Watch The Premiere Of "Suffer" By Patriarchy With Photographs By Torbjørn Rødland

Los Angeles’s most prolific vamp is at it again with a new music video from her band Patriarchy’s track “Suffer” starring the band’s front-middle-and-back woman Actually Huizenga, AJ English, and Shane McKenzie, with cinematography by Michael Romero-de Leon. “Suffer” is the second single from the upcoming album The Unself, slated for release in June through the label Dero Arcade. You can stream and download the track on Bandcamp. Norwegian photographer Torbjørn Rødland photographed Huizenga and English in dialogue with the video. The result is published here exclusively. See his forthcoming solo exhibition, Pain in the Shell, opening March 26 @ David Kordansky Gallery.

 
A shot of a model crouching with her head back and mouth open which reveals sharp vampire fangs. The model is wearing low rise-jeans with denim straps that holster around her waist ( By HardeMan).

Jeans by HardeMan

 
A model holding down another model with a knife in her hand as she shoves him down. The model on the floor is shirtless and grips at the other model who is mostly unshown, except for her leather jacket and part of her upper body.

Pacing Around My Desire: Read Our Interview Of Carmen Winant On Her New Book Published By Printed Matter →

Honey Lee Cottrell Papers, #7822. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library

In her new book titled Notes on Fundamental Joy; seeking the elimination of oppression through the social and political transformation of the patriarchy that otherwise threatens to bury us, Carmen Winant offers a poignant question: Does hope have an aesthetic? If it does, you may find it within the pages of this provocative book. Click here to read more.