Jason Cohen
America in 2016 = Pizza From an ATM
Xavier’s Pizza ATM traffics in a tastier kind of currency.
The Biggest Distillery You’ve Never Heard of is in Lawrenceburg, Indiana
How did a distillery in Lawrenceburg that everybody still calls “Seagram’s” come to be the source of the best rye whiskey in America, and a helluva lot of good bourbon, too? It starts with the water—and the expertise of master distiller Greg Metze. Where it ends no one knows.
11 Facts About Leggy
The hard-touring, manically melodic, self-described “lush-punk” local trio—guitarist Veronique Allaer, bassist Kerstin Bladh, and drummer Chris Campbell—open Bunbury Music Festival on June 3.
Cincinnati Kid: Michael Anthony
The road to a James Beard Award can be long and hard, and for Michael Anthony it ran from his parents’ garden in New Richmond through a bakery and farm in Japan, various high-test kitchens in Paris, and on to some of the swankier restaurants in New York. Still, all along the way, he never lost his appreciation for a really tasty beet.
Cincinnati Kid: Peter Greenberg of Barrence Whitfield & The Savages
Once the city was his rock and roll oyster and Short Vine the pearl. Now, this Godfather of American garage rock splits his time between the Southwest and traveling the world with Barrence Whitfield & The Savages. Kicking out the jams never sounded so good.
A MidPoint Music Festival Chill Meter
With roughly 120 bands and 10 venues, the 14th annual MidPoint Music Festival (September 25–27) offers a full weekend of rhythm, noise, and melody. And for anybody over 30, that’s also a lot of time, attention, and energy. Pace yourself with our guide to 10 MPMF artists, ranked by how intense (or mellow) a set you should expect. We present: the MidPoint Chill Meter.
A Proto-Punk Revival At Woodward Theater
Cincinnati is just one of the 11 stops on the 50th anniversary tour of Pacific Northwest garage-rock legends the Sonics.
Flushed With Success?
The Cincinnati Cyclones' logo was as dated as the name “Firstar Center.” Not anymore.