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It’s Over! Announcing the Bands You Chose for the Phoenix Phinal Phour
Join us at Rebel Lounge on Wednesday, March 29.
Harper and The Moths Guitarist Chan Redfield Explains His Love For ’80s Synthesizers
In Pound For The Sound, we get technical with local musicians about what gear they use to create their signature tones.
Centerfolds Cabaret Permanently Loses Its Liquor License Due to Patron’s Murder
North Phoenix gentlemen’s club Centerfolds Cabaret has been stripped of its liquor license for good. Owners of the embattled local strip joint, which closed in late January in the wake of a deadly altercation in its parking lot, have voluntarily agreed to have its license revoked because of the incident…
Phoenix Music Madness: And Then There Were Eight. Vote Now for your Favorite Local Bands!
We wish they could all win.
Remembering Photographer Tony Ziemba, Phoenix’s Biggest Local Music Fan
The photographer died from cancer. A memorial will be held on April 15.
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Sister Sledge’s Joni Sledge Dead At 60
RIP to the Sister Sledge singer.
Phoenix Rapper Helps Give Voice to Teenage Rapper Without a Jaw
“How often do you get an opportunity to truly use your craft to really be a voice for someone who doesn’t have one?” Trap House sounds humbled and sincere when he says this over the phone.
Jimmy Eat World Multi-Instrumentalist Robin Vining Proves Size Does Not Matter
In Pound For The Sound, we get technical with local musicians about what gear they use to create their signature tones. Robin Vining is an extremely musical person.
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10 Jawdropping New Music Videos from Fairy Bones, Playboy Manbaby, The Sink Or Swim and More
There’s an astounding level of talent here.
Relentless Beats Announces Full Lineup for Bassrush Massive Arizona
Because it’s all about that bass.
Phoenix Music Madness: Vote Now For Your Favorite Band!
Why let the NCAA have all the fun?
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Hip-Hop Trio Shining Soul Shoots Incendiary Music Video on the U.S.-Mexico Border
Chicano/O’odham hip-hop crew Shining Soul is most at home on the front lines. The Phoenix trio — MCs Bronze Candidate and Liaizon, along with DJ Reflekshin — first came up with staunch criticism of Arizona’s racist SB 1070 “papers please” measure in 2010, but on their latest, Politics Aside, they mostly…
Listen to Sundressed’s New Emo Anthem “A Frankford Night”
It’s easy to forget how dire the root meaning of “nostalgia” is. From Latin it translates to something like “severe homesickness — a kind of disease,” which means, if we’re being technical, we might want to put the attendees of those recurring Emo Nights popping up around town (and popping…
Nicolle Laurenne of The Darts Explains Her Love Affair with The Farfisa Organ
In Pound for the Sound, we talk to musicians about their gear.
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New Music from MRCH, Diners, The Desert Beats and More
Get your local music fix inside.
Why Scene Vets Leave Phoenix, and What They Find When They Go
You’ve heard the story before. Local genius becomes indispensable, then leaves.
17 Metro Phoenix Bands to Watch in 2017
Bands to watch this year.
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Did Green Day Kill Punk Rock?
Worse than death, Green Day make punk rock safe.
Doll Skin Guitarist Alex Snowden Explains Where Her Tone Comes From
In Pound For The Sound, we get technical with local musicians about what gear they use to create their signature tones.
New Music from Strange Lot, Soft Deadlines, Phantom Party and More
Right Hear, Right Now shares the best of new, local music.
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With Her New Album, Taylor Upsahl’s Sound Is All Grown Up
It’s one thing to watch artists and musicians figuratively “grow up” as they progress in the local scene, but with Taylor Upsahl, we’ve literally watched her grow up while making music. Upsahl was 14 when she released her debut album in 2013. Less than two years later, she released the…