Photos | Turnstile, Blood Orange, Speed, and Jane Remover in Richmond

by R. Anthony Harris | CULTURE, ELECTRONIC & EXPERIMENTAL, METAL, PUNK, THRASH & HARDCORE, PHOTOGRAPHY, POP CULTURE, ROCK & INDIE

Turnstile returned to Richmond on Wednesday, and it felt like Brown’s Island could barely contain them. The Baltimore hardcore outfit has long since broken past genre borders, crafting songs that reach across generations of music fans. Last night, they looked every...

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NEW DESIGNS OUT NOW! As loss of work affects Richmond’s local creative communities during coronavirus, artist Nico Cathcart and RVA Magazine come together to raise money for local artists and benefit Feed More. There are no words to adequately express the...

‘Never Really Off The Clock’: Bringing The Newsroom Home During COVID-19

For journalists during the COVID-19 outbreak, working from home has become the new normal. Marc Davis closes his laptop in his one-bedroom apartment and turns on the television. His day at work is over, but his work mind hasn’t shut off. His office for the time being,...

Deau Eyes Gets Fancy

With their video for "Some Do," Richmond indie-rock group Deau Eyes presents a positive message of inclusion and acceptance -- along with some excellent tuneage. Ali Thibodeau is Deau Eyes, a Richmond-based singer-songwriter whose debut album, Let It Leave, will be...

Conflict On The Web

For Richmond record store Vinyl Conflict, surviving the COVID-19 outbreak has meant taking their business online. When the coronavirus outbreak hit, Vinyl Conflict owners Bobby Egger and Melissa Mazula were out of the country. They'd had a buying trip to the UK...

Civil Rights Office at HHS Moves Closer to Killing Protections for LGBTQ Patients

Run by Christian right activist Roger Severino, the Health And Human Services office has been pushing in this direction for a while now. Roger Severino, a Christian right activist who heads the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services’s Office for Civil Rights, is one...

Legislature Delays Minimum Wage Increase Amid Budget Concerns

The delay will push the first statewide minimum wage increase back by four months, to May 2021; some lawmakers view this delay as the lesser of two evils. Labor advocates and Virginia legislators worried the recently passed bill to increase minimum wage might die...

Best Of VA Missed Connections April 22 – April 28

Welcome to another week of Missed Connections, where quarantine seems to be eroding some people's grasp on reality. I mean, I know witches are real, both of the Wiccan and pagan varieties. But if you're looking to change your age and/or gender, that's not really how...

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The Visual Splendor of Anime Ink

By Ash Griffith

Anime Ink, a convention celebrating anime, tattoos, and anime tattoos, as well as many related elements of pop culture, took over the Greater Richmond Convention Center this past weekend, for the first time since before the pandemic. Fans flocked to the gathering; our...

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Nightmare On Broad Street: An Interview With David Pijor

By Gabriel Santamaria

After a long pandemic-related sabbatical, the Coalition Theater has returned to action, and this Halloween weekend will bring the eighth incarnation of their long-running Halloween event, spread across four nights. Gabe Santamaria spoke to Coalition co-founder and...

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The Dark Side Of Red Vein

By George Wethington

Richmonders have been both terrified and impressed by the carnage on display every October at Red Vein Haunted House. But one question has remained unanswered: Is it just for show, or is the terror real? George Wethington learned the answer the hard way. “No. Fuck,...

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Best Of VA Missed Connections October 20 – October 26

By Marilyn Drew Necci

Hey, welcome to another week of Missed Connections, where the looming shadow of Halloween envelops our entire week. If you're still trying to figure out what sort of costume you're gonna wear this year, you might need a momentary escape from these sartorial anxieties....

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Melting The Ice

By Kieran Cleary

Philadelphia psych-rockers and Citrus City alumni Crumb drew a full house at The Broadberry and kicked off their latest tour with an excellent set that warmed the place up on a cool night. Kieran Cleary brings us the details. On Friday, October 15, art rock took over...

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