Los Angeles’ bastard children tanked to get the matchup they wanted. So far all they got was NBA fans’ wet schadenfreude dreams and a vengeful Luka Dončić.
On '1176,' Guapdad tackles the loss of his childhood home to gentrification, battling quarantine exhaustion and letting the song cry with nostalgia for his family’s chicken adobo.
On his new album, the artist juggles post-punk, art rock, Israel, Palestine, dirty gentrifying white boys and more with glee and above all else, care.
Patrick Johnson speaks to the multi-instrumentalist about his powerful new work 'The American Negro' and finding optimism in a nation that often lacks humanity.
| The Weird, Wild Ride of James Harden on the Houston Rockets | January 27, 2021 |
As the three-time NBA scoring champion finds his footing with the Brooklyn Nets, Patrick Johnson chronicles the peaks and valleys of his eight seasons in Texas.
| “How Could You Watch a Movie and Not Like the Dialogue?:” An Interview with Fly Anakin & Pink Siifu | January 12, 2021 |
The Richmond-born MC and the nomadic rapper/polymath speak to Patrick Johnson about the importance of skits, community, and keeping a sense of humor.
