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Live Saturday: Fight Club, D.C.’s Skating Valhalla, Hosts Its Final Show
Five years after its founding by like-minded D.C. skaters, and almost three years after they shut it down, Fight Club D.C. is closing. This time it's for good. Located in Blagden Alley, the Shaw...
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Five New Singles From Windian Records
How anyone keeps a new record label afloat in 2010 is beyond me, but the former drummer of the recently disbanded The Points, Travis Jackson, seems to be doing it right. Windian Records hones in on...
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This Week in WCP Arts: Peekaso, Candide, Daft Punk
Marcus J. Moore leads this week's arts section with his profile of Demont "Peekaso" Pinter, a visual artist who's Raheem DeVaughn's art director and an on-stage fixture on the city's hip-hop and...
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Far Out vs. Hot Dang, Vol. 17
No deep reflections or wise words this week. Just housekeeping: If one of your tweets has been immortalized in Far Out vs. Hot Dang, you are forever a member of the Twitter list. YOU ARE A MEMBER OF...
View ArticleThe Year in One Track Minds: A Final Post About 2010
Our One Track Mind feature–a brief but in-depth look at the process behind a single song—is one of our favorite ways to keep up with D.C.'s musical output. In 2010, we published 45 of them. Looking...
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WCP Does SXSW: Windian Records Throws Stones
Jackson Every March, South by Southwest corrals the music industry in Austin, Texas. Record labels, publicists, and hip blogs program warring bills throughout the Texas capital’s 200 venues; red-eyed...
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