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“DINOSAURS DYING” Sioux Falls‘ “Dinosaurs Dying,” off their first full length album, Rot Forever, is a meandering track, to be...
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Pino Cafaro‘s Japanese- style tattoo work is an art of experience; of familiarity and comfort with symbolism and history, all...
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“MOVE” English musician Rat Boy‘s “Move” is fat on groove, a track that should be considered hip-hop, but surpasses the term. It’s old school and fresh, an unlikely pairing that goes a long way in the indie scene. Peppered with arcade game audio, the song is reminiscent of Beck from...
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Charmaine Olivia‘s oil paintings are marked by their effervescence and distinct take on portraiture. Featuring mostly women, they vary in...
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EMOTIONAL MUGGER Ty Segall‘s most recent album, Emotional Mugger, opens with a city rat soundtrack; footsteps in the hall, the...
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Jon MacNair takes the classic conflicts- man vs. man, man vs. nature and man vs. self- and spins them into contemporary allegories, featuring a cast of original characters. Done mostly in ink, his body of work has snowballed into a highly distinct collection marked by subtle, wicked undertones; the same kind...
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With a background in music and graphic design, photographer Jaime Ibarra lets the rhythms of his life guide his creative...
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“LOOKING OUT FOR YOU” Joy Again‘s “Looking Out For You” is a pretty little ditty, nonchalant and mellow in its...
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“DROP OUT” The second half of the Treehouse Sessions seven inch belongs to Daddy Issues, the three-member band that tumbled out of Nashville a mere two years ago. On it we can find “Drop Out”, quietly antagonistic and dripping with schoolgirl blues. “I wanna be cool”- the quintessential line that...
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Luke Stewart‘s Bay Area career spans 15 years and has focused primarily toward Japanese-style body art. Known as one of...
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If I was to pair Zoe Keller‘s work with any literary piece, it would be Virginia Woolf’s essay, Death of...
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Peter Lagergen‘s tattoos resound with the war cry of a thousand mythical creatures, so fantastical and detailed that they demand closer inspection. As your eye begins to comprehend that you are indeed looking at human skin as opposed to a traditional surface, you are bound to wonder how Lagergen does...
