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The Cure was kind of a great "stoner" band. No, it didn't have the guitar-noodling tropes of the '70s bong-rattling rock, nor a '90s grunge baked guitar fuzz

Handlebar Cafe is one of several new hybrid concepts that have opened their doors in Baltimore,

By Sarah Meehan

Mar 7, 2017

1. Diagonal composer Hans-Joachim Rodelius plays the Creative Alliance on Monday night, part of a lineup that's a testament to the West German art ro

With the renewed popularity of vinyl records, David Koslowski had a plan. Instead of the standard bookstore/cafe, he would combine his coffee shop with a record store.

Much as the Parisian bourgeoisie of the late-19th century lived in an era of the novel, we are living in an era of the rock 'n' roll memoir. In the p

One reader writes a tribute to David Bowie, another praises our remembrance of Sidney Mintz

1. As a teenager, I wanted to do all the things David Bowie did: He was brilliant but didn't totally take himself seriously and he fucked ladies and dudes and

We asked friend of City Paper Terence Hannum (who was, full disclosure, part of City Paper's "Blade Runner" discussion at the Windup Space last year), member of Locrian along with André Foisy and Steven Hess (and also one-half of the duo The Holy Circle, and an assistant professor of art at Stevenson University), to break down the doom minimalist trio's latest record, "Infinite Dissolution." Locrian plays the Metro Gallery on Sept. 10 with Barbelith, Birth (Defects), and Curse.

Dan Deacon first heard the term "stress addiction" a few years ago, and the Baltimore-based experimental-pop artist wondered aloud if it applied to his own life. Nearby, the former Ponytail drummer Jeremy Hyman looked back in disbelief.

By Wesley Case

Feb 18, 2015

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