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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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A Miami child prodigy and world-renowned violinist reimagine Vivaldi (opens the original)
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For Vladimir Perez Popov, the upcoming concert at the Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables on Oct. 8 featuring world-renowned violinist Eric Silberger and 12-year-old South Florida violin prodigy Amanda Kobayashi Nunez isn’t simply an opportunity to explore Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons — it’s a chance to lay the foundation for a better, more just world. “I really see musical education and performance as a model for a good society,” Popov, an accomplished musician and founder of the nonprofit Time
Aespa stages a fight for the soul of humanity in Miami (opens the original)
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In our age of no-guardrails originality-obliterating generative AI, surveillance state a-go-go, and a creeping technocracy betting on an accelerated automaton-ation of the youth as its quickest path to total power, we are in desperate need of new, perhaps unlikely cultural heroes to discover and exploit glitches in the ever-less-subtle matrix — and not in the sense of a troglodyte “manosphere” that recasts indiscriminate discrimination, rank exploitation and devolution as liberation, but one whi
EyeHateGod to bring “end-time blues” to Las Rosas (opens the original)
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Photo by Maysa Askar / Courtesy of Heroes Live Entertainment For a band with such a blasphemous moniker, EyeHateGod nevertheless does seem an unusually blessed outfit of artistic insurgents. Sure, there have been events over the nearly forty years of the band’s existence that could be interpreted as biblical-ish smote-ings — incarceration; addiction; the death of founding drummer Joey LaCaze in 2013; vocalist Mike IX Williams emergency liver transplant in 2016 — but the New Orleans doom institut
Free music and art festival Noisy Pot returns to Sweetwater (opens the original)
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Come for the noise. Stay for the tacos, art gallery presentations, retro Street Fighter video game tournament, experimental photoshoots, projections of classic Miami Vice episodes, and the chance to chill with vocalist/producer Emilio Corvison — AKA Nausea — and his Roland TR-808 drum machine. That’s right: The free, all ages unorthodox music extravaganza known as Noisy Pot — the brainchild of genre-busting musicians Mystix, whose song “Miracle Mile” we covered back in October, and Traumatize —
Bahamians mourn artist Stefan “Legend” Davis, allegedly killed by fleeing suspect (opens the original)
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Stefan Germaine Davis, an award-winning Bahamian artist known for his hyper-stylized pop and abstract artwork, was killed in Miami on Wednesday, Sept. 2, after his vehicle was allegedly struck by a suspect fleeing police. According to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, officers from the Robbery Intervention Unit pulled Luis Manuel Perez, 21, over in Brownsville shortly after 7 p.m. Wednesday. When police confirmed he had an outstanding U.S. Army warrant for desertion, Perez allegedly sped off, eve
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