Ohhhh snap, Memorial Day Spitset. Our first ever day version of the free party concept, featuring DJ sets from Chuck Inglish, Polyester the Saint, and Alexander Spit. Free drinks. RSVP...

David Viola and Jensen Karp play armchair A&R in light of Jensen's upcoming memoir chronicling his previous life as Hot Karl, "Kanye West Owes Me $300: And Other True Stories...

Cam Kirk is known far and wide as the go-to photographer for Atlanta rappers, having captured the likes of Gucci Mane, Future, & the late Bankroll Fresh. So how did...

"...Music that soundtracks lying by the pool, a sun-drenched beach day, a late night road trip or a hazy 3am stint in the club. It’s life music." Our UK correspondent...

We asked synth-pop producer/songstress and Berkeley native Nite Jewel to share her favorite Bay Area anthems. Ready to bump this Mac Dre all day?

"[Jay Amo] exemplifies that lo-fi quality of musicians making something on their own... where you can hear that the artists are taking control of their creative direction." Tara brings us...

Canadian electronic musician Jessy Lanza on her parents playing Eurythmics covers at strip clubs in the ‘80s, and giving her music “the weed test.” Her much-anticipated sophomore album Oh No...

We catch up with the creator of The Hard Times (aka The Onion of punk and hardcore news), to learn his philosophies on comedy, satire, love, punk, and more.

We spend the day with DJ/electronic music producer Asma Maroof of Fade to Mind's Nguzunguzu in this inaugural edition of our new series WHO RUN LA.

Last Tuesday, we shut down the Mid City Arthouse for another successful Spitset with Remy Banks, Hugh Augustine, and Theo Martins. Here's some documentation of all the shindigs that went...

"...We see a glimpse of something more, as he edges into adulthood. We see someone a little more bold, and less self-effacing; we see someone more discernible."

How this D.C. hip-hop festival is impacting lives and promoting healthier living & sustainability through music and culture in the DMV area.