Monotony can take a toll on our mental health. Daily routines sometimes get the best of us, since it can be hard to coordinate our work lives with our regular lives, especially when we work from a place that does not make us feel fulfilled. That is why each day more and more workers and… Read more »
A Thousand Horses Blues, Country, Rock AFI Rock Ana Tijoux World, Hip Hop Arum Rae Soul, Rock Ashley Cleveland Gospel, Soul, Rock Asleep at the Wheel (week one) Country Avett Brothers Folk Rock Bad Rabbits Funk Rock, R&B Barton Hills Choir Children’s Choir Beat Connection Electro-Pop Beats Antique Experimental World Fusion, Electronic Beck Folk, Electronic,… Read more »
As Albuquerque continues to grow as a city, so will its skyline. Since February 2017, the mayor has been reaching out to investors and developers to work on this large-scale project created to assist in revamping the city. Up until recently, the proposals and project plans were kept confidential from the community. Learn more about… Read more »
Electronic cigarette is generating debate. There is a lot of vapeador Vapeando and all new products or customs generate debates sooner or later and less bad, there is nothing better than analyzing any innovation especially if it can affect health, both positively and negatively. At the moment, the questions I am hearing and the debates… Read more »
Of all of the masked DJs that are out there, ostensibly the most popular and sought after right now is Marshmello. Fans of the DJ and producer have spent countless hours trying to figure out the answer that has evaded most: who is he? But thanks to Skrillex, a ripped jeanand now a birthday party, we can… Read more »
Another year of DJ Mag’s Top 100 has come and gone, and every time all it seems to do is get the dance community all kinds of hot and bothered, and not in a good way. Everyone from Dillon Francis to Eric Prydz had something to say about the results, with most of the commentary pertaining to the list being a joke. But there… Read more »
Let’s start with the story of what it means to be a Super Bowl City. In this case, for Superbowl XLIX, it is a tale of two cities—Glendale and Phoenix. In 2008, the Super Bowl came and went and Central Phoenix didn’t get much of the hub-bub other than a blip on the traffic jam cameras… Read more »
John Talabot Brant Bjork and the Low Desert Punk Band
So, as most of us know–the festival season is coming to a slow and grinding halt while winter carries us away for a while. With that being said, we’re still looking forward to posting regularly about upcoming releases, shows to look forward to, places we’ve been and everything in between.
