Features

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  My Morning Jacket Might Be the Best Live Band Ever

  Check these guys out at The Fillmore.

  By Jeff Weiss

  Thursday, August 28

  I'm not sure of the exact moment when My Morning Jacket became the best live band in the world, but I'll never forget the instant I realized it.... More >>
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  Peasants with Feathers Comes to Roost at PS14

  By Arielle Castillo

  Thursday, August 28

  The first time I saw Armando Santelices, the noisy experimental sound artist known as Peasants with Feathers, he was almost invisible under a... More >>
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  DJ Shannon Is Miami's DJ Queenpin

  By John Hood

  Thursday, August 28

  It doesn't matter where you come from or where you're headed — if you make the inner-city scene Saturday night, you make Back Door Bamby at... More >>
• The Worst Jobs in Rock and Roll

  By Cole Haddon

  Thursday, August 28

  Labor Day is once again upon us, so we thought we'd pay tribute to America's celebration of the working man by recognizing the worst jobs in... More >>
• Handicapping the Last MoCA Battle of the Bands

  By Arielle Castillo

  Thursday, August 28

  As the summer draws to a close, so too does the Museum of Contemporary Art's exhibition "Sympathy for the Devil: Art and Rock and Roll Since... More >>
• Geordano Henriquez

  By Eric W. Saeger

  Thursday, August 28

  Geordano Henriquez lately has been a radio darling around the nation thanks to "Besos," the upbeat slice of garage pop he wrote for his solo... More >>
• Rick Udler

  By Lee Zimmerman

  Thursday, August 28

  In Brazil, where musical virtuosos (Sergio Mendes, Gilberto Gil, Antonio Carlos Jobim, et al.) are as abundant as lunatics on our local roadways,... More >>
• Roger Sanchez

  By Tamara Palmer

  Thursday, August 28

  As one of the most consistently in-demand house music icons, Roger Sanchez plays in all of the world's most fabled nightlife paradises: Ibiza,... More >>
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  Black Tide and Bullet for My Valentine

  By Nicholas L. Hall

  Thursday, August 28

  Does being in a sub-21 thrash-metal outfit guarantee an early exit from the innocence of childhood, or a permanent home in pubescent immaturity?... More >>
• Efon

  Wasted Talent (self-released)

  By Jonathan Cunningham

  Thursday, August 28

  Rappers out of Palm Beach County don't get a lot of love in these parts. Everyone's eyes are on Miami's scene, but South Florida rapper/producer... More >>
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  Joy Division

  In the Studio with Martin Hannett (Interstate)

  By Ryan Foley

  Thursday, August 28

  What makes the Joy Division mythos similarly captivating and difficult to penetrate is it's dominated by three genius spirits, each one... More >>
• Various Artists

  Love, Peace & Poetry: Chilean Psychedelic Music (QDK Media)

  By Jason Ferguson

  Thursday, August 28

  Continuing to prove that psychedelic rock was as omnipresent in the Sixties as it is loosely defined today, the 10th volume in the QDK Media... More >>
• Lindstrøm

  Where You Go I Go Too (Smalltown Supersound)

  By Chris Toenes

  Thursday, August 28

  Dance music dilettante Hans Peter Lindstrøm believes that old adage regarding life being about the journey rather than the destination.... More >>
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  Locos por Juana Rocks It Steady into the Manuel Artime Theater

  By Julienne Gage

  Thursday, August 21

  This Friday, one of Miami's longest-standing underground bands, Locos por Juana, will have the opportunity to skank the pants off new and old... More >>
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  Showtime with Miami's Funky Hip-Hop Bunch ¡Mayday!

  By Bernard Hacker

  Thursday, August 21

  It's a humid Friday morning in Miami Beach, and the guys of the group ¡Mayday! respectively give a stretch and yawn, attempting to shed... More >>
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  Peter Beste's Heavy-Metal Warriors Are Cool

  By Arielle Castillo

  Thursday, August 21

  Consider the band that once performed in Poland surrounded by impaled sheep heads, later unleashing a literal bloodbath of the fluid collected... More >>
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  Head Spins: Gunars

  Rocking the Florida Sky.

  By John Hood

  Thursday, August 21

  Anybody who has hit the Strip knows just how much action there can be on even a block or two. What you might not know is how much of that action... More >>
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  No Artificial Filler

  Spam Allstars deliver again with their latest disc.

  By Ernest Barteldes

  Thursday, August 21

  For Miami-based guitarist and bandleader DJ Le Spam (a.k.a. Andrew Yeomanson), his band's name, the Spam Allstars, has nothing to do with the... More >>
• Local Motion

  Our look at recent South Florida releases returns.

  By Abel Folgar

  Thursday, August 21

  Call It Radar The Longevity of Flight (self-released) www.myspace.com/callitradar I was a big fan of the summertime bubblegum diabetic shocks... More >>
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  Alanis Morissette

  Flavors of Entanglement (Maverick)

  By Nicholas L. Hall

  Thursday, August 21

  Alanis Morissette does not wear Guy Sigsworth well. Their collaboration on Flavors of Entanglement was certainly meant to be one based on... More >>