The Sounds of PureHoney
The SARS-CoV-2 virus outbreak has forced the world to shut down. One industry most heavily hit by social distancing and mandatory closures is hospitality. But »
A place to bury strangers would be a scuzzy, nondescript kind of barren area that’s easily accessible by car and with a reliable tide that »
Inventor Ray Kurzweil has predicted that by 2030 nanobots injected directly into our bodies will hardwire every human into the Web. It may sound like »
Sailor Poon take the worn-out patriarchal aspects of punk and rock ’n’ roll, strip them bare, smear their faces with decades-old lip gloss that was »
If the Cramps, Devo and the B-52’s got it on in the Big Easy and bore a baby resembling Roky Erickson, that strange child would »
Leave it to the Japanese to distill the power of minimalism down to a single syllable: “Ma.” Similar but not identical to the old saw »
Life is long and the days are hot, and the nights are getting hotter here in South Florida’s ever more balmy off-season, which we manage »
The Fantastic Plastics return to Earth with “Disintegration”, the first single off their upcoming LP, Malfunction. Synth punk duo The Fantastic Plastics have released “Disintegration“, the debut »
South Florida is no stranger to doom and sludge (metal). However, where many groups in those fields may lean heavy on crunch, fuzz and perhaps »
Frontman Zach Prosser of Z likens the coming together of his band to activation of the robot starship Voltron, a combined entity of equal, interdependent »
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 »
