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Issue: November 26, 2009

Page: 3

54 stories found - 41 through 54

41. Music

Trap Is a Local Rapper Working Overtime to Put Phoenix on the Hip-Hop Map

By Mike R. Meyer Published: November 26, 2009

It's no secret that Phoenix is desperately seeking its first rap superstar. The commercial failure of Willy Northpole's debut album this summer simply reinforced Phoenix's...
42. Shrapnel

Fake Kissing: A Tribute to the Long History of Kiss Tribute Bands

By Jay Bennett Published: November 26, 2009

With the average ticket to see Kiss costing more than $50, there's definitely a chance your broke ass can't afford to witness the long-in-the-tooth cartoon rockers breathe...
43. Shrapnel

Defending Death Metal: Your Prog-Rock-Loving Friends Might Like Decrepit Birth

By Andrew Miller Published: November 26, 2009

Death metal ain't for everyone. But Decrepit Birth makes a good case for being the perfect gateway through which the metal-phobic could enter the darkened realm —...
44. Live Wire

First Blood

By Brian Bardwell Published: November 26, 2009

Any act fronted by horror rocker Joseph Poole — better known as Wednesday 13 — may seem like the natural complement to Creepsville 666, a local punk-metal outfit...
45. Live Wire

Lil' Dave Thompson

By Brian Bardwell Published: November 26, 2009

I wish I had more critically relevant things to say about Lil' Dave Thompson, but the truth is that when it comes to the blues, I'm not much for intense discernment. Even the...
46. Live Wire

Nico Vega

By Michael Alan Goldberg Published: November 26, 2009

As we all know, Carson Daly isn't good for much. But I have to give him — or, more accurately, Last Call's talent booker — credit for bringing the excellent Los...
47. Live Wire

The Crush

By Kelly Wilson Published: November 26, 2009

It comes as no surprise that Phoenix band The Crush would choose their hometown as the locale to launch their winter tour. The young quartet, which ranked No. 23 on the Top...
48. Live Wire

Final Folk Festival

By Jason P. Woodbury Published: November 26, 2009

Is it just me, or is "folk" as a descriptive term battling "indie rock" to the finish line of complete uselessness? Take the Monsters of Folk, the singer/songwriter collective...
49. Needle Exchange

Homme Send-Off

By Benjamin Leatherman Published: November 26, 2009

Better bid a fond farewell to Homme Lounge, 138 West Camelback Road, as the CenPho danceteria/gay bar/hotspot is shutting its doors for good after this weekend. But before...
50. Turntable

Seven Nights of DJs & Dancing

Published: November 26, 2009

THURSDAY 26 AZ88: DJ Mark 5 (rare groove, trip-hop) Bobby Q's: All-Star Thursdays (hip-hop) Bomberos: Rani G., dk.strickler, Deon Pearson, & Alkeme (house) Chasers: Red...
51. Cafe

Modern Burger, Bourbon Steak, and Other Carnivore Eateries Attract Budget-Conscious Patrons with Mouth-Watering Burgers

By Michele Laudig Published: November 26, 2009

The only reason I typically eat at the mall is because I turn into a low-blood-sugar bee-yotch after schlepping shopping bags for too long on an empty stomach. (Forced...
52. Forking

Forking Via Facebook

By C.M. Redding Published: November 26, 2009

I've recently promised a few friends I wouldn't write stories about them. I'm about to break that promise because their stories are just too odd and funny to hide. But I feel...
53. Film

<i>Fantastic Mr. Fox</i>: Wes Anderson Brings His Wes Anderson-Ness to Animation  and Its a Fantastic Fit

By Scott Foundas Published: November 26, 2009

Given his preference for static, symmetrical, scrupulously color-coordinated and art-directed compositions, it's less surprising that Wes Anderson has gotten around to...
54. Film

<i>The Road</i> Takes the Path of Least Resistance

By J. Hoberman Published: November 26, 2009

The Road, Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning post-apocalyptic survivalist prose poem — in which a father and his 10-year-old son traverse a despoiled landscape of...