How a Beat Becomes a Track

Big Music Issue 2011

Big Music Issue 2011 No band is an island. And the same goes for rappers, venues, beats, genres, and all the rest of it. There always remains that connection between the macro and the micro, the guy twiddling knobs in some west Baltimore art space and the left-field leans of th | 7/13/2011
It’s (Not) Over House music returns to Baltimore—not that it ever really left | 7/13/2011
Knights of the Round Robin Baltimore’s offbeat hip-hop underground expands its inner circle | 7/13/2011
Notes from the Underground DIY spaces are exploding, but Baltimore still has a venue black hole | 7/13/2011
How a Beat Becomes a Track | 7/13/2011

Street and Starz (and Shadow) Happy couple Nova Starz and Street Scott build dark, offbeat music together—with the help of their cat | 5/22/2013
Deathfest Preview Pentagram, The Obsessed, Infest, Venom, and more at Maryland Deathfest | 5/22/2013
Strum und Twang What’s up with folk and country | 5/22/2013
The Short List Raw Radar War, Cemetery Piss,Convulse, and more | 5/22/2013
Non-guilty Pleasures Indie-rock mainstays make pop-rock party record | 5/8/2013

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