Seratones Speak Their Piece
This year, they’re a band to be reckoned with.
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Rolling With the Stones – Bernard Fowler’s Inside Out Is a Wild Ride
The Rolling Stones’ backup singer recently released an album of covers.
Six Degrees of Tool Separation
Why some Arizonans feel distant from Maynard James Keenan’s creation
Lydia Lunch: ‘We Don’t Need Any More Musicians Coming Up’
The No Wave legend speaks her mind.
MOVEMENT Skate Competition Brings The Jack Moves to Apache Reservation
Douglas Miles is building a MOVEMENT on the reservation.
Ex Hex’s Mary Timony: ‘My 20s Were Not the Most Fun, Really’
The Washington band plays The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix this week.
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John Vanderslice Brings Songs From The Cedars to Valley Bar
The singer-songwriter’s other job is running a pair of record studios.
Four Lessons From Leaving Neverland
Strangers are most often not the major danger.
Lessons From Leaving Neverland, Part 4: What Can We Do?
Three words of advice: No. Go. Tell.
Lessons From Leaving Neverland, Part 3: Talk About It
Did most of the media ignore the message of the documentary and Oprah Winfrey’s follow-up program?
Lessons From Leaving Neverland, Part 2: It’s Not ‘Normal’
James Safechuck: “Mom and dad, I think they were in awe. We were just starstruck.”
R.I.P.: Matthew John Arnold, A Phoenix Music Maker Who Broke the Mold
Matt had a good amount of musical talent, but first and foremost, he was a music fan.
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Robyn Hitchcock: ‘These Songs Are My Memoir. This Show Is My Life’
The self-described “troubadour” plays the Musical Instrument Museum Tuesday, April 2.
Gene Simmons and KISS Are Finally Retiring — Good Riddance
Nothing can redeem this band.
The Five Best Bauhaus Songs That Aren’t ‘Bela Lugosi’s Dead’
Peter Murphy and David J. of Bauhaus perform in Phoenix this week.
Sentenced To Life: Phoenix Punks Come Together to Help One of Their Own
Steven “Stevie D.” Davis is facing down his illness with clear eyes.
Soft Deadlines’ New Record People Are Evil Is a Post-Punk Paradise
Singer Oliver Lemke reveals the band’s influences, from Gang of Four to Public Image Ltd.
Opening for Iceage, Surfbort Is Riding the Freak Wave
The band of Texas punk vets and a New York-via-SoCal singer are celebrating their weirdness.
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Eyehategod And Cro-Mags: Heavy Riffs, Heavier Influence
Two of the most celebrated groups in heavy music head west.
In Its Ninth Year, Local Love Abounds at Apache Lake Music Festival
The celebration of Arizona music lands on the shores of Apache Lake this weekend.
Boz Scaggs Brings His Everyman Blues Rock To Celebrity Theatre
The blues-rocker’s musical connections range from Steve Miller Band to Toto.
New Stories to Tell: The Mountain Goats Expand Their Horizons
The legendary folk project comes to Phoenix with a new album and a new setlist.