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Lee Bannon and Chuuwee look to make a mark among local hip-hop connoisseurs
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Lee Bannon and Chuuwee look to make a mark among local hip-hop connoisseurs
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Comedian Mike E. Winfield stands ready to command a larger audience
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Chelsea Wolfe’s The Grime and the Glow dresses folk music in a black cloak
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Artist Robert Bowen returns to Sacramento for group show
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Concerts in the Park Friday, May 7, 2010 • Cesar Chavez Park • Sacramento Words & Photos by Vincent Girimonte Two things to take away from last Friday’s edition of Concerts in the Park: one, Sacramento has some exceedingly hip youth; so hip, in fact, that I felt like a tool toting just one [...]
I wasn’t even 10 years old, but I was sure Michael Sergio was the coolest person ever. It was game 6 of the 1986 World Series, and the New York Mets were trailing the Boston Red Sox three games to two. Sergio cut through the October night sky, navigating his way down to Shea Stadium [...]
It could be the sound. The noise rises as you approach the door. It sounds almost like drums before battle. It’s appropriate, really; after all, this is no mere game. Your attacks must be planned and precise, your weapon chosen wisely. If all goes to plan, that beautifully colored 8- to 20-pound bowling ball will [...]
HUMP (Apache Cleo, DJ Whores, Jonathan Francis) The Press Club • Wednesday, March 24, 2010 Words by Adam Saake • Photos by April Fredrikson When I used to hear the word “hump,” two things would come to mind. The first was those annoying dogs you don’t know that always want to mount your [...]
By James Barone | jb@submergemag.com I’m toeing a difficult line between gym rat and fat ass. I’ve gotten quite hooked on going to the gym, but I can’t stop myself from eating. In fact, I think I eat more now than ever. Is that a good thing? I keep hearing that you should eat more often, [...]
Joanna Newsom Have One on Me (Drag City) Words by James Barone In an era when single-song downloads are dominating music sales, dropping a two-hour opus sprawled over three discs is probably the worst possible business decision. But if you’re holding your breath hoping Joanna Newsom is going to dumb it down so she can sell a few [...]
Newfangled Fooderies Words and Photos by Josselin Basaldu josselin@submergemag.com With over a year of food serving experience tucked nicely into the check presenter in the middle pocket of my black apron, I’ve learned things about the commercialized consumption business. The most enduring information is that weekends equal workworkwork for those employed at eateries. When “normal†working folk are enjoying [...]