On January 4, 2013, nearly half a century after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, I met my friend Eric Martinez at PJ’s Coffee on Magazine in New...
What does “revolutionary” mean? Although these days it’s a term used to sell video games and kitchen gadgets, Truth Universal’s outspoken politics and innovative music...
After several gleeful electropop albums, a brief romp into psychedelic funk and a journey through twisted R&B, where do you go? The ‘60s, baby. After 2012’s overly...
The fresh and fearless Fringe Fest is back for its sixth year. This year features 77 shows, at over 30 venues, a parade with performance “hot spots,” yard art, Family Fringe,...
The Mountaintop, a play exploring Martin Luther King, Jr.’s last night at the Lorraine Motel, has been on my radar since it debuted in London to rave reviews in 2009. Playwright...
I’ve interviewed duos, trios, brothers and sisters, and best friends; but never have I faced the challenge of fitting a seven-member band into one interview. I met up with five...
Everywhere I go I see Phil’s face through the crowd I hear his voice clear and loud He is the light that I seek The Old Man has found me So, Phil “Philip H.” Anselmo (Razor...
In the last installment, we found Harry in a cab driven by an Eastern European, waking from a strange visit to the Ganderthals and meeting their leader, Tobe Wannason, who had...
