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Saxophonist Darryl Yokley Channels ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Through the Lens of Contemporary Jazz
In the Village Voice bestselling author T.J. English interviews saxophonist Darryl Yokley about his ambitious take on a literary masterpiece.
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Fifty Years On, ‘Play It As It Lays’ Shines Like a Black Hole
Michael Atkinson's essay on "Play It as It Lays" in the Village Voice notes that this 53-year-old gem still packs an existential punch.
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Beau’s Smashing Surprise
In the Village Voice, Emma Jenney of Beau told us about a pair of unexpected tickets to see Smashing Pumpkins.
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Discovering Devin Jacobsen, and America, Through a New Short Story Collection
The Village Voice reviews Devin Jacobsen's far-ranging short story collection, “The Summer We Ate Off the China.” ...
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Review: ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Proves the Devil’s Work is Never Done
Much like HBO’s The Penguin, Disney+’s Daredevil: Born Again signals a shift in how comic book IPs are handled by prioritizing depth, artistry and storytelling over commercial appeal and shock value.
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Pirouette: From Paper Bags to Digital Ashes
A new exhibition at MoMA showcases the industrial design of our never-ending age of anxiety.
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‘Deli Boys’ Serves Up Its Own Brand Of Unique Comedy
In the Village Voice, the latest Unbinged post looks at Hulu's crime and comedy mashup, "Deli Boys," and finds it's worthy ...
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Flipping Over the Classics: Streisand, The Beatles, and The Cure
In the Village Voice the New York City-based indie electronic trio Occurrence discuss some albums for the ages.
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Rocking the House for Tibet House
The Village Voice covers this year's iteration of the always star-studded benefit concert for Tibet House at Carnegie Hall.
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THE PARTY THAT WON’T DIE: INSIDE THE DON’T DIE SUMMIT AFTER PARTY AT NEUEHOUSE
In a city that never sleeps but often overindulges, the Don’t Die Summit After Party at NeueHouse felt like a revelation. Gone were the usual booze-soaked, blurry-eyed industry mixers; instead ...