Pitkin County Commission hears updates on Buttermilk music festival
David and Danny Goldberg, co-owners of the Belly Up, are currently ironing out final details for their upcoming “Up in the Sky Festival,”
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Ep. 34 – Kpop Drama: The never-ending Mistreatment of NewJeans
Today’s episode: EMERGENCY VIDEO. Your local kpop drama reporter is back to unpack the crazy new developments of the HYBE and ADOR feud.
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“There Was Music Before Art”: Yoshitomo Nara's New London Exhibition Reveals His First Love
In a tuneful chat with the Japanese artist, Esquire discovered how the likes of David Bowie and Neil Young inspired his cartoonish works
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HiTech: SPANK! | Pitchfork
HiTech’s twitching, sweat-slicked club beats tend to lionize life’s simple pleasures: Getting blitzed. Ass. Comfort food. More ass. The Detroit ghettotech trio’s new
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Gary Oldman Says He Was ‘Typecast’ as the ‘Rent-a-Villain’
Gary Oldman got tired of playing the villain. While discussing his performance as Dr. Zachary Smith in “Lost in Space” during a recent
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The Bend Classic 2025 Country Music Festival Line-Up
The Bend Classic is returning to South Australia, for three days of celebrating cars, country, and camping this October. With country music enjoying
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Ep. 35 – Nikocado Avocado's Social Experiment, Kendrick Lamar' Super Bowl and Taylor Swift's Cunty Streetwear
Today’s episode: strap in for some harmless pop culture news cause I will be going through this week’s trending topics including: Nikocado Avocado’s
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DERBY’s debut album Slugger presents an interesting paradox: How can an album this derivative also feel authentic, even original? Single “Gold” seems like
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Lucy Gooch: Desert Window Album Review
The first entries in Lucy Gooch’s discography—a pair of five-track ambient pop EPs doused in reverb and multi-tracked glossolalia—suggested that the York, England