Listen | Strangerwolf is too distinct for “indie folk”
On new EP, Strangerwolf expands on their distinct style of minimalism-meets-stark emotion.
Daniel A. Brown is a musician, writer, and editor living in Jacksonville, Florida. A onetime bassist for Royal Trux and ’68 Comeback, Brown is the former twice-arts and entertainment editor for Folio Weekly and is a regular contributor to the visual arts site BURNAWAY. A Kentucky native, Brown is a proud product of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, and enjoys meditation, mysticism, and misanthropy.
On new EP, Strangerwolf expands on their distinct style of minimalism-meets-stark emotion.
Through Crystal Floyd's diverse and halting mixed-media work there is a recurring exaltation of what is not human.
A cerebral documentarian, artist Tony Rodrigues keeps his shoulder to the wheel, no matter the external circumstances.
The latest cut and accompanying video by Duval hip-hop artist Jahny Steel is a macro-dose of 21st-century trippery.
Artist Christopher Clark, AKA Cooli Ras, reports in real time on canvas and paper.
Through her own unique vision, Jennifer Lail sees and paints things as they are.
"Four Track Love Song" is the newest cut from top-tier singer-songwriter rickoLus's ode to Jacksonville Beach.
Lost Club's retro (but not cripplingly anachronistic) solo project maintains a partly cloudy atmosphere.
Einstein’s context within the ‘80s underground music scene is a sociology study best drowned out by the music cranked within the 250-person-capacity room.
New and wildly entertaining video from electro-pop artist mixes is a colorful melodrama.
See why Void reader's chose Blk Jay's "Ephemeral Thoughts" as this year's best music video in the 904.
With a specialty record label and a raging music festival Winterland Presents keeps kicking out the jams.
An artist residency program and edition publishing house, Long Road Projects has invited 20 renowned artists to Northeast Florida.
With choose-your-own-adventure-style music video, new cult-band Kairos Creature Club paves the way for "Voodoo Success"
904-based band SWAMP is very good; and metal-AF.
A crucial label promoting the progressive production of the distinctive Duval hip-hop scene.
Since 2007 standout improv musician Jamison Williams has released an intense amount of recorded output through his Vantage Bulletin label.
Mr. Al Pete is all about community. While he admits that he’s somewhat of a witness …
Dustin Harewood is as magnanimous as he is busy. As a visual artist, curator, and ar…
TOMBOI is back with the languid, electronic dreamscape "Off the Ground".
Eight years after opening and operating 1904 Music Hall, Jason Hunnicutt estimates t…
There was a time roughly 10 years ago when local label Infintesmal Records was relea…
Folk is People continues to balance the emotional with the celebratory with their la…
On their debut release, doom-sludge-core trio TANSIT display their former skills at …
In the past decade, BeBe Deluxe has become a de facto celebrity in the local Drag Qu…