Brett Callwood is an author at various publications, including Village Voice and Detroit Metro Times. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, focusing on music, theater, and food and beverages, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Brett's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Louder, Music Connection Magazine, and NewsBreak.
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By: Brett Callwood
Chris Buck of Welsh rock trio Cardinal Black told us about his love for a classic Guns N' Roses lick... Chris Buck: I’m 12 years old and I’m lying in bed, headphones in, iPod in hand, listening to the greatest rock album ever made for the first time. I’d not long started playing guitar and
By: Brett Callwood
Following last Tuesday’s election, Culver City Mayor Freddy Puza was reelected with, at the time of writing, 30.83 percent of the vote (9,733 votes). He will be joined by Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin, who will fill outgoing Council Member Dan O’Brien’s seat after receiving 24.43 percent of the vote (7,395 votes). The closest challenger is Thomas […]
Lovingly compiled through a series of handwritten notes and candid photos, John Mellencamp: The Songbook offers a glimpse into blue collar hero Mellencamp ’s process, his mindset, even his soul.
By: Brett Callwood
Contact: planetella@gmail Web: rachellegarnieznybandcamp Seeking: Booking, Film/TV Style: Jazz, French, Tin Pan Alley, Rock Listening to New York jazz artist Garniez singing Bob Dylan’s “Born in Time,” one feels transported back to ‘60s St. Marks Place. Her voice is gorgeous—smooth and expressive—but there’s also a sweet edge there that feels reminiscent of the counterculture age.
The common train of thought is that fast food Chinese food is pretty much standard fare. When you’re walking in and selecting from pre-prepared dishes, usually in the form of a multi-item combo, then the consensus appears to be that there’s little room for creative sparkle. It’s going to be some version of Panda Express-esque […]
Guitarists and composers Stan Ayeroff and Dani Vargas will perform together at Boulevard Music this week, so Ayeroff told the News about what they have in store for Culver City… When did you start playing and performing, and when did it get serious? I have written extensively about this on the blog section of my […]
By: Brett Callwood
At the City Council meeting on the evening of Monday, November 9, four items on the Consent Calendar received more attention than usual due to their connection to the controversial Better Overland and Safer Fox Hills projects. Item C3 called for, “1) Approval of Revised Final Plans and Specifications for Phase 1 of the Better […]
Tool Undertow (Zoo) Dylan Neal, the brain behind Los Angeles-based dark electronic project THIEF, told us about his love for a Tool classic... Dylan Neal: Picking a favorite album is like picking your favorite child. Or picking your favorite knife. Any decision leaves something you love behind and, if memory serves, such a question was
Contact: gvoukanos@gmail Web: Spotify Seeking: Press, Film/TV Style: Cinematic Industrial, Electronic, Contemporary According to his online bio, “George Voukanos is an award-winning Greek composer whose work brings together symphonic music, opera, film and television scoring, theatre, contemporary electronic sound and cultural heritage.” A lazy comparison would be fellow Greek composer Vangelis, although they both share
Grammy-winning artist Darlene Koldenhoven might be best known to the mainstream public as the tambourine-waving nun alongside Whoopie Goldberg in Sister Act, but there’s a whole lot more to her than that. Put Your Dress Down and Sing is her memoir, and it’s a witty, touching and honest look at a wonderful life.
