The Trapartisan Review welcomes you to enjoy unique works of art created by a number of highly talented contemporary and international painters, writers, photographers, poets, performance- and collage artists, etc, jointly assembling a strong and elegant bouquet of timeless expressions for your pleasure and inspiration. This first issue contains contributions by Jason Atomic, Hector Domiane, Val Denham, Johan Hamrin, Billy Chainsaw, Andreas Kalliaridis, Jordi Valls, Peter Köhler, Nicolas Ballet, Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Carl Abrahamsson, Anna Sebastian, Gabriella Eriksson, Karl Max Fredriksson, Vanessa Sinclair, Susana Vico Valero, Jake Kobrin, Tom Banger, Tim Pewe, Gunner Wright, Sean Bonner, Charlotte Rodgers, Annsofie Jonsson, Jason Haaf, Hazel Cline, Ruby Ray, Lars Sundestrand, Åsa Ersmark, Nestor Povarnin, Hannah Haddix, Sergey Martyn, Gustaf Broms, MV Carbon, Steven Cline, Paul Bee Hampshire, Christopher Mealie, Gabriela Herstik, and Tom Benson. YOU CAN ORDER YOUR COPY RIGHT...

I’ve made “Sub Umbra Alarum Luna” available on Youtube. It’s a tribute to Derek Jarman’s amazing film “In the Shadow of the Sun,” with improvised music by Thomas Tibert, Joakim Karlsson-Kurén and me. Enjoy! #thomastibert #whitestains #cottonferox #carlabrahamsson

I first met Thomas Tibert at a party in Stockholm in 1988. I had gotten to know Peter Bergstrandh, bass player extraordinaire with one of my fave bands, Lustans Lakejer, and had courted him to be part of White Stains – my band that had already existed in a few different line-ups since 1987. Peter turned out to also play with Thomas, and Thomas had his own studio called Hit & Run. He made jingles and studio work, as well as recording independent bands, in his own apartment. Opportunities abounded! When we had crossed the first introductory hurdle (“Do you like TG?” Affirmative!), it was all excitement and energy. We started recording with me, Thomas, Peter and Jan Ekman (the other original founder of White Stains), and we were immediately productive. Thomas travelled with me and Jan to the Hultsfred Festival for the first ever concert in the summer of 89. Thomas mixed us exquisitely while we were making a lot of noise, and the result is actually quite good (available on the “The...

I’m on the Praxis Behind the Obscure podcast, talking about the #TOPY days, #AustinOsmanSpare, the so called #lefthandpath, and waking up to the importance of #magic and #occulture. #carlabrahamsson #magicoanthropology #thefenriswolf  Photo by Vanessa!