Six years after his last album, the artist who still can’t understand why anyone calls him trip-hop talks Different When It’s Silent, the Pixies, smoking weed with his Jamaican dad and why a song with no chorus is the thing he’s proudest of.
Locals Only Festival returns for its fourth edition, bringing punk, hip-hop, skating, graffiti, tattoos, and cannabis culture to a 21+ Arizona event.
Phoenix Rising Psychedelic Speakeasy brings art, music, and psychedelic education to Nashville on November 5.
Randy of Jowell & Randy has launched La Zaza, a cannabis brand built on Caribbean identity and premium positioning. He says he’s in the lab, not just on the label, and that West Coast brands have quality but no cultural soul.
Kevin Griffin got a No. 1 song out of a co-writer’s smoke break. Say She She saves weed for after the grind. And Sébastien Tellier says cannabis makes him forget the rules. Three acts on finding the sweet spot between elevated and useless.
Fela Kuti smoked ritually and said so publicly. The Nigerian state used it to call his politics ridiculous. Ahead of his Rock and Roll Hall
I found Ren by accident in a Chicago hotel room and I’ve been interviewing Chris Webby since 2018. They met through a comment section, holed up in a house in the Connecticut woods and came out with fifteen songs that didn’t exist when they walked in. It’s the best album I’ve heard all year, and the documentary explains why: you can hear the friendship.
Submersion’s founders built a boutique festival around careful curation, harm reduction, sunrise sets, and a cannabis lounge with a purpose.
Members of Outlawz have long claimed they mixed Tupac Shakur’s ashes with weed and smoked them after his death. Years later, Suge Knight offered a similar account, adding new details to one of hip-hop’s strangest legends.
Alex Lifeson quit cannabis at 72 while preparing for Rush’s return to the road, saying he wanted better focus, discipline, memory, and mental sharpness. After
Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge once got extremely high with Cypress Hill before a Blink-182 show, turning the night into what felt like an endless ordeal. Somehow, fans remember it as one of the band’s most electrifying performances.
The Las Vegas rapper’s new video follows a pool maintenance worker who gets pulled into a backyard session that keeps escalating, with cameos from DJ Bonics, Grasshoppa, The Bearded Larry and a FaceTime appearance from RAW founder Josh Kesselman.
Six years after his last album, the artist who still can’t understand why anyone calls him trip-hop talks Different When It’s Silent, the Pixies, smoking weed with his Jamaican dad and why a song with no chorus is the thing he’s proudest of.
Locals Only Festival returns for its fourth edition, bringing punk, hip-hop, skating, graffiti, tattoos, and cannabis culture to a 21+ Arizona event.
Phoenix Rising Psychedelic Speakeasy brings art, music, and psychedelic education to Nashville on November 5.
Randy of Jowell & Randy has launched La Zaza, a cannabis brand built on Caribbean identity and premium positioning. He says he’s in the lab, not just on the label, and that West Coast brands have quality but no cultural soul.
Kevin Griffin got a No. 1 song out of a co-writer’s smoke break. Say She She saves weed for after the grind. And Sébastien Tellier says cannabis makes him forget the rules. Three acts on finding the sweet spot between elevated and useless.
Fela Kuti smoked ritually and said so publicly. The Nigerian state used it to call his politics ridiculous. Ahead of his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Seun and Femi Kuti on what the plant meant to their father, and what it cost him. Sometimes it takes a while to get there, but in the end, at last, there
I found Ren by accident in a Chicago hotel room and I’ve been interviewing Chris Webby since 2018. They met through a comment section, holed up in a house in the Connecticut woods and came out with fifteen songs that didn’t exist when they walked in. It’s the best album I’ve heard all year, and the documentary explains why: you can hear the friendship.
Submersion’s founders built a boutique festival around careful curation, harm reduction, sunrise sets, and a cannabis lounge with a purpose.
Members of Outlawz have long claimed they mixed Tupac Shakur’s ashes with weed and smoked them after his death. Years later, Suge Knight offered a similar account, adding new details to one of hip-hop’s strangest legends.
Alex Lifeson quit cannabis at 72 while preparing for Rush’s return to the road, saying he wanted better focus, discipline, memory, and mental sharpness. After decades of openly enjoying weed, he says the change has been unexpectedly positive—even if he initially hoped it wouldn’t be. At 72, after decades of having a pretty open relationship with weed, Alex Lifeson decided
Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge once got extremely high with Cypress Hill before a Blink-182 show, turning the night into what felt like an endless ordeal. Somehow, fans remember it as one of the band’s most electrifying performances.
The Las Vegas rapper’s new video follows a pool maintenance worker who gets pulled into a backyard session that keeps escalating, with cameos from DJ Bonics, Grasshoppa, The Bearded Larry and a FaceTime appearance from RAW founder Josh Kesselman.
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