Comeback Queen Cher Returns to South Florida

It is difficult to believe that when Cher first topped the charts, LBJ was in the White House and America was taking its first steps into the quagmire of Vietnam. She is one of an elite few in the annals of pop history who aptly deserves to be called a…

RIP, Crazy Fingers’ Corey Dwyer: Joined the Righteous Jam in the Sky

Crazy Fingers officially got its start at Ultimate Farms on Halloween of 1990. Founded by the rhythm section of drummer Peter Lavezzoli and bassist Bubba Newton, it wouldn’t be until 1993 that the band would find its strongest and longest lineup with the addition of guitarist Rich Friedman and multi-instrumentalist…

Ten Musical Things You Can Do to Improve Your South Florida Summer

You can spend your summer months tripping balls while the A/C unit in your mom’s trailer blasts wet-smelling, cold air at your melting face, or you can find something kind of cool to do with your time. Just because it feels like you’re living in Lucifer’s clammy crotch from May…

Cher, the Comeback Queen, Returns to South Florida

It is difficult to believe that when Cher first topped the charts, LBJ was in the White House and America was taking its first steps into the quagmire of Vietnam. She is one of an elite few in the annals of pop history who aptly deserves to be called a…

Broward Native Phil Barnes Releases Latest Single

It’s rarely easy to forge a career out of a passion. Most professional musicians know this all too well. Making a living off what you love is a grind — unless you love hedge funds. In which case, you have other problems. But Phil Barnes doesn’t mind the adversity. A…

Froth – Respectable Street Cafe, West Palm Beach – May 8

Psych-rock has never really gone out of fashion entirely, but it has spent time in various states of obscurity, lurking in the clouds of reverb and delay that characterize and float through genres like shoegaze and post-rock. However, psych fans are currently enjoying an unprecedented revival of bands aping the…

1984: A Probing Musical Retrospective

George Orwell’s predictions in his dystopian classic 1984 seem more apt for 2014 than the titular year. The scale and scope of our intelligence agencies suggest that Big Brother is well and truly with us. Our corruption of the English language in social media is more than reminiscent of newspeak…

Black Fridays Return to Fort Lauderdale: “It Feels Like Home”

Sure everyone’s bummed about the closing of venerable downtown Miami indie haunt Vagabond, but this bad news comes with a bit of a silver lining for those of us north of the Golden Glades Interchange. Popular darkwave night Black Fridays will be making a move back to the Fort Lauderdale…

5 Things to Do Under $10 This Weekend

5. The Movement at Propoganda 8 p.m. Thursday, May 8, at Propoganda, 6 South J Street, Lake Worth, Visit Facebook. $10 advance, $15 at the door. Reggae-rock quartet the Movement, comprised of members Joshua Swain, Jason “Smiles” Schmidt, Gary Jackson, and Alific, will be playing music reminiscient of the Pixies…

Earl Sweatshirt Is Hip-Hop’s Most Interesting Rapper

Of all the genres in the musical universe, hip-hop maintains the healthiest level of competition. It’s an art form partially founded on the basic principles of battling, bragging, and shutting down the other guy. In today’s fast-changing landscape, a new generation of rappers is emerging, the most skilled of which…

The Story of Earl Sweatshirt, Hip-Hop’s Most Interesting Rapper

Of all the genres in the musical universe, hip-hop maintains the healthiest level of competition. It’s an art form partially founded on the basic principles of battling, bragging, and shutting down the other guy. In today’s fast-changing landscape, a new generation of rappers is emerging, the most skilled of which…