Mount Caramel’s asynchronous electronics pull you, taffy-like, away from the center of something and hold you at a deliberative, transformational distance.
Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards is culture editor of the INDY, covering cultural institutions and the arts in the Triangle. She joined the staff in 2019 and assumed her current role in 2020.
Posted inMusic
Hiss Golden Messenger Needs a Teacher (and Your Preorder for His New Album)
New album “Terms of Surrender” will be released in September. “I Need a Teacher,” the first track on the album, dropped this week.
Posted inMusic
Wilco’s Fall Tour Includes a Stop in Cary
Ticket’s are now available for Wilco’s North American fall tour.
Posted inMusic
Mandolin Orange Kicks Off U.S. Tour in June
On the heels of an international tour for its sixth album, Mandolin Orange kicks off its summer tour June 1 with a special performance alongside Winston-Salem’s Symphony Chamber Orchestra.
Posted inMusic
Blues Musician Adia Victoria on Killing God to Save Herself
“The big taboo, the big secret, is that it feels good. It doesn’t hurt you. It’s not like damnation is waiting for you. It dramatized what I went through in my twenties: coming out as an atheist, and then losing my mind.”
Posted inFestivals
Durham’s Art Of Cool Announces September Lineup For Its Sixth-Annual Festival
Three-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Jill Scott will headline the Art of Cool festival September 27–29.
Posted inCulture
The Double Shift Documents Working Motherhood Without Sentimentality
“Being a working mother intersects with public policy and healthcare and politics and gender roles, but there’s very little journalism about it.”
Posted inMusic
2019 NC Music Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
On Thursday, Merle Watson, 9th Wonder, Mitch Easter, Big Daddy Kane, and Elizabeth Cotten were announced as the 2019 NC Music Hall of Fame inductees.
Posted inFestivals
Groove In The Garden Announces 2019 Festival Lineup
The homegrown music festival will return to Raleigh on Saturday, September 21.
Posted inFilm & Television
Good Sex Isn’t Easy. Dr. Ruth Is Still Here to Help.
The new documentary “Ask Dr. Ruth” demonstrates that the legendary sex therapist’s guidance is as funny, poignant, and essential as ever.
