This story issue featured in the March 22 issue of CityBeat.
Omaha, Nebraska singer-songwriter Simon Joyner will be bringing his brand of unique and poetic folk to Cincinnati in early April with a show at Torn Light Records in Clifton.
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Doug Paisley: Say What You Like Album Review
Doug Paisley’s records have always evoked big, broad rivers, drifting across the Earth without hurry. His smooth country songs are doing ancient work, asking questions of love and death and doubt; these are not fleeting topical concerns or minor peccadillos but, instead, issues of epochs, worries that won’t be solved
The BBC’s philistine attitude to classical music betrays more than mere ignorance
It would be easy to attack as pure philistinism the
Have deli sandwiches destroyed the American diet? Healthier alternatives and swaps
Sandwiches have long been a staple on American lunch menus, piled high with deli meats and toppings tucked between fluffy yet hearty bread.
While there are certainly ways to make sandwiches more healthy, some may still kick nutrition to the curb.
A sandwich with deli meats, cheese, mayonnaise and thousand
The best releases out on March 10 : All Songs Considered : NPR
Endless Summer Vacation, the latest from Miley Cyrus, tops this week’s shortlist of the best albums out on March 10.
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Miley Cyrus has gone through a lot of sonic transformations over the years, from the
The telling of a coastal family’s story through masks, song, and dance | Spare News
Alexandra Mehl
Tofino, BC – Timothy Masso and Hjalmer Wenstob have spent over a decade working together and collaborating on traditional masks, dances, and songs. In the recent years their collaborations have been used to share Tla-o-qui-aht culture with others. At Naaʔuu the two brothers shared their First Nation’s history,