Concert photography and writing from inside the crowd, not above it. Founded by a Chicano photographer who has been in these rooms for 25 years without a masthead. Now there's a masthead.
The Barrio Noise manifesto
New lineup, no Matt Pike, no apologies. Plus Ill Niño and Cro-Mags.
Mustaine rules out a reunion, Chiodos drop their first song in over a decade, and Alcolirykoz stay on the road.
Dios Bendiga is their first fully Spanish-language record, and 'Run' with Poe Leos is elite.
The band gave me the green light, camera and film picked out, and then a wedding I could not miss landed the same night. Flowers from the cheap seats.
Chino Moreno borrowed my fixie and told me there are no rockstars here.
A month of overnight shifts, living out of my car at a Pilot, then Tatiana threw heart hands back. iPhone 8.
First time seeing Entheos at Emo's Austin. Crazy energy, incredible musicians, and Chaney Crabb's vocals stopping the room.
A Spanish language album, a Colombian arena, and the press credential I intend to earn the hard way.
My dad, my friend Saul, three years embedded with bikers, and why a photograph is proof of presence.
The rest of the Emo's night. Same stage, same face-melting, more frames on the way.
"I don't want a free concert. I'll pay my own ticket. I just want to prove to myself that I have what it takes."J. Tanner Garcia, Founder
Cypress Hill's first full Spanish language album. Full review here the week it lands.
The Bogotá preview publishes, then the accreditation request goes out with the work attached.
Cypress Hill with Alcolirykoz. Credential or ticket, Barrio Noise will be in the room.