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One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 12/8-12/11

Thursday, 12/8 Dirty Nitrous (pictured above), Gangsta Fun, JMungz, Popsh!t, Retch @ Canal Club 8pm. Thursday, 12/8 The Recliners (photo from churchhillphoto.com) @ Tobacco Company 7:30pm. Thursday, 12/8 PBR (pictured above), Bucket @ The Republic 8pm. Free....

GHOST OF POP: Horsehead

While Ghost of Pop tends to focus on certain pop tropes, they don’t let approach get in the way of who is invited. By involving the likes of J Seger, David Shultz and the Skyline, Mermaid Skeletons and even Palominos over the years, the showcase has been able to spend...

Five Questions With Young Adult Fiction

Formed by a group of VCU students two years ago in a dorm room, Young Adult Fiction have grown into one of the better indie rock bands that the Richmond scene has to offer. Their incorporation of a modern pop sensibility into a sound that harks back to the great...

DAILY RECORD: Botanist

Botanist – I: The Suicide Tree/II: A Rose From The Dead (tUMULt Records) Conventional wisdom dictates that there is really no creative endeavor that one can undertake which might be seen as genuinely new. Reviewing music for any amount of time generally confirms this,...

GHOST OF POP: My Old Ways

The wonderful thing about the Ghost of Pop is that it offers the ability for people to check in on what some of their favorite local musicians have been up to. My Old Ways is the latest from Trey Cutrell of Palominos and Curtis Patton of David Shultz and the...

GHOST OF POP: Kid Is Qual

On paper, Kid is Qual is a daunting band to explain. Two bassists and a drummer creating frenzied, glorious pop music? Sounds kind of crazy--which I think is really what they aim to accomplish: infiltrating pop music with a new sense of style that can only really...

DAILY RECORD: Obsessor

Obsessor – Sick Salvation (Tankcrimes Records) It seems that practitioners of heavier music often fall victim to a sort of formalism, whether adopting too snugly to the constraints of a particular genre or deluding themselves into the belief that they exercise some...

One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 12/5-12/7

Monday, 12/5 The Inflatables @ The Camel 8pm. Free. 18+ Monday, 12/5 Mutilation Rites (pictured above), War Graves, Ravn @ Strange Matter 10pm. 18+ Tuesday, 12/6 Obscura (pictured above), Abysmal Dawn, Enfold Darkness @ Kingdom 5pm. Tuesday, 12/6 Compass Rose...

DYI : Depressed Buttons, Mixmeat Mixtape!

DEPRESSED BUTTONS, which includes members of electro-indie outfit The Faint, are coming to kick off our new dance night at the Hat Factory, DESTROY YOUR IDOLS on February 17th. Recently included on world famous, taste-maker label Mad Decent and playing to sold out shows all over the country, these guys from the midwest are blowing up like a...

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One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 1/20-1/23

1/20 The Malah (pictured above), Former Champions @ The Camel 8pm. 1/20 Ender, Destruction Of A King, Before Him, Farther Than Forgotten, A Study of Scarlet (pictured above), Slit Throat Symphony @ Alley Katz 5pm. all ages. 1/21 The Diamond Center, visuals by Cosmic Hum @ Cous Cous 10pm. 1/21 RVA Magazine pres. ‘Cold Cuts’ with Long Jawns & DJ...

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Joey Ripps “For The Minute”

Richmond MC Joey Ripps reps the Just Plain Sounds crew and is teaming up once again with blocSonic to release his second album "Son of 1000 Pardons." In 2009 he released "The Catastrophic Connection," a collection of tracks that bridged the gap between hip-hop classic and current. The first cut from his new album "For The Minute," features...

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Mile High Club Full Moon Party

WHO: Doddie, Mr. E, Les La Britanica, Hush Hush & 666A.M. WHAT: Mile High Club Full Moon Party WHEN: Wednesday, January 19th 2011 WHERE: Aria X Diesel, 1375 Oceana Blvd, VA Beach WHO: Doddie, Mr. E, Les La Britanica, Hush Hush & 666A.M. WHAT: Mile High Club Full Moon Party WHEN: Wednesday, January 19th 2011 WHERE: Aria X Diesel, 1375 Oceana Blvd,...

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RVA TV: Malice of Clipse Book Promo

Malice (Gene Elliot Thornton, Jr.) of VA Beach's hip hop duo Clipse is about to release his own book entitled Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind & Naked. Malice (Gene Elliot Thornton, Jr.) of VA Beach's hip hop duo Clipse is about to release his own book entitled Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind & Naked. This video is an accompaniment to an excerpt...

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BOUNCE 035 James Gyre “Bmore than you can be”

Welcome to 2011!! And the first new BOUNCE - bringing back one of our favorite Dj's James Gyre from Pittsburgh with a special short set. Welcome to 2011!! And the first new BOUNCE - bringing back one of our favorite Dj's James Gyre from Pittsburgh with a special short set. James runs Garden of Early Delights in Pitt and is a serious music lover...

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Weekend With Audio Ammo

Audio Ammo is taking over the weekend with two bangers that should not be missed. Doddie and Long set it off at NY Deli on Friday with plenty of bass that is sure to have everyone cuttin a rug and then Saturday DMC US Champion will be spinnin along side the crew at Brain Drain. Peep the links for more info. WHO: Long Jawns & DJ Doddie WHAT: RVA...

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DAILY FIX: Lubec, “Cherry Adair”

Lubec - "Cherry Adair" from The Acme Thunderer on Vimeo. Local indie rockers Lubec have just released a video for their song "Cherry Adair," the first video from their EP Nothing Is Enough (on The Acme Thunderer; also available from Lubec's Bandcamp page). The video was made by a group of local filmmakers, including director Daniel John Lerch,...

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Lights East At The National

Lights East are a new Richmond band featuring former members of Alabama Thunderpussy. Their Southern-fried prog-rock is worth keeping an eye out for. Todd Raviotta caught their set on January 13 at The National and brought us back the following pictorial and audio-visual evidence: Lights East from Todd Raviotta on Vimeo. See the full photo set...

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