Rap Dragons take us ten stories high
Rap Dragons were bound to happen, a Baltimore based rap group down with the Wham City collective. Rap Dragons border
Air Waves hit the road with The Beets
Not owning Air Waves' self-titled EP by now is criminal. It's destined to be canonized in the years to come,
Celebration and Beach House in a Baltimore parking lot
Beach House and Celebration played to a home crowd of a few hundred people on a warm summer evening in
Whartscape 2009, Sunday afternoon
There were many, many bands, some of which you already know a lot about, including that Dan Deacon guy and
Whartscape 2009, Friday night
Each year seems to see Wham City reaching out and building bonds with more of the complex Baltimore art community
Whartscape 2009, Saturday afternoon
Off and running by 1pm, the Saturday show at the MICA parking lot demonstrated some more of that apparent encompassing-of-all-of-Baltimore,
Listen: Drew Swinburne
Baltimore seems like a reasonable place for Drew Swinburne to end up. He's got a bit of the geeky Dan
Lylith Fare: Wham City Is Real
With DJ Dogdick, Teenage Souls, Mark Brown, Drew Swineburn, Lesser Gonzales Alvarez, The Creepers, Ana Lola Roman, Shams, Ed Schrader,
Read: Important Comics, a collection of unquestionable merit
Do you like comics? Sure you do. Do you like strange minimalist comics with an uncanny accuracy for capturing the
Listen: Microkingdom, Baltimore unjazz
I've noted this before, but Microkingdom serves as an excellent reminder of the multi-faced nature of the city of Baltimore.
