Barbie Bertisch

When you first started making your fanzine Love Injection, was there any particular kind of model or inspiration for how you wanted it to look and feel? How did you determine what its vibe and voice of should be? Paul Raffaele: I guess it was just supposed to speak to me. Like, what would I like to pick up and read? I think as far as the aesthetic it was really me experimenting with design. It was whatever I could figure out how to do. The content was just whoever would be willing to sit down with us.

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By Barbie Bertisch in Features September 14, 2018 Published on September 14, 2018 Category Features Producer, DJ and label head Mike Simonetti invites Barbie Bertisch into his basement of punk delights, downtown white labels and free-jazz rarities. Mike Simonetti likes to poke fun at Maplewood, New Jersey, the quaint, green town where he’s lived for over ten years. “They call it Brooklyn West” he tells me, as we drive to get pizza after our meeting.