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Pop music is a blank canvas. For all the complaining about quality of music in the age of Auto-Tune and SoundCloud rap, pop has always »
Like a snowflake, a fingerprint or DNA strand, art imitates nature and life in that no two works are identical. An exhibition by the self-described »
You read it here first: The Aleph conceived by Jorge Luis Borges where the cosmos and the soul intersect is in Lakeland, Florida. Not necessarily »
Look, the ’90s were a weird time. The same decade that birthed grunge and flannel ennui also gave us skidz pants and patent leather shoes »
Faint but visible in a sea of ignorant bliss as it tries to push its way back to hip-hop’s shore is lyricism — beautiful, luminous »
Laugh or cry, sometimes those feel like the only two options. It’s a comedian’s job to bridge the gap, to move us from tragedy to »
Last time we checked in on The Drums, we flailed at making cheeky rhythm-related quips to open with, and truth be told this time around »
Any band that can stick around for 30 years playing rock ’n’ roll has, at the least, earned the respect of their peers. It’s a »
Tame Impala is your girlfriend’s favorite band. I don’t say that to be rude; they just have that smooth indie-rock charm that most ladies with »
When the retropolitan L.A. cats of Chicano Batman step onto the riser at ArtsPark at Young Circle in Hollywood this Sunday, May 5, to play »
First there was Art Basel. Many Floridians thought it would pass, and we would go back to a normal amount of terrible traffic and that »
If you’ve done like I have up until now and mostly slept on the music of The Church, fear not: They’ve come to save your »
