Chuck Hall & The Brick Wall’s 1987 Killer Debut Album Rereleased
Chuck Hall and The Brick Wall are fondly remembered after the band’s eponymous local classic gets reissued by Fervor Records.
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Indulge Yourself at Far Away Wine and Provisions
A review of Far Away Wines and Provisions in Phoenix
Scottsdale Company Wants to Give Your Love Life More OMG
The local startup been ramping up his production and will soon be able to put tens of thousands of tubes of OMGX on the cannabis-infused lubricant market.
Five Reasons to See …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead at The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix
Reason #4: They’re a terrific live band.
It’s Time for Punk Rockers the Circle Jerks to Come Again
The legendary band is traversing the country on what lead singer Keith Morris calls his “retirement tour.”
Tucson Distillery Whiskey Del Bac Celebrates 10 Years With a Smoky Single-Malt
Whiskey Del Bac is putting Arizona whiskey on the map.
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Kat Von D Knows What You Think of Her – She Just Doesn’t Care
The controversial celebrity is bringing her music to The Van Buren next week.
King Crimson’s Tony Levin Is More Than Just a Pretty Bass
What will King Crimson play during their August 7 show in Scottsdale? Not even bassist Tony Levin knows.
On Wakes Up Later, JJCNV Opens Up a Can of Pandemic Whoop-Ass
Local trio JJCNV spent the pandemic making their new album, Wakes Up Later.
Remembering Phoenix Punk Rock Royalty: Steve ‘Stevie D’ Davis Has Died at 64
Davis was an alumnus of legendary local punk bands like Glass Heroes and U.S. Bombs.
Melvins Drummer Dale Crover’s Solo Album Rat-A-Tat-Tat! Is Fuzzy Weirdness, Tons of Fun
His new LP mixes influences ranging from The Beatles to the Butthole Surfers.
This Saturday’s ButlerFest Is a Benefit for a Beloved but Ailing Phoenix Metal Hero
Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World and a reunited Where Eagles Dare are among those participating.
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Basic Elements Show You Can’t ‘Hide’ From the Past
Maybe you caught them at the 1985 Shadow Mountain talent show.
‘The Unexpectedly Long Life’ of Phoenix Punk Musician Steve Davis
Two years after a terminal cancer diagnosis, the Phoenix musician has written a book.
Placebo Records and the Story of Phoenix’s Wild Early Punk Scene: An Oral History
How a group of young rebels helped bring about one of the most influential eras of Phoenix music history.
Doug Clark of Mighty Sphincter Is Dead at 58
The death rock guitarist was a sensitive soul.
Sacred Reich Founder Jason Rainey Dead at 53
He was the guitarist of the best thrash metal band in Arizona history.
Malignus Youth Take Another Swing at Glory
Their double-live album brings them closer to legendary status.
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The New Documentary High Rollers Skateboards Into Phoenix’s Past
A new documentary celebrates the glory days of the Valley’s skateboarding scene.
A Tribute to The Brand’s Sarah Shelton
The local punk legend died at the age of 38.
Sorrower Grind on for a Decade
The local grindcore band show their softer side.
Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba Reflects on 20 Years
And tells us why you won’t ever see his paintings