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Interview: Bleachers - how to leave your hometown and survive. | Coup de Main Magazine

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Jack Antonoff is showing me an X-ray scan of his entire body - he’s just come hurtling through the door of the operations office at his adopted home, Electric Lady Studios, and tardy from his annual doctor’s physical, he brandishes a stack of official-looking documents at me as proof of his whereabouts. Incredibly animated and with no cognisance of the absurdity currently unfolding, Antonoff calls out "Jack" and his assistant, also called Jack, swiftly appears in response as a second act. After both Jacks clarify for my benefit that neither is attempting an existential cry for help, Antonoff's train of thought for the next hour then proceeds to rollercoaster from wanting to know what I ate for dinner last night to trying to dial in via FaceTime an unknown associate to prove a point to me. This is my multiverse of madness: Antonoff is skipping stones on a chilly New York afternoon and I'm stuck in a different dimension struggling to even understand what's going on. What does make sense

rgb(0,0,0) Click here to order limited-edition Coup De Main x Bleachers zines (i.e. mini-magazine featuring photos / Q&A from our new interview): Jack Antonoff is showing me an X-ray scan of his entire body - he’s just come hurtling through the door of the operations office at his adopted home, Electric Lady Studios, and tardy from his annual doctor’s physical, he brandishes a stack of official-looking documents at me as proof of his whereabouts. Incredibly animated and with no cognisance of the absurdity currently unfolding, Antonoff calls out "Jack" and his assistant, also called Jack, swift

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