The BUKU Music + Arts Project 2018 kicked of Friday March 9 at 2:00 p.m. and from the moment it started it was electric.
Things kicked off at the Power Plant stage with the hip-hop, EDM and psych-rock...
Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto, both impressive and important musicians in their own right, have been collaborating on a semi-frequent basis since the release of their 2002 album “Vrioon”....
Marfa Myths is an annual music, visual art and film fest in conjunction with Brooklyn-based independent record Mexican Summer and non-profit contemporary arts foundation Ballroom Marfa.
No VIP sections...
If you want to like country music, but just can’t seem to get past the painfully modern example soiled with thumpin' beats and lyrics about “stealin' kisses...
Rating: 7/10
For fans of: T. Rex, Alice Cooper, Grateful Dead, Fuzz
Who is Freedom’s Goblin? The name conjures a small, grotesque creature running amuck, greedy and unbounded and...
Starting as an art project of London-based students Rakel Mjöll, Alice Go, and Bella Podpadec, Dream Wife quickly became a staple of feminist punk.
The trio writes music that speaks to being a woman...
The day was Thursday February 8th, and with Mardi Gras season in full swing, the city buzzing, and the Joy Theater sold out, the stage was set for another legendary night of funk music in New Orleans.
For...
They Might Be Giants (TMBG) is an alternative rock band out of New York City. They have been making music since the early 80s and are still on a roll. With their upcoming release of their new album, I...
Björk has done it again. In her captivating ninth studio album, "Utopia," the Icelandic singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and all-around powerhouse of a woman explores themes of nature, love,...
Claire Pendergast caught up with Rabbi Diane Elliot this Sunday, January 21st, and discussed her 3-day retreat scheduled at The Red Shoes in Baton Rouge for Friday, Jan. 26th to Sunday, Jan. 28th.
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