Exploded View paid tribute to Tony Conrad with a Mind-Altering Night of Music & Movies
Tucson's Exploded View Microcinema celebrated the life of experimental filmmaker and musician Tony Conrad with a tribute concert & a screening of a documentary on his fascinating life. Our correspondent drove down from PHX to check it out.
Sugar Skulls, Dead Cats, And Rotting Scenes At The All Souls Procession
Our correspondent walked the streets of Tucson during their annual All Souls Procession. What strange sights did he see? What kind of ghosts haunted his imagination? Read on and find out.
Candy For Your Ears: Celebrate Halloween With Otoacoustic Emissions
Every Halloween night in Tempe, a group of musicians gathers inside a church to unleash unbelievable sounds. that go bump in the night. Find out more about the best annual spooky tradition that will make your ears ring.
Cold Cave Proved that the Dead can Dance
Goth heroes Cold Cave come to Crescent Ballroom to deliver an evening of darkwave jams with local openers Body of Light & A0n. Our correspondent was there to take pictures and watch the dead dance.
Of Montreal Turned The Crescent Ballroom Into A Funhouse
Of Montreal came to Phoenix to drown the Crescent Ballroom in sweet music, balloons, and white feathers. Our correspondent was there to watch the lunatics run wild in the asylum.
Andrew W.K.’s Lecture Brought Phoenix The Party and… Group Therapy?
When you party into the abyss, the abyss parties into you. When I arrived at the corner of 4th Avenue and Monroe on Monday night, I had little idea of what to expect from the one called Andrew W.K. and his travelling lecture on the "Power of Partying"...
Things We Learned At Lounge And Learn
One thing we learned: humans have two brains: the mind brain, which is normally occupied with when's lunch and what's on tv and then there's the sex brain, which is located in the navel and is focused on, well, you know.
Television Tuned Into Tucson For A Must-See Performance
New York rock legends Television played Tucson last night. Was their performance a must-see, or did our correspondent tune out? Don't change the channel: Read on to to find out!
Echo and the Bunnymen Sang the Hits Without the Heart
Echo and The Bunnymen played the Marquee in Tempe on Nov. 10th. Our man on the scene heard them play all the hits, but wishes he heard some heart from the '80s alt-pop kingpins.
Check Out NXOEED’s ‘Creeps’ at Lost Leaf This Month
'This show will not puncture you with thorns or leave you smelling like compost, so there's that.'
