The stern majesty of Scott Walker, softened by the syrupy ache of Roy Orbison, on this premiere from the forthcoming Sketches EP.
Brian Howe
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Art-Pop Visionary Shara Nova Uses Dance Music to Plumb the Paradoxes of Self and Society
Lucid and otherworldly, A Million and One is like a hazy glimpse into a parallel universe where Laurie Anderson is Robyn’s producer.
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Triangle First: Sink into a Low-Key-Funky Comedown with Charlotte Producer Axnt’s “Chillingdawn”
We’ve got the premiere of a stone-faced but blissed-out track from Double Image, coming soon from Durham’s Raund Haus label.
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The INDY’s Rolling On-Site Coverage of Dreamville Festival’s Raleigh Debut
As we tweet the scene at Dix Park, don’t forget to also follow our Instagram for photos as the festival unfolds.
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Full Frame: American Visions
Amid its global offerings, this year’s Full Frame Documentary Film Festival delves into what it means to live, work, and dream in our country now.
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Dreamville Festival Is a Test Case for J. Cole’s Clout, Dix Park, and Hip-Hop in Raleigh
The who, the what, the why, and the Nelly of the latest festival to enter the Triangle fray.
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Triangle First: Ride This Wave of Ecstasy with the New Boulevards Single, “K.M.O”
We’re sorry to be forward, but this is a sexy song about sex.
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Triangle First: Reese McHenry Lays Three Chords Flat on Garage-Rock Rave-Up “Bye Bye Baby”
We’ve got the premiere of the second single from No Dados, due out in April, and it’s a scorcher.
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Meet the Next Wave of MFA-Bred Artists Without Setting Foot on Campus
UNC’s art MFA and Duke’s MFA|EDA launch their thesis exhibits this week. Interestingly, none of them are in Chapel Hill.
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Dreamville Festival Announces the Lineup for Its Raleigh Debut
After Hurricane Florence put the kibosh on the September debut of J. Cole’s hip-hop fest in Dix Park, Dreamville tries again with a mix of familiar bookings and fresh faces.
