“How do you feel about U2?” Somehow I choose to make that the question that kicks off my conversation with Jenny Moule, better known by her stage moniker Damse...
When I was a little kid, I used to watch reruns of the 1960s Adam West Batman TV show with my grandfather. Though long outdated and already squarely within the...
María Pien has been one of our favorite singer-songwriters in the Argentine indie scene for the last decade. Throughout the course of her career, she’s excelle...
It’s Wednesday. You know what that means. Every week you come here for your latest serving of live show recommendations and obscure genre descriptions. Every w...
When I was a kid, hosting a radio show was the most exciting thing that I could think of. Having a space where I could broadcast the music I loved, talk about ...
Welcome back to Off the Marquee. Before we delve into our selection of the most interesting films playing around Buenos Aires during the month of August, let's...
It's the beginning of July, and for those of us in the southern hemisphere it signals the advent of button-up winter-chill weather. And while there are some of ...
Welcome to July. It’s July. This is July. We’re on the seventh month. The seventh month of a year that still feels like it just started. And though most of us ...
Baroness has been through a lot.
The acclaimed alternative metal outfit has made a career out of heavy-hitting songs mixing primal urgency with sophisticate...
Welcome back to Off the Marquee, the only monthly column that provides a round-up of all the interesting, off-the-beaten path films screening around Buenos Air...
Jorge Farah was born in Barranquilla, Colombia and has spent the last decade falling out of taxis in Buenos Aires. He is a writer, media producer, podcaster, film enthusiast, obsessive playlist maker, and purveyor of vexing takes on a wide array of subjects.
