Bits

Published on March 24th, 2022

What were your thoughts the first time you heard Primus? Where did you first come across one of the strangest and most prolific bands of »

Published on March 23rd, 2022

Gig posters didn’t just illustrate the age of sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll; they created it. Promotional art shaped consciousness and identity in tandem »

Published on March 21st, 2022

From the top of their 2020 self-titled debut, Immaterial Possession sound very much like their name — eerie, haunting, with something supernatural you can’t quite »

Published on March 20th, 2022

If the finest purveyors of experimental psychedelic rock spend the bulk of their lifetimes creating a catalogue of work that guarantees their place in history »

Published on March 4th, 2022

Once upon a time, a band from a small town put on a music festival and donated proceeds to organizations fighting AIDS. The vibrations were »

Published on March 3rd, 2022

A benefit of LPs and the like making comebacks is the commitment to presentation — creating a visual anchor to the music that can make »

Published on March 2nd, 2022

From nightlife to dining to live music, the people behind the Subculture Group are responsible for a lot of West Palm Beach’s cultural growth and »

Published on March 1st, 2022

Thumbing through artist Tara Booth’s Instagram feels forbidden yet right. It’s the sensation of stumbling upon a secret diary only to realize the main character »

Published on March 1st, 2022

Bee populations face a complicated future… so with that in mind, and a classic cinematic critique of Francoist Spain as guide, and the forgotten musical »

Published on February 27th, 2022

For the last 20 years the term “emo” has been bandied about by flabbergasted parents to define truculent youths decked in the latest Hot Topic »

Published on February 25th, 2022

When Tom Smith succumbed to cancer in January at age 65, he died peerless but left a world of family, friends and collaborators to mourn »

Published on February 25th, 2022

Some people, like sharks, have got to keep moving in order to survive. This work ethic is rare for most and non-existent for many, but »