Music, art and culture, on record.
It was a four-year roller coaster ride of tense relationships, ultimately leading to broken friendships and the end of one of Melbourne’s most interesting rock bands.
Documenting independent music and culture as it happens, presenting it publicly, and keeping it accessible over time. Not optimized for feeds. Just making sure the work exists...clearly, carefully, and on record.
DEVO is coming to Hello Lincoln on April 11.
Welcome to the DIY Videographer, a new series from Argentina’s Salvador Cresta (Midnight Music Review in the Attic, Dissecting Zelmar). In it, he teaches viewers how to create videos using obsolete and janky technology.
Noda Poppa of Greek band Acid Baby Jesus hires Salvador Cresta to create a video for his new solo single, "The Sadistic Boy." But from there, things get complicated and struggles with the artistic process ensue. Will the DIY Videographer pull it off?
The Sonoran Death metal band is set to take over the globe.
In this episode of T-Time, SNL's Sarah Squirm shows off some truckstop finds.
Classic synth pop and jangle rock from the early aughts.
The Tucson venue is a community anchor.
In this episode of T-Time, Perry explores South Philly lore with Adam Bruskin.
Sunflower Bean's Julia Cumming is cool, but not how you think.
Les Claypool keeps mutating—and he's taking three different projects on tour at the same time.
The meat is on the fire, the parrot is ready for two days of around-the-clock rock & roll.
King Tuff gives a shouted tour of his merch table in Austin, Texas.
Akron art-punks Devo join us to discuss the world of tomorrow—and today.
DIY takes a whole community.
To boot or not to boot?
Chicago's REZN adds lap steel to its doom-laden sound.
Many of the songs on this album came from dreams.
Catch Big Trouble in Little China 6/6/2026.
