We asked five talented local chefs how they would use a local hot sauce in their restaurant’s dishes. Could hot sauce fix the damage done to our melting pot? … read more
Chef’s Choice: Lost in the Sauce
Review: Marlon Funaki — Half Moon
Funaki’s latest EP, Half Moon is his best yet. It will compete for best record with any other record released in the indie-alternative scene this year. … read more
Review: Good Kid — Can We Hang Out Sometime?
The debut album from Canadian indie rock outfit Good Kid is the five-piece group’s first all-encompassing hard-launch toward more widespread notoriety. … read more
Local Review: Zigga — 1-800-GOD-PAIN
1-800-GOD-PAIN starts fun, but then turns sad. Over the course of 14 songs, Zigga seamlessly transitions between 80s and 90s hip-hop to moody, folksy sounds. … read more
Film review: Michael
Michael has the potential to be a big hit with audiences who didn’t watch Leaving Neverland and just want to tap their feet and enjoy the electricity of it all. … read more
Preventing Food Waste Is Ty Burrell’s New Racket
Pickled For a Purpose Classic is a community pickleball tournament by Ty Burrell benefiting WasteLess, who reduces food waste through education and prevention. … read more
Review: Thundercat — Distraction
Thundercat is back after six years with a project that will blow your silly patterned socks off, something that cuts through the brain fog and overstimulation. … read more
Triple Fast Action
A four piece band with loud abrasive guitars wrapped around rock pop hooks, dual leads and heavy melody lines. Yea, they sound just like everybody else… … read more
Stiff Sheet
Okay, so far, consistently good releases. The first track would be quite a push as a radio release, would be one of the few things on the air worth listening to. … read more
Record Reviews
This is the experimental pop/studio/muti-instrumental music I can really get into on a regular basis. This record comes out of left field to smack you in the head. … read more
Review: Gorillaz — The Mountain
No Gorillaz album would be complete without Hewlett’s art, a vast cacophony showing 2-D, Murdoc, Noodle and Russell journeying across India. … read more
Review: Bruce Lee and the Streetfighters — Pretty Lies
Combine funky basslines, airy, wavy guitar riffs and the perfect monotone yet emotional vocals, and the result is Pretty Lies by Bruce Lee and the Streetfighters. … read more
