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Photos: New Times members celebrate 35 years of Nirvana’s "Nevermind" (opens the original)
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Music has a way of bringing people together, and what better excuse for a gathering than the 35th anniversary of one of the most influential albums in rock history? On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Miami New Times took over Technique Records for a listening party celebrating 35 years of Nirvana’s seminal album, “Nevermind.” Members and local grunge fans gathered to revisit the record, trade memories and celebrate the lasting impact Nirvana has had on generations of musicians and listeners. And this wasn’
"Yo soy Boricua" (opens the original)
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Who gets to decide who is Latino and who isn’t? Backstreet Boy Howie Dorough confronted that question earlier this year when he released “Coquí,” his first original solo single in Spanish and a reclamation of his Puerto Rican roots. Though he says the reception to the song has been amazing, it’s also invited a fair amount of jokes, ridicule, and controversy. For some listeners, Dorough’s embrace of his heritage seems suspiciously well-timed. Puerto Rican visibility is at an all-time high in Amer
Rosalía unleashed the drama and divinity of her Lux Tour in Miami (opens the original)
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Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images for Live Nation It smelled like Le Labo and weed. The air was thick with anticipation as the crowd at a sold-out Kaseya Center waited for their high priestess to reveal herself. The atmosphere was set from the moment fans arrived, with classical music playing and the back of a giant canvas reading “Lux Tour 2026,” signed “Rosalía” in the lower left corner, greeting the audience. At 8:56 p.m., the Heritage Orchestra walked in to Jimi Hendrix’s “Angel.” The
Celebrate 35 years of Nirvana's "Nevermind" at Technique Records (opens the original)
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Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images It was September 1991, and rock music was about to take a sharp turn. The Cold War was nearing its end, hair metal was losing its grip on the mainstream, and three musicians from the Pacific Northwest were preparing to introduce millions of listeners to a volatile blend of punk angst, heavy guitars, and pop melody. Released Sept. 24, 1991, Nirvana’s “Nevermind” became the breakthrough few could have predicted. Produced by Butch Vig, it was the band’s f
Miami record shop Crazy Vinyl Record launches its own label (opens the original)
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Miami’s local vinyl industry shows no signs of slowing down, with not only new record stores opening across the Magic City, but some also expanding their businesses and launching labels. At least that’s the case with Crazy Vinyl Record. Founded by Marcos Mirabal, Crazy Vinyl Record opened in January, offering new and used vinyl, with a selection leaning into soul, funk, jazz, Latin, salsa, disco, hip-hop, and rare grooves, plus a healthy dose of classic rock and contemporary releases. Now, the D
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