln Street Art Park, where vibrant murals, street art, and abandoned industrial spaces come together to create one of the city's most unique creative landmarks.

📷 Photos by Gregory Norris.

07/21/2026

Detroit's creativity is everywhere—even in the places many people overlook. CARPAZINE Issue #49 visits The Recycle Here! Plant and Lincoln Street Art Park, where vibrant murals, street art, and abandoned industrial spaces come together to create one of the city's most unique creative landmarks.

📷 Photos by Gregory Norris.

07/20/2026

07/20/2026

Every great portrait tells a story. 📸

In CARPAZINE Issue #49, photographer Jamie Luca reflects on creativity, photography, AI, working with Billie Eilish early in her career, and why he's leaving Los Angeles for a new beginning in Japan.

Read the full interview in CARPAZINE Issue #49.

07/20/2026

In CARPAZINE Issue #49, photographer Jamie Luca reflects on creativity, photography, AI, working with Billie Eilish early in her career, and why he's leaving Los Angeles for a new beginning in Japan.

Read the full interview in CARPAZINE Issue #49.

07/20/2026

One of the things I enjoy most about publishing CARPAZINE is discovering the people and events that keep independent culture alive. This issue looks back at Boy George's return to Dark Room x NagNagNag in London, alongside our cover story with Dylan Sprayberry. Two very different stories, connected by the same spirit of creativity and individuality. Photo credit: Caroline Bonarde