Max Pociask takes a deep dive into the Bass Capital of America - Denver, Colorado. Read on for tales of MDMA-induced liberation, Plato’s allegory of the cave, and the true meaning of PLUR.

Doomscrolling aficionado Blake Ung chats with ternstiele magazine about comedy, digital culture, transplant ethics, and the magic of car crash compilations.

Hiroshi (洋)discusses the future of fashion, democratising creativity, and repping multiculturalism in an international context.

Caroline Tanner’s debut EP Through The Valley dropped last night. We sat down with the burgeoning singer-songwriter to discuss vulnerability, the art of failure, and defying the algorithm in pursuit of authenticity.

Annabel Gould writes about Sophie Rain reddit leaks, Lil Peep tattoos, and taking nudes in public places.

Bedroom pop-star and self-described gay sex afficionado Juno Lev talks sound design, fan culture, horseshoe crab-sonas, and how everyone should “Take Estrogen, Bitch”.

Ben Goldstein discusses reservation culture, waiting line ego death, and why we’re all addicted to being turned away from New York’s hottest cafes, bars, and clubs.

Resident film critic Josh Rosenthal writes about Kim Kardashian’s acting skills, Instagram criticism, and whether we deserve good art — all whilst unpacking Ryan Murphy’s new show, All’s Fair.

Fictional pop-star-persona Goulash (courtesy of Niku Radan) writes about the trials and tribulations of private chefs, German men, and clip-in ear pieces.

Vibhuti Amin sat down with ternstiele magazine to chat about sustainability, resilience, and decolonizing the systems of our consumption.

Alexander Alava’s debut feature with ternstiele magazine explores AI art, a lot of quotes from Ortega y Gasset’s Notes on the Novel, and the difference between an artist and a prompt aficionado.

We sat down with (and on) Kevin Carpet to talk about carpet rivalries, viral videos, and the slow death of nightlife in the internet age. After all, in his own words, it’s not a party without Kevin Carpet.

Geo Wood writes about dating apps, Solomon sneakers, and the trials and tribulations of bicoastal dating.

In her debut piece, S. M. Keats writes about Los Angeles, Craigslist jobs, and all the joys of coming and going.

Indie-pop princess Ella Jane talks about the magic of the LA music scene, the curse of virality, and her latest Taylor Swift Twitter beef.

Charlotte Egginton’s debut piece with ternstiele explores hook-up culture, bad comedy shows, and the dilemmas of finding the perfect First Date Dress.

Jonah de Forest writes about the fantasy and cult following of pop’s latest princess, Addison Rae.

In his debut piece, Ben Goldstein explores the endless anxiety of being a man with good taste. Also, an Armani suit.

CITY PRINCESSES walk among us. Models are designed to attain cult-like status in the cultural sphere. They rule our Pinterest boards; they look better than us in ads for the clothes we buy. They’re aesthetic royalty. Our CITY PRINCESSES shoot dives into the worlds of two models—complete with girlhood, gender performance, and glitter. Lots of glitter.

Aadi Singh writes about tattoos, cultural stigma, and the importance of thinking you’re cooler than older people (even when you’re not).