See also: Tempe's Wet Paint Artist Supply to Close in July If Adam Dumper is feeling a little melancholy right now, there's a good reason. This week has a bit of a "best of times/worst of times" vibe for the local hip-hop impresario and street artist, who's better known by his alter ego Dumperfoo. ... More >>
It's almost here: Record Store Day. The day the industry bands together and does its best to shine a light on the independent record stores that dot neighborhoods in cities all over the U.S. Now, I could take this opportunity to lecture about how music fans should treat normal days like Record Store ... More >>
Caucasian hip-hoppers are celebraters, not haters
The Godfather himself, Afrika Bambaataa. Bar Smith's Wednesday night electro affair Pinky Ring has featured a bangin' array of guest DJs over the past six months (including local hero Z-Trip). And now the organizers behind PR are about to add another big name to the list: Afrika Bambaataa. The ... More >>
Hip-hop legend puts the PHX on the good foot
Tag, he's it
Caucasian hip-hoppers are celebraters, not haters
Tommy Boy's founder reclaims history from hip-hop's dustbin
YoYoYoYoYo
(Big Dada)
Who's spinning what, where and when
Our naughty nightcrawlers hang with DJ Fashen at Next and wolf down a club-full of Sugar
P-town's Whitney & Bobby get flashed, mooned and bent at Bruno Mali's Muck Fondays
Dark Matter Moving at the Speed of Light
(Tommy Boy)
Bandwagon (Blue Note)
Ming & FS are equal-opportunity offenders, tossing curves at house lovers and hip-hop heads alike
Letters from the week of January 16, 2003
A thriving Arizona break-dancing culture rediscovers the state's grandmasters of boogaloo
The Year's Best in Movies, TV and Music
Hip-hop has lost greats before, but this murder is different, as a Houston DJ expresses
Hip-hop may have forgotten its debt to him, but reggae toaster Yellowman still knows he's king
Scratch reveals the power of two turntables, minus the microphone
LOVAGE -- Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By (75 Ark)
Things are looking up for Southern California electro-break pioneer Überzone
Club Freedom
From street graffiti to body rocking, the Arsonists preserve the old-school arts
Black Eyed Peas hope they're luckier in 2001 than they were last year
DJ Logic experiments with hiphop, rock and all that jazz
The next chapter(s) for DJ Radar
Run-D.M.C. keeps pushing to earn respectability for hip-hop
With its recent U.S. tour, Kraftwerk stakes its claim as the most important group since The Beatles
Bill Laswell is a deep-groove guerrilla who's not afraid to lay down the bottom line
