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The poet discusses his work in an interview co-produced with The Adroit Journal.
Communication marks its first year of creative community-building with a weekend of music and art.
King Hu's 1973 film is a dizzyingly choreographed high point in the wuxia genre.
An experimental show heavy on volatile modular synths.
This 2013 film transcends its standard-issue coming-of-age setup.
London quartet Black Midi's debut album tries to push the limits of experimental rock.
Two excellent Madison DJs inaugurate Crucible's new "low-sensory" dance night.
John Carpenter traded gore for atmospheric suspense in this 1980 film.
The poet discusses his work in an interview co-produced with The Adroit Journal.
Black Midi, “The Fate Of Lee Khan,” experimental music at the Tip Top, and more events of note in Madison this week.
The Madison queer-punk duo celebrates the release, "We're Gay," on July 20 at The Wisco.
The historic venue's upcoming calendar also includes return visits from Kaki King and Richard Thompson.
L.L. Bean's insensitive marketing display highlights the two realities of downtown Madison.
The Madison-based artist discusses how her work has changed, and the process of making a living from it.
A brief reflection on Bon Iver's visit to CERN.
The original “Mad Max,” Omar-S, and more events of note in Madison this week.
Aya Sinclair is a Manchester-based producer and DJ.
The folksinger discusses her latest album, “Grief In Exile.”