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Live Performances FEATURED

Deer Tick 5/16/12

Deer Tick's music is composed of equal parts party anthems and wry Americana.
Anders Osborne 5/15/12

Anders Osborne has reinvented himself many times before, but given the way his life and career are going these days, he'd rather keep things just way they are for a while.

Maps and Atlases 5/13/12

By evolving rhythmic complexity toward subversively melodic pop, Maps and Atlases has arrived on fertile soil.
Vacationer 5/12/12

With a sunny outlook and warm, lush melodies, Vacationer puts a bright and positive spin on electronic pop.

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Music News & Reviews FEATURED

Video: Bo and the Locomotive performs 'Grass' for Show Me Shows

Before Paste Magazine told the nation so, it wasn't presumptuous to say Bo and the Locomotive is one of the best reasons to get excited about St. Louis music.
Concert photos: Alejandro Escovedo with Jimmy Griffin at Off Broadway, Tuesday, May 15

San Antonino-born Alejandro Escovedo performed last night at Off Broadway, and despite the fact that it was a Tuesday night, fans came out well into the night.

Event photos: Midwest Mayhem at the City Museum, Thursday, May 10

Another Midwest Mayhem has come and gone, leaving behind a giant, misshapen, multi-colored ball of memories.
Concert review: The Polyphonic Spree (with New Fumes and Sweet Lee Morrow) raise all voices at the Duck Room, Friday, May 11

Down the stairs and past the bar, a screen on the Duck Room stage displayed a jerky psychedelic image resembling a collage of contorted faces.

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KDHX News FEATURED

It's, like, that radical '80s Contest!

Like, this Saturday, you can totally find KDHX at the Benton Park Reclaiming the '80s 5K Walk and Stroll! And we…
88.1 KDHX DJ Spotlight: Rob Levy of Juxtaposition

An 88.1 KDHX DJ for 17 years, Rob Levy still calls Juxtaposition, his show that airs every Wednesday from 7-9…

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Media Arts FEATURED

Cinematography Present & Future, a Master Class

The digital revolution in filmmaking has caused a lot of changes within the past few years and cinematographers have had to adapt as more productions and studios abandon film for…
2012 Doc Challenge Finalists Announced

Twelve finalists have been announced for the 2012 International Documentary Challenge.

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Film Reviews FEATURED

'The Fairy' enchants a community

The Belgian/French film called The Fairy takes its name literally. A magical woman named Fiona enchants night-shift hotel clerk Dom whom she grants three wishes. Not too imaginative, Dom asks…
Offbeat humor defines 'Damsels in Distress'

In Metropolitan, Barcelona and The Last Days of Disco, writer/director Whit Stillman illustrated his offbeat approach to familiar topics. True to his fresh, humorous perspective, Stillman’s new film Damsels in…

Arts & Theater FEATURED

It's a match

Adam Flores as Pale? I thought director Rachel Tibbetts had miscast.
That’s a Winner!

Don (Steve Isom) is the kind of Little League coach that intimidates kids and their parents both. At first glance, it does seem that, to Don, winning really is the…

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‘The veil of extreme uncomfortableness’ An interview with Quintron and Miss Pussycat
Longtime St. Louis favorites Quintron and Miss Pussycat are making their way up the Mississippi from their home in New Orleans this Friday. The band brings its mix of homemade...
Concert review: The Polyphonic Spree (with New Fumes and Sweet Lee Morrow) raise all voices at the Duck Room, Friday, May 11
Down the stairs and past the bar, a screen on the Duck Room stage displayed a jerky psychedelic image resembling a collage of contorted faces. The disco ball spun slowly...
Event review: KDHX fans and DJs share love, music and chaos at Midwest Mayhem at the City Museum, Thursday, May 10
St. Louis music fans of all stripes gathered at the City Museum for Midwest Mayhem on Thursday evening to celebrate with the city’s independent radio station, 88.1 KDHX. While walking...
‘Let’s see what feels good’ An interview with Brothers Lazaroff
It’s been a big spring for Brothers Lazaroff. They stormed South by Southwest, armed with genre-bending remixes of Austin pal Elizabeth McQueen’s retro jazz before returning to St. Louis to...

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May

Wednesday

48hr Film Project Registration

The 48 Hour Film Project comes to St. Louis on the weekend of June 1 - 3, 2012. Filmmakers from all over the St. Louis area will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will...

May

Wednesday

Whole Earth Nuclear Ukulele Orchestra: KDHX Benefit

Whole Earth Nuclear Ukulele Orchestra will play the Broadway Oyster Bar on Wednesday, May 16th, featuring over 25 members of Jake’s Leg, Pickin’ Lickin’, Flea Bitten Dogs and more playing music of the...