“She was living off a tightness in her chest: life.”
The National Civil Rights Museum debuted the contentious Kin Killin’ Kin exhibition in March 2019. Images by artist James Pate contrast the history of Ku Klux Klan terrorism with Black-on-Black violence.
From South East London, upcoming artist Ashley Stacey has just dropped his newest single “Do You Feel” an upbeat, jazzy tune.
The musical genre known as “the blues” emerged around the turn of the 20th century. It is composed using a distorted pentatonic scale and a call-and-response song form.
Frank Bello, bassist of Anthrax believes that the approaching Pantera shows, following the group’s reunion, will be “great for metal.”
As a result of the company that produced the Stem Player used to release Donda 2 ending their relationship, Kanye West’s business portfolio has taken a further hit.
Brockhampton revealed at Coachella back in April that they were taking a break and would put out a last album later in the year. The Family, the album that was officially announced in October, was released this month as scheduled.
The loudness of the paintings greets you as you go through the museum. Anybody Speaking Words, a 1982 piece, features a performer’s body vibrating with lines, squiggles, and curlicues while singing the word “OPERA, OPERA, OPERA” with a tonsil-filled lip.
In a recent Boston Globe article, Ty Burr declared, “Someday we may look back on 2016 as the year the movies died. That’s a blanket statement, but nothing that came out of the multiplex this summer contradicts it.”
Over the course of 13 seasons since its premiere in 2012, “Ink Master” has brought the tattoo parlor into your living room once a week. After the Season 13 live finale was canceled and no winner was announced, it seemed as though the hugely popular tattoo competition had succumbed to the epidemic.
Four members of the Washington, DC-based band Celebration Summer came together over a mutual appreciation of melodic punk rock from the late 1980s and early 1990s. Power and confident, there’s absolutely nothing not to love about the group.