Lonely Magic Zine

Didn't expect the print quality to be this nice for a zine — the pages feel substantial and the artwork reproduces beautifully. It's a quick read but I've already flipped through it three times, catching new details in the layouts each pass.

The zine arrived before the holidays, which was a relief since I'd ordered it as a gift. Rebecca Sugar's second studio release really does evolve the sound from her first album, and the printed artwork inside is gorgeous.

The zine itself feels more like a small art book than a magazine, and the paper stock holds the artwork nicely. My only gripe is that it arrived with a slightly bent corner, but the shipping was faster than the holiday window suggested.