The End of The END: The day local music died
While most of Alaska coalesced against life in Marga-veto-ville, one of Anchorage’s only sources of local music on the radio quietly died...
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Jonathan Heynen, hopeful romantic
Three years ago, Jonathan Heynen made his debut performance as a singer-songwriter on KTVA’s Daybreak. After hearing his first single,...
Alaska’s Woodstock
oughly 130 miles north of Anchorage, at the corner of the Parks Highway and Susitna River Road, a plywood sign is nailed to two felled...
Throwing Clay
Art has always been a part of Maxine Fekete’s life. From the time she could walk, she would spend endless days playing with splatter...
Ed Washington is getting his groove back
Courtesy Photograph In Alaska’s jam band heavy music scene, it isn’t easy trying to carve out a niche that doesn’t fit the status quo—but...
Inside the life of Anchorage cover bands
Three years ago, singer Peter Ettinger was having a killer performance. He was hitting every note with noticeable ease and his band was...
Meet the Jephries: The Beatles of Anchorage
As the enigmatic frontman for Anchorage-based indie rockers, The Jephries, Sid Conklin is equal parts crust kid and eccentric...
Transgender Anchorageite Quinn Christopherson wins NPR’s Tiny Desk competition
Quinn Christopherson sits in a corner booth at Dark Horse Coffee. The 26-year-old’s petite frame is enveloped by well-worn padded bench...
For more than 7,000 Alaska healthcare professionals, attacks by patients are a daily concern
Imagine going to work every day knowing that there is a strong possibility that you will be assaulted—verbally, sexually or physically—and y
Cloud Chamber by photographer Kerry Tasker opens at Akela Space
When you first meet Anchorage-based photographer Kerry Tasker its hard to reconcile his calm, collected demeanor with the vibrant, quirky...
Monty Python’s Spamalot comes to Anchorage
As Devlin explains it, the intensity of action in Python’s scenes exist on a very specific scale between one and ten. A character can never
UAA’s Budget Cut Symphony: An audible protest of decreasing resources for music
Despite surviving the painful process of UA’s academic euthanization, UAA’s Music Department is finding itself in all-too-familiar territory
UAA’s fast-talking champs: Seawolf Debate Program takes on Stanford Thursday
This Thursday, two of Johnson’s all-stars, Robert Hockema and John Macy are poised to put on a show of academic prowess as they take on visi
Some kind of SunDog
For SunDog, a studio album and a live performance are two different animals and that’s something they are cool with. Their focus is not conv
Hip-hop stars back to the 90s
He admits that Mi Vida Local deals with feelings that may be harder for a young audience to identify with but he’s content making music for
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