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As a teen-ager in the 1960s growing up on New York’s Long Island, Marc L. Rubinstein found himself in a rock ’n’ roll band and »
One day last May I set out to investigate the debut of Open Studios, a free, come-one-and-all tour of local artist and artisan spaces added »
With “Departure,” Artist Cey Adams’ Influence Comes Full Circle While artist and graphic designer Cey Adams was waiting at his Fort Lauderdale hotel to install »
Brooklyn’s arty punk commentators BODEGA have snaked through their short existence, hitting the requisite punk rock notes of personal challenges, sociopolitical woes, and the ever-changing »
Singer Ian Richard Devaney of Nation of Language didn’t know it at the time, but in the origin story that makes the rounds today, his »
If you’re reading this publication, you’ve probably already encountered local artists Kelcie Mcquaid and Lindsey Mills in one form or another. You may have met »
CANCELLED! Emerging from the ravages of colonialism to forge an identity of its own, Brazil became a global cultural powerhouse. From samba to forró to »
Is there a better way to celebrate the 20th birthday of the ruination of little Jonny Wixen’s bar mitzvah than by crashing young Madison’s quinceañera »
It was right place, right time for Stabbing Westward. Weirdo rock with early elements of what would later be called “industrial” was clanking in the »
Breathing new life into death rock may sound like an oxymoron, but the genre has successfully evaded mainstream viability since Berlin hit the top 10 with Take My »
In all things, there is a sweet spot — the point in a journey where the prologue rewards the future with a look at the »
Against the changing tides of tastes and major label-driven drivel, Postcards from Paradise returns for a serious dose of incredible indie music. The music “festival” »
