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ARTS Pick: Dr. Southclaw’s wild ride

Implementing massive bass riffs, pulsing drums, screaming guitars and sing-alongs, five-piece freak funk phenomenon Dr. Slothclaw bends the genre to its liking and you’re in for a wild ride. The […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 31, 2018

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Album reviews: Camila Cabello, BØRNS, Reptaliens and Shopping

Camila Cabello Camila (Sony) I don’t exactly follow Fifth Harmony, and I missed the controversy surrounding Camila Cabello’s split with the group. Hope I’m not supposed to hate her because […]

nickrubin | January 25, 2018

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ARTS Pick: Ruth B. creates a safe haven for listeners

When Ruth B. posted her first Vine in 2013, it’s a safe bet she had no idea where it would take her. Her following grew quickly and as she became […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 24, 2018

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ARTS Pick: Jason Burke blends classic country with rock ‘n’ roll

Blending the classic boot-tapping rhythm of country with the guitar tones of rock ‘n’ roll from the ’60s and ’70s, Jason Burke has become a musical staple in central Virginia […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 24, 2018

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ARTS Pick: Local musician Maria DeHart releases new EP

From the ambient, simplistic beats of her track “high,” to the steady, head-bobbing chord progression of her latest cut “nightmare weekend,” local talent Maria DeHart’s music is as varied and […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 24, 2018

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ARTS Pick: Keys N Krates crafts dance-worthy tunes

Live electronic gurus Keys N Krates defy the stereotype of button-pushing that’s often thrown at their genre. Keyboardist David Matisse, drummer Adam Tune and turntablist Jr. Flo expertly craft layers […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 24, 2018

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Movie review: A dazzling finale for Daniel Day-Lewis in Phantom Thread

The world of Paul Thomas Anderson is one in which the mundane, everyday lives of its characters are already riveting before something positively insane happens. Look at his most recent […]

kristoferjenson | January 24, 2018

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Wadada Leo Smith’s creative music leads the Impulse Festival

Heralded as a pioneering figure in the field of music for more than five decades, composer and trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith’s artistic vision knows no bounds. Throughout his prolific career—which […]

desiremoses | January 24, 2018

Arts

Warren Craghead draws the campaign and presidency in Trump Trump

Every day since Donald J. Trump became the Republican presidential nominee on July 21, 2016, local artist Warren Craghead has drawn him, or someone in his administration. Now six months’ […]

writerlorne | January 24, 2018

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Rapper Waasi breaks out with Betterdaze

Sitting in the living room of his mom’s house, Malcolm “Waasi” Wills, wearing a retro Looney Tunes T-shirt under a letterman sweater, leans over and lights a stick of incense. […]

erinohare | January 24, 2018

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