Tonight!: MillionYoung and Sumsun at Propaganda’s $2 Tuesday

Sonic Reducer — Propaganda’s first dance party — is going to have an incredible kick-off party, which we’ve just been informed about by Sumsun himself. It’s super last-minute, and we’re still super amped. More awesome still is that it’s Two Dollar Tuesdays — that’s a $2 cover, $2 wells, and…

Last Night: Wiz Khalifa at Revolution, Sunday, June 20

Wiz KhalifaWith Numonics and Phresh JamesRevolution Live, Fort LauderdaleSunday, June 20, 2010 No, there were no fog machines running in Revolution during the Wiz Kalifah show, not a single one. No, the low-lying cloud settled on the sold-out crowd of skinny jeans, fitted hats, and colorful shoes was completely man-made…

Glimpses of the South Florida Scene: Alexander

Glimpses of the South Florida Scene is a weekly column devoted to the artists thriving within Broward and Palm Beach counties featuring interviews with the folks making it happen. This week, Alexander.Ryan Alexander is a superhero. When I met with him to ask him about his band (entirely his brainchild),…

There Is Enough Content: Comparing Radio to the Drug Trade

Evan Rowe is a local songwriter and performer best-known as Catalonia, a professor of political science and history at Broward College, and a small-d democratic strategist with no party affiliation. Each week, we surrender our space for his thoughts on the music industry and how they relate to our region…

Q&A: Jordin Sparks; Tuesday Night at Revolution

After winning American Idol in 2007, Jordin Sparks hasn’t attained Carrie Underwood-level success, but she’s fared far better in her pop career than Idol alums like Taylor Hicks. Her self-titled debut album featured two smash singles, “Tattoo” and a duet with Chris Brown, “No Air.” Both songs showed that Sparks…

Electric Six to Play Culture Room on October 5

Possibly no other band can combine punk with disco, new wave, garage, metal, and classic-rock undertones quite like the Electric Six. The Detroit six-piece gained notoriety in 2003 when rumors spread that its hit single “Danger! High Voltage” had backup vocals sung by a then-unknown Jack White. They weren’t true,…

Tonight! Viva le Vox Celebrates New CD at Respectable Street

Freaks and fans alike can brace themselves for Lake Worth act Viva le Vox’s upcoming CD-release party, a spectacle some might refer to as a “hillbilly zombie circus.” Freaks aside, the band is a local work of art worth checking out if you want to feel scared and uncomfortable yet…

Crossfade: School of Seven Bells, Dead Meat, Kid Sister, and Deer Tick

So maybe Crossfade and County Grind are living separately, but our split was completely amicable. Here are a few stories reported recently via Miami’s raddest music blog that we want to make sure our readers see.School of Seven Bells: ethereal, gorgeous melodies featuring a dude from Secret Machines and On!Air!Library!…

Tonight! Perpetual Groove Begins Two-Day Stint at Culture Room

Still feeding off the glistening energy from Memorial Day weekend’s Amberland, Perpetual Groove gifts South Florida with two nights of feel-good tunes. The band, which schedules its annual visit to SoFla each December, is serving up another double-dose for fans at the Culture Room Friday, June 18 and Saturday, June…

Review: Guy Harvey Music Video Shoot at Respectable Street, June 17

Guy Harvey’s “The Rope” Video ShootRespectable Street, West Palm BeachThursday, June 17, 2010Video director Carlos Charlie Perez flew down from New York earlier in the day to capture the loose-limbed Lake Worth quartet Guy Harvey barreling through a catchy post-punk set in West Palm Beach on Respectable Street’s back patio…