Van Halen

Miami R&B singer-songwriter Steven A. Clark on Stripes, his upcoming album, and being a hungry, semi-employed artist

Miami's Steven A. Clark Is a "Superhero" and He's Here to Help Save R&B

​Last year, when Frank Ocean's Nostalgia, Ultra and The Weeknd's House of Balloons dropped within weeks of each other, critics and music fans celebrated the arrival of a fresh movement in R&B. Though the moods of those recordings differed considerably, they were both remarkably self-assured an ... More >>

Afrobeta's Cuci Amador and Tony Smurphio Talk Piano Lessons, MTV in the '80s, and Being College Hippies

Photo by Karla Garcia​Man, the last time we hung out with local new wave-y freestyle faves Afrobeta was way back in June at Grand Central. So after almost five months spent zigzagging between the recording studio and big-ticket gigs like Glastonbury, Burning Man, and Space Ibiza, this Saturday's ... More >>

Chris "Ludacris" Bridges Talks Conjure Cognac, Eating in Miami, and Drinks for Breakfast

via conjurecognac.com20 million album selling rapper Chris "Ludacris" Bridges with world renowned Cognac maker Kim Birkedal Hartmann.​No competitive cognac introduced to the market in the past 50 years? That's Ludacris.A new cognac to dip cigars in? That's Ludacris.Conjure Cognac? That's Ludacris. ... More >>

Josh Freese: Workin' for the Fan

Superstar drummer of Devo and A Perfect Circle sells himself, his famous friends, and all-you-can-eat shrimp dinners to promote his new album.

Black Tide Rocks

The South Florida band is a long way from Kendall.

Interview: Pepper

The South Florida band is a long way from Kendall.

J. to the R-E-N to the izzO

Next up: Gerry Kelly for governor

Fuel Injected

Trans Am speeds from Geddy Lee to Krautrock in 60 seconds flat

Diplo-Monk

Panamanian pianist Danilo Perez takes diplomacy as seriously as he does jazz

Kiss-ed off

Detroit Rock City

Rude, Rude Rudy

Detroit Rock City

Adventures in Metaphorland

7-Elevens, Laundromats, bowling alleys, People magazine, the Discovery Channel, Elvis. Poet Campbell McGrath mines deep into pop culture and hits a vein.

What's Really in a Name

7-Elevens, Laundromats, bowling alleys, People magazine, the Discovery Channel, Elvis. Poet Campbell McGrath mines deep into pop culture and hits a vein.

The Seven- Year Itch

7-Elevens, Laundromats, bowling alleys, People magazine, the Discovery Channel, Elvis. Poet Campbell McGrath mines deep into pop culture and hits a vein.

Mother's Finest

The Brothers bring color to their music if not not their wardrobe

Leas on Life

Leas Campbell, the man who ruled Miami's rock scene throughout the Seventies, is bringing it all back home in the Nineties

The Songs Remain the Same

Rejecting young talent in favor of dinosaurs with proven track records, classic rock radio rakes in the ratings and the cash A along with a severe case of geezer burn

Is Anybody Out There?

Rejecting young talent in favor of dinosaurs with proven track records, classic rock radio rakes in the ratings and the cash A along with a severe case of geezer burn

They Wrong the Songs

Rejecting young talent in favor of dinosaurs with proven track records, classic rock radio rakes in the ratings and the cash A along with a severe case of geezer burn