On Tungl ("Moon"), Eivør moves through memory, instinct and uncertainty, tracing love, loss and transformation as the music leads her somewhere she never planned to go. A talk with the Faroese dark-electro folk singer and songwriter, on the occasion of the upcoming drop of her album on the 16th October via Nuclear Blast.

Under sand and sodium red, portraiture gives way first. What remains is a veiled silhouette, metallic claws and a mask so overexposed the face no longer reads as identity but as refusal. A series by Ukranian team shot by Lispeth Horbushka.

Adulterers Anonymous (1982) is a soliloquy on love and on all that might be mistaken for it. Its lines have absorbed the solitude and desperation of a feeling that, even when consumed in the flesh, lingers in the body until it becomes a torture for the mind.

Shot on location during the Whitby Goth Festival, this documentary-style editorial captures the individuality and self-expression of Whitby’s youth. Shot by Emily Bloomer.