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Chalk Teeth’s “Floor It” is a prayer to the Ocean.

shot and edited by Adam Wallace

“Floor It” is a prayer to the ocean, that it might cleanse a thousand cuts through its enveloping embrace or total oblivion. Chalk Teeth’s second single, leading up to the release of their debut album this summer, “Floor It” ramps up the BPM from their first single “Struck.” The song begins with a reverb-soaked 808 beat that re-imagines Charanjit Signh’s 1982 “Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat” under the influence of Martin Rev and Ike Yard before dropping out and re-igniting in the second half with seasick synth strings and modal distorted guitars.“The ocean” stands in for the abstracted idea of surrendering to a large overwhelming force, losing yourself dancing in a crowd, existing outside of time as a brief respite from a world on fire.

Accompanying the single release is a complementarily abstract and hypnotic music video shot and edited by band member Adam Wallace (Guitar), filmed guerrilla style at night in various spots around East Hollywood, featuring the rest of the band, Karolina Wallace (Vocals, guitar) and Jason Miller (synths, beats, bass, production). The DIY approach to the video mirrors the production of the album, which was written, recorded, and mixed by Chalk Teeth at their rehearsal space, embracing human imperfection and direct, hands-on interpretation of artist intent in conscious opposition to AI.

photo by Angela Izzo

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Erotic Art Muse.

Saint Arson.

by Dan Wooden.

Model: Saint Arson

Photographer: Dan Wooden

Styling by Saint

February 2026

Los Angeles, California.

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Girlfriend, Wife.

Kacy Hill + Tessa DeNicola. Captured at home.

by Jeremy Colegrove

February 2026. Los Angeles, California.

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Musician. Harmony Tividad. Captured at home.

by Jeremy Colegrove

February 2026. Los Angeles, California.

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The Art of Becoming. A Study in Form and Force.

By Sylvè Colless

Photographer: Sylvè Colless

Talent: Lida Fox, Kacy Hill, Herizen Fawn, Azizi Donnelly, Nora Kyst

Stylist : Mars Cunado

December 2025. Los Angeles, California

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Chalk Teeth Unveil Hypnotic Dark Wave Debut Single “Struck”

Directed by Thomas Revington

Chalk Teeth haven’t slowed down for a moment. Throughout 2025, the Los Angeles–based trio — Karolina Wallace (vocals, guitar), Adam Wallace (guitar), and Jason Miller (bass, synths, drums, production, engineering) — split their time between stages in L.A. and New York, steadily sharpening their live presence. That momentum now carries into their next chapter: the band’s debut album, slated for release in early 2026.

Before the full-length arrives, Chalk Teeth are officially unveiling “Struck,” a track longtime fans may recognize from the group’s live sets, where it has been a consistent highlight since 2024.

“Struck” captures the band’s sonic identity in full: a dense blend of shoegaze textures and motorik dark wave, layered with blackened synths, sheets of noise-soaked guitar, Polish vocals, and the unyielding drive of a drum machine. Chalk Teeth describe their goal as creating a hypnotic, ritual-like dance experience, and the track delivers — unfolding as a slow-burn, minimal wave ballad centered on obsession, tension, and release.

The single is accompanied by a stark black-and-white video directed by filmmaker Thomas Revington, filmed inside an airplane hangar repurposed as a wrestling gym, adding a raw physicality to the song’s atmosphere.

Details around the album’s title and exact release date remain under wraps, but the record was written, recorded, and mixed entirely by the band at their North Hollywood rehearsal space, underscoring the project’s fully DIY spirit.

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Alejandro DePass

& Reto Sterchi.

raws 006.

Model: Alejandro DePass - jesse@lamodels.com
Photographer: Reto Sterchi
November 2025. Los Angeles, California.

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Actress. Azizi Donnelly. Captured at home.

by Jeremy Colegrove

January 2026. Culver City, California.

Artist. Athlete. Creative Director.

Raven Lehmkuhl by Dan Wooden

Model: Raven Lehmkuhl - jesse@lamodels.com
Photographer: Dan Wooden

Stylist : Mars Cunado

January 2026. Los Angeles, California.

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Imaad Wasif - Believe (Official Video) Directed by Adam Wallace, Art Direction Karolina Wallace, & Wardrobe by Astara Calas

Video: Directed by Adam Wallace. Creative Consultant: Karolina Wallace. Wardrobe: Astara Calas. Audio: Produced & recorded by Lewis Pesacov at Ahata Studios and Infinitespin Studios, L.A. Mixed by Derek Coburn, L.A. Mastered by Harris Newman at Grey Market Mastering, Montreal, QC. Written by Imaad Wasif © 2026 Dead Set Music (BMI) and Voidist Records, administered by Rough Trade.

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The effortless beauty of Illustrator & Animator Trina Hines Captured in the effortless light of Artem Altounian

January 2026. Burbank, California.

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Brad Fisher & Freddy Fisher.
by Anthony Kadel

Brad Fisher is a bona fide artist—Southern California born, New York claimed. Over 20 years showing across NYC and the Hamptons. His work moves through humanity, architecture, sexuality, and an unwavering devotion to dogs. Collected by Hollywood and New York heavyweights. Runs the studio with his dog Freddy, who makes most of the executive decisions.