Bits

Published on January 3rd, 2017

EUREKA CALIFORNIA An online search for Eureka California, the band, resists returning hits for this scrappy garage-pop duo from Athens, Georgia if you don’t include »

Published on December 27th, 2016

DWEEZIL ZAPPA Frank Zappa was without a doubt one of the most polemic musicians and activists of his generation. His views on the many styles »

Published on December 19th, 2016

SILVERSUN PICKUPS PLAY RIPTIDE Anxious times bend art in their direction. And there was anxiety to burn out in the world while the Los Angeles »

Published on December 18th, 2016

DENUDES Denudes are a brooding bunch of rockers wrapped up in the outfit du jour for bad dudes everywhere: black leather. Their music is dark »

Published on November 12th, 2016

JELLO BIAFRA & THE REVEREND Fear can bring out the worst in people, but it can also be a catalyst for change. In the 1980’s »

Published on November 12th, 2016

PETER HOOK  Undone by the death of a singular frontman, the English band Joy Division looms larger in absentia than it did during its actual »

Published on November 11th, 2016

HOC FEST An ad hoc army is one created for a unique purpose. It’s usually, more likely than not, a disparate grouping of individuals who »

Published on November 11th, 2016

Look Alive Fest 5 Miami Art Week is about to get a whole lot louder: Look Alive Fest is back for its fifth year of »

Published on November 11th, 2016

MITSKI Mitski, born in Japan, grew up listening to folk and Japanese pop music. Eventually, she made a move to New York after hopping around »

Published on November 11th, 2016

ROOM THIRTEEN, THE DEWARS This winter… two bands, a documentary film crew, one bus, and a frenchman will take to the road on a breathtaking »

Published on November 10th, 2016

B BOYS Just before Moonfest takes over Clematis Street, Respectable Street welcomes a trio of punk bands born in Florida: B Boys and Soda (who »

Published on November 10th, 2016

Lydia Lunch, Crass Lips “Punk is not dead. Noise is not dead. If you are listening to it and talking about it, how could you »