A body marked by choice, not by force. Transformation becomes a deliberate act. Piercing as control and dressing as ritual. Every layer, every wound, speaks to power reclaimed. This isn’t about beauty. It’s about presence. About owning what was once taken. About becoming, fully and on your own terms. Featuring Yasmine Keong, shot by Anne Thu Pham.

Muse Ana Gulieva through Simone Proietti Marcellini’s lens, as the narrative flows through shadow and stone, between human presence and the natural monument.

Shaped by shadow and silence, this story follows a figure suspended in between. Draped forms and hollow light trace a quiet ritual of becoming. A vision by Cesare Fraticelli, styled and embodied by Valeriia Karaman.

In this interview, members Nolan and Tucker discuss the resurgence of their genre, challenges as outsiders in Toronto's music scene, and their evolving creative process, touching on the emotional depth of their lyrics and the balance of minimalism and intricacy in their sound, particularly in Horses in the Abattoir.