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With the rich and diverse set of cultures that make up South Florida, art always finds a way to flourish here no matter the literal, »
In spring 2016 PureHoney first talked to Gary and Tarek Ahmed, brothers from Connecticut who had stumbled upon a long-gone South Florida punk band called »
A multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy Award winner, acclaimed singer-songwriter, actor and two-time cancer ass-kicker, Draco Rosa is returning to rock Miami on the new »
There are very few people who can capture energy. Without delving into poetics or proselytizing too much, Johnny Cash, the Man in Black, was one »
Hitch this to your water and sewer line: A man’s gotta eat. And no man has been in more need of cheeseburgers since the days »
At the root of The Roots lies the Native Tongues hip-hop movement, with its upbeat and eclectic Afro-positivity cast as a challenge to gangsta rap. »
Gather ’round, nieces and nephews, and let your favorite funky Uncle bring you the gift of entertainment this holiday season, for the chronic innovator of »
Take the impossible physical distortion of PressPop’s 2017 statuette of Paul “H.R.” Hudson of Bad Brains fame, and you have a good visual representation of »
It wouldn’t be crazy to propose that any new band formed in South Florida’s tight-knit music scene, especially a punk/hardcore band, is a supergroup. In »
Suffering runs a gamut from the prolonged watery hell that Houstonians lived through with Hurricane Harvey to the managing of everyday indignities that is part »
Some people appear to us so fully formed on first sight, it’s like they emerged from the womb with their attitude and style. But the »
For a band that hasn’t released a proper new album since 1995, D.R.I. is in demand. Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, born in Texas in 1982, keep »
