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Toots and the Maytals Play the Culture Room This Saturday

Wed Aug 27, 7:34 PM

Legendary reggae artist Toots Hibbert is coming to Broward County this weekend. If you're even vaguely familiar with the history of reggae, you'll know that Toots is a long-time staple of the genre...so much so that he lays claim... More >>

Designer Drugs at White Room September 8

Wed Aug 27, 2:22 PM

Gotta love the Designer Drugs. No not those designer drugs, we're talking about Designer Drugs, the DJ duo from New York. The duo will stop by Miami September 8, as part of their mini-tour of Florida, where they will... More >>

New Track from Lazaro Casanova

Wed Aug 27, 11:16 AM

There is no denying our love for Miami's own Lazaro Casanova, so when he posted up a new track via his MySpace yesterday we were sort of excited to say the least. His first release "Venganza" was a dancefloor... More >>

Speaking of Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids

Tue Aug 26, 3:57 PM

Since it's Throwback Tuesdays and the post below this one mentions local guitarist, Daisy Berkowitz, who used to play in Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids, I figured I'd scour the Web for old Spooky Kids footage. The band... More >>

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Features

Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Maybe it was Fay's mind-warping approach, but something fishy was going on at the Palm Grill

By Tara Nieuwesteeg

Thursday, August 28

Twas the night before Tropical Storm Fay, and already the sky looked dark and gloomy. I'd seen the advertisements for Palm Grill's drink deal... More >>
Fire in the Bloodlines
Exploratory jazz band the Bendy Pastorius Group finds a deeper groove

By Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

Thursday, August 28

Fusion. Within music, it's practically a dirty word. Though the term is intended to suggest the magic of endless possibilities, it has an... More >>
Kill Miss Pretty Returns to the Stage

By Jonathan Cunningham

Thursday, August 28

The past 15 months have been a bit turbulent for the band Kill Miss Pretty. In 2007, the group was enjoying plenty of attention within local... More >>
White-Collar Blues
Put a Pabst in the air this weekend for rock's high-class proletariat

By Cole Haddon

Thursday, August 28

In honor of Labor Day, we pay tribute here to America's working-class heroes by recognizing the worst jobs in rock 'n' roll, the grinding gigs... More >>
Carnival King
Trinidadian soca star Iwer George thrives fête after fête

By Lady English

Thursday, August 28

With names like, "The Bum Bum Master," "Mr. Hand, Hand, Hand," "The Boss," and plenty of others, it probably seems like soca star Neil "Iwer"... More >>
Subterranean Finds
Exceptional sounds that reside well below the surface...

By Lee Zimmerman

Thursday, August 28

Although it begins with an affable embrace, Gulf Coast Blues ambles toward darker terrain as it winds on, with songs that spin a sinewy,... More >>
Circus Bar

By Bryan Falla

Thursday, August 28

With a name like Circus Bar, you'd expect all sorts of shenanigans — wild animals sipping Jäger, drunken jugglers chucking daggers... More >>
Toots and the Maytals

By Jonathan Cunningham

Thursday, August 28

Reggae owes a lot to Toots Hibbert. The ageless frontman of the classic Jamaican band Toots and the Maytals claims he's the first person to... More >>
Kate Voegele

By Ernest Barteldes

Thursday, August 28

Even though she has barely reached legal drinking age, the cute and spry Kate Voegele has already accomplished much more than most other... More >>
Anthony Green

By Monica Cady

Thursday, August 28

Singer/songwriter Anthony Green is best-known as the emotive lead singer for Philadelphia-based prog-rock band Circa Survive. Powered by a... More >>
Black Tide

By Arielle Castillo

Thursday, August 28

Within a span of months, the kiddies of Black Tide have shot from totally unheard-of to total buzz band for lovers of heavy music, appearing in... More >>
It Must Be the Sauce
Blues and hip-hop fusion kings G. Love and Special return with a tenth album in tow

By Michael Alan Goldberg

Thursday, August 21

In the beginning, Philadelphia native Garrett "G. Love" Dutton — hitting the national music scene like a fourth Beastie Boy crossed with... More >>
Lovers' Rock Giant
The top ten Beres Hammond tunes of all time

By Jonathan Cunningham

Thursday, August 21

Within reggae, few people could argue that Beres Hammond is revered as one of the greatest balladeers to ever live — if not the best. His... More >>
Dada Restaurant and Lounge

By Bryan Falla

Thursday, August 21

Dada Restaurant and Lounge is dark — mysterious, even. Its shell, a renovated Jazz Age home, is an appropriate house for this random... More >>
Cyne

By Bernard Hacker

Thursday, August 21

Hip-hop music with a message in 2008 is like a biased voter. It has plenty of opinions but often can't see the bigger picture outside of whatever... More >>
Pas/Cal

By Hobey Echlin

Thursday, August 21

Detroit's Casimer Pascal is a fop-pop genius, the case being made first with three leave-'em-wanting-more EPs and now indisputable with this... More >>
Gata

By Julienne Gage

Thursday, August 21

Some cats really know how to scratch at your heartstrings. A little over a year ago, Miami's popular octogenarian tango interpreter La Gata had... More >>
Lou Gramm

By Annie Zaleski

Thursday, August 21

When talking about Foreigner circa 2008, it's tempting to refer to the group with air quotes around its name: Lead guitarist Mick Jones —... More >>
J-Live

By Khary Kimani Turner

Thursday, August 21

If sanity in hip-hop is sexy, then J-Live might fuck around and become Denzel. The New York underground fixture's fifth indie release, Then What... More >>
Sonny Rollins

By Mark Keresman

Thursday, August 21

In the 1960s, the concept of the "power trio" came into full existence. Bands of the guitar/bass/drums configuration, such as the Jimi Hendrix... More >>