A short review of OFF!’s short debut

Known as the City of Festivals, the Fringe checks out some of Milwaukee’s best summertime festivals, each of which has its own distinct taste.

The debut of Like Like The The The Death, the collaboration of members of IfIHadAHiFi and Heavy Hands, is relentless in its noise/post-punk vibe.

Jiro Dreams of Sushi, a documentary focused on Japan’s sushi restaurateur Sukiyabashi Jiro, exposes themes of resilience and rebellion that run wild in the world of top-shelf cuisine – not just historically but biographically.

A quarter century of heavy metal hasn’t slowed down the Melvins, who have gone from pioneers to survivors over their expansive and illustrious 27-year career.

Toro Y Moi’s new-old EP, June 2009, an unedited, though not incomplete snapshot of his early career, is an important piece of the puzzle his music has become.

Fringe speaks with Milwaukee Underground Film Festival organizer, Morgan “Moe” McPhearson

The UWM Post sat down with Melvins drummer Dale Crover in advance of the band’s Tuesday night show at Turner Hall, the first time the metal and grunge gods have played Milwaukee in over half a decade.

UWM’s annual global cinema conference

Juniper Tar’s tribute to The Band’s “Last Waltz” was easily one of Milwaukee’s greatest music events in recent memory.