Noisegasm: David Byrne + St. Vincent
I’ll admit: I wasn’t totally on board with this collaboration… until I was unexpectedly given 4th row center tickets to see the two at the Orpheum in SF last night. … Continue reading
RAB Radio #19: Where Next, Columbus?
DJ Ashtray and I spin female fronted punk from around the world between ear-killing mic feedback, rants about Columbus, and self-defense tips for women. Stream or download the whole damn … Continue reading
Arts Bombast: Mark Wiener
I heard from HuffPo that Mark Wiener died. Then I looked him up on Wikipedia, and it said he was still alive. Can we talk about how creepy that experience … Continue reading
In the Mood For… Pussy Riot Vodka
Two, no THREE, of my favorite things combined: femmepunk + booze + political art. Behold: Pussy Riot Vodka, “a PUNK sensibility, with a higher price point.” Artists Gordy Grundy and … Continue reading
Arts Bombast: 24th St. McDonald’s “Pop Up” Gallery
Confession: As a self-proclaimed “caffiend” who lives in a city with endless opportunities to drink DAMN FINE coffee (shout out to Coffee Bar on Bryant), sometimes, I decide to save … Continue reading
In the Mood For… Banned Books
It is a well-known fact that our country has a history of banning and censoring some of the most insightful, inspired, and inventive material ever produced. And in case you … Continue reading
Arts Bombast: The Thing Quarterly
Subscribers of San Francisco’s “object-based publication” The Thing Quarterly receive a new issue of the “periodical” at their doorstep 4 times a year. The periodical, as it happens, is actually … Continue reading
Arts Bombast: Duffy
If you live in Zaragoza, Spain (and I know so many of you do) you ought to be stoked right now. Now through November 11th, Centro de Historias and Contemporanea … Continue reading
Arts Bombast: Raw Magazine
Fun fact: Before Art Spiegelman was busy winning the Pulitzer Prize, and before Francoise Mouly was busy being the art editor of the New Yorker, the quirky couple co-edited a … Continue reading
Noisegasm: Mars
COOL STORY: Byron Coley’s Feeding Tube Records is releasing unheard (to most of us) material from one of my all-time favorite bands- Mars. The LP is called “Live at Irving … Continue reading
Ribbon Around A Bomb 