M.I.L.F.
Pop culture's fixation on hot moms
The Great Demo Review 2010, Part Two
Be careful what you ask for—it's our annual critique of stuff submitted by San Diego County's very, very brave musicians
Beach bum
Mike Pinto’s acoustic reggae and San Diego’s breezy climes make a perfect fit
The curious case of Benjamin Johnson
A rock vet tries his hand at hip-hop—and it doesn’t suck
'Twas the best of times...
The economy might've sucked, but music flourished in 2010
Endangered species
San Diego record stores struggle for survival
Fucking rock
Epic solos! Epochal riffs! Epiphanous james! Earthless are equal-opportunity mind-blowers
David's world
David Liebe Hart may believe in aliens, but he still has to pay the bills
Victim of circumstance
San Diego rappers speak out against recent wave of violence
Band of brothers
Convoy reunites to play at their old haunt
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San Diego Unseen: An Urban Portrait
May 24, 2012
TRIART and 3RDSPACE present a photo art show featuring San Diego urban landscapes.
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This Week´s Issue
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Lorie Zapf hopes a show of community support will save the stems
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Juvenile-justice experts question whether San Diego County Probation relies too heavily on OC spray to manage youth behavior
Editorial
The devils you know: We weigh in on local, state and federal races
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Wednesday, February 9,2011
Music
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Tracks worth following
From Idyllwild to Iceland to an attic in Golden Hill, The Tree Ring’s debut album travels well
Wednesday, February 2,2011
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Talking monsters
Skrillex mastermind Sonny Moore ditches metalcore for electronic dance music
Wednesday, February 2,2011
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Lovers at sea
Indie duo Tennis wrote their debut album after sailing the Eastern Seaboard
Wednesday, January 26,2011
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Darkness descends
Facing an existential dilemma, Rafter Roberts turns to Scandinavian black metal
During
the past year and a half, Singing Serpent was falling on hard times. The
San Diego-based jingle production company was struggling through an
industry-wide slump, leaving co-owners Rafter Roberts and Glen Galloway
no choice but to lay off employees with whom they’d been working for
years, many of them close friends.
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Wednesday, January 19,2011
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Sample symphonies
TV Girl blow up with a little help from technology—and Todd Rundgren
Wednesday, January 19,2011
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The long road
Blues veteran Tomcat Courtney made his way across the country before landing in San Diego
Wednesday, January 5,2011
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Mix and match
Percussionist Monette Marino-Keita spans the world on her solo debut
