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Serenity Gathering 2016: Safe in the sands

Conner Smith
March 30, 2016
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
The desert did us dirty at this year’s Serenity Gathering. With around-the-clock live art and opportunity for exploration in the stunning and stark Joshua Tree landscape, this communal coalescence hail...

Sacred Space for Serenity Gathering 2016

Conner Smith
March 3, 2016
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews
The extraterrestrial rock playgrounds of the Joshua Tree Retreat Center will serve as the location for what is sure to be this year’s most auspicious celebration of the spring equinox– Serenity Gathering. ...

Bicycle Day 2015 to celebrate sensation, create sacred space

Conner Smith
April 16, 2015
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Previews
A fusion of visual art and music in an experience of near mythical proportions, this year’s Bicycle Day production is set to impress just as much as -- if not more than -- last year’s. With names suc...

Thriftworks gets a cat: Or, Thriftworks expands catalogue with Fade, Fader, Fadest

Joanna Jiang
December 9, 2014
Album Review, Band of the Week
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The first thing you should know about Jake Atlas is that he’s not a DJ. Funny that, when most electronic artists get a kick out of spinning live, Atlas isn’t interested in turning up an inebriated dance flo...

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