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Record Store Day 2017 and the importance of analog audio

Saturday, April 22 was the 10th annual Record Store Day, a quasi-holiday of sorts for vinyl record enthusiasts celebrating the culture around independently owned...

Ladies vs. Gentlemen: Being a nerd

We all know that guys and girls, men and women, have distinct physical traits such as gender-specific variations of the hips and shoulders, and...

Things We Enjoyed… (Issue 25)

Paramore - Hard Times This past week I managed to enjoy the newest single from the self-proclaimed, “genre-neutral” band (at least that's what lead singer...

I FW The Vision: Soundcloud rap and its emergence into the...

Odds are you have at least one friend (or more) who has tried to put you onto their Soundcloud or Bandcamp page. “Give me...

Under the Radar: Issue 23

Mitski A couple years ago, I tweeted that Mitski’s 2014 album, “Bury Me At Makeout Creek” felt like a 30-minute performance art piece on all...

Artists more influential than The Beatles

Full disclosure: We love The Beatles. Most, if not all, of the artists mentioned on this list are directly influenced by The Beatles and...

Mat Cothran is the Kenny Omega of indie

Hailing from the Bible belt state of North Carolina, Mathew Lee Cothran is a singer-songwriter with notoriety in the DIY (do-it-yourself) scene of indie...

RADAR SESSIONS: We Are Blank Space

Starting a band can, at first, sound like the type of vacuous effort that anyone might do at some point in their life. In...

Future reconquers Atlanta’s throne?

He actually does no such thing. But, he did drop two albums within two weeks and that’s pretty crazy. There is something to be...

Documentary on French artist Guy de Cointet has its SoCal premiere...

Marie de Brugerolle is an art curator and professor at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Lyon, France. In the past, she has...