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Chicago's Numero Group Is Opening A Pop-Up Record Store on Roosevelt Row

By Seth Kasselman
Oct 7, 2016

Whether they’re already familiar with Numero Group’s catalog, music aficionados owe it to themselves to stop by Monorchid Gallery this Wednesday, October 12, to visit the label's one day only pop-up record store in Phoenix. Active for more than 10 years, Numero Group has a massive catalog that often resembles...
You Can Register To Vote At Some Upcoming Concerts in Metro Phoenix

By Seth Kasselman
Oct 5, 2016

Those of us who grew up watching MTV in the '90s will no doubt remember Rock The Vote’s push to get young adults out to the polling places. Flash forward to the present: Despite the fact that young voters were a key factor in getting Barack Obama elected in 2008,...
Inside Guns N' Roses' Massive, 250-Person Stage Production

By Seth Kasselman
Aug 15, 2016

Between a Clinton running for president, a new Star Wars flick, and the Guns N’ Roses “Not In This Lifetime” tour, you’d be right to wonder what decade this is. Maybe “How Many Times In This Lifetime?” would have been a more appropriate tour, though it certainly packs less of...
10 Underrated Albums Celebrating Milestone Anniversaries This Year

By Seth Kasselman
Aug 15, 2016

About a month ago we published a piece called 10 Overrated Albums Celebrating Milestone Anniversaries This Year. After burning a few bridges, this week it’s time to dig deep and focus on the anniversaries of often overlooked albums. What makes an album underrated? We’re pretty much relying on popular opinion for...
White Lung's Mish Barber-Way Talks Elbowing Breasts, Murders, And Trigger Warnings

By Seth Kasselman
Jul 7, 2016

It’s 2016 and Vancouver’s White Lung have no qualms about it. Although steeped in punk's history and aesthetic, they prefer to innovate rather than look to the past. While their most obvious influences stem from '80s hardcore and feminist didactics expressed in '90s Riot Grrrl fashion, their newest album, Paradise,...

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