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Acrylic blues: Mixing media with Dean Williams
Andrews is located in the outlying western corner of North Carolina, a place far away from major roads and cities—a place that on a map looks like the middle of nowhere. Andrews’ Main Street is a narrow row of aging … Continue reading
The Power is out.
File under “things Quiet should have covered but didn’t”: The Power will be playing their final show tonight (9/2) at Bubacz’s Signature Brew Coffee in downtown Sylva. View the Facebook event here. Had we written a review after their uproarious … Continue reading
Late bloomer: Local bassist in full flower
“This song was written before the USDA got their hands on organic standards!†announces the voice booming over the loudspeaker. It’s a Friday night in late April and the attention of the crowd gathered around the outdoor stage at Sylva’s … Continue reading
Back Street by black light: Absolem’s Hookah Spot
Sylva’s downtown nightlife, such as it is, runs along Main Street, while nearby Mill Street – often referred to, tellingly, as “Back Street,†and currently home to a cobbler, a frame shop, a laundry and a fishmonger – has tended … Continue reading
The Imperative yields to the compulsion
It’s three days before the first show, and Luke Webb is rummaging through a basket of percussion instruments. He hands one to each member of The Imperative—a Tibetan gong for bassist Adam Bigelow, a two-sided brass cocktail jigger for keyboardist … Continue reading
Archives: quietzine #4
The fourth and final print issue of quiet, printed in August 2005, included features on Guadalupe Cafe, local metalists Libianca, LIFT Culture House (now Tribal Grounds Coffee in Cherokee), and visual artist Patty Moussali. Read it in its entirety after … Continue reading