[POP PUNK] The “Nudist Punk Rock” collective Keep Flying will perform at Sugar City this Monday, December 18. With their single “Safety Harbour” debuting online, the group is slowly coming up in the pop punk ranks. The lead vocalists, Henry and D.
International Union For the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Issues New Report About Decline of Biodiversity
The IUCN is an iternationally recognized organization that is composed of both government and civil society organizations. It was created in 1948 and is designed to provide public, private, and non-governmental organizations with the knowled and tos that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together.
[HEALING] As pushers of underground DIY events, the folks of Strange Allure feel the need to support those lost in the tragic warehouse fire in Oakland. In response, they’re throwing a daytime party at Dreamland this Sunday, December 18 dubbed Healing Channel.
Indeed the title, Good News Thursday may prove short-lived. It would seem that those of us that enjoy social justice and environmental sanity are on the short end of the stick when it comes to trying to find good things to report.
Gallery 164, the multidisciplinary artspace at 164 Allen Street that is run by architect Brad Wales and dancer Beth Elkins Wales, has been quiet for a couple years.
[LECTURE] Orson Welles famously described his first experience of working in a Hollywood studio as “ ‘the biggest electric-train set any boy ever had.” The Beatles certainly felt that way about the recording studio, and their quest to explore every kind of sound possible reached its peak with the double album The Beatles, commonly known as “The White Album.” With the aid of studio pro George Martin, the musicians indulged their every curiosity, bending forms from the blues and country to chamber music, ska and the experimental collages of Karlheinz Stockhausen to their own ends.
