The Echo

Long wait for new Avi Buffalo album proves disappointing

When asked if it will take four more years to make his next album, Zahner-Isenberg uncertainly responded that certain songs take longer to record than others, and that he was still learning about sound. Maybe this is good. Maybe the next four years will actually be worth the wait.

By William Ruof | September 8, 2014

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Top 5 authentic Chinese restaurants in the Valley

Check out five Chinese food locations and get your taste buds ready!

By Juliet Moo | September 8, 2014

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The world of cult films: 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'

At first it seemed as though I was watching a humongous drug trip, but then I realized that this film adaptation was of author Hunter S. Thompson's realization that the American Dream was now a survival mission.

By William Ruof | September 7, 2014

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'The Identical' impersonates a bad movie

The story of what Elvis Presley’s deceased twin brother might have been is an interesting concept — one that the film does not do justice.

By Samantha Shotzbarger | September 7, 2014

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Pro-feminist crowned Phoenix poetry king

Last night’s local Individual World Poetry Slam finals selected Phoenix’s official representative.

By Aimee Plante | September 7, 2014

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Adams' song 'My Wrecking Ball' knocks listeners down

If he continues to produce albums as good as this one, here's to hoping that that's a long, long time.

By Emily Zentner | September 7, 2014

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Karen O's 'Crush Songs' both shy and biting

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman reveals yet another facet of her talent with solo debut.

By Emily Zentner | September 7, 2014

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The Paper Knife, a multiplatform arts organization, releases second volume

"More of everything. More shows. More tapes. More books. More CDs. New content. A bit more activity," TPK said.

| September 6, 2014

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International poetry slam competition kicks off in Phoenix

Phoenix iWPS semifinals give a glimpse of who will perform at finals this weekend.

By Aimee Plante | September 5, 2014

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Look beyond the grime on Roosevelt for bona fide gems

With the artistic underbelly of Phoenix just a few blocks uptown of the Downtown campus, there’s no reason for students not to take the chance and explore what unique experiences the city has waiting for them.

By Emily Zentner | September 5, 2014

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One artist's long journey brings art to Midtown

After nearly 30 years, ASU alumna Lisa Sette breaks ground bringing her college dream to reality with the opening of the Lisa Sette commercial art gallery in Midtown Phoenix.

By Olivia Richard | September 5, 2014

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The underdog of the phone world: The Windows phone

Despite lagging far behind Android and Apple, the Windows Phone has potential and a bit of charm.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | September 4, 2014

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Arai Pastry brings taste of Japan to Tempe

Giving Tempe a taste of Japan.

By Juliet Moo | September 4, 2014

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Automotive shop or art space? One artist blends the two in her paintings

Lucretia Torva has dabbled in all kinds of art and all types of subjects, but now she finds herself inspired by one thing: cars.

By Keerthi Vedantam | September 4, 2014

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'Favorite Things' a smash hit at the Brickyard

The latest ceramics gallery gathers items from around the world, and close to the hearts of collectors.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | September 4, 2014

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Rubber Brother Records bids farewell to Parliament

Rubber Brother Records looks on to its next chapter as Parliament reaches its close.

By Aimee Plante | September 4, 2014

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A&E cancels 'Longmire,' upsetting delicate order of cable TV

The network axed the western drama despite it being its most watched scripted series ever. Here's why it should be picked up.

By Shane Weinstein | September 4, 2014

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Salif Keita to perform at the Musical Instrument Museum

The Golden Voice of Africa will be performing live on Sept. 10, and it's a performance you don't want to miss.

By Keerthi Vedantam | September 4, 2014

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TV premieres bring promising pilots, returning favorites

With new shows launching and hit shows returning, here are the five most anticipated fall TV premieres.

By Shane Weinstein | September 3, 2014

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Cover Models: J Mascis's 'Tied to a Star'

Marq Spusta’s artistic contribution to “Tied to a Star” may actually be the best part about the album — but that speaks more to the prowess of Spusta than J Mascis.

| September 3, 2014

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