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travelogue, an attempt to transcend the homogeneous and status-obsessed conditions of the contemporary world through the use of big beats, big choruses, and distortion. It’s a record made on the go that makes sense anywhere. And most of all, with its expanded sonic palette and emphasis on breakbeats, it ushers in the newest era of an artist who has never stopped growing.
Cook, who grew up moving between Toronto and England, boasts anglo bonafides that separate him from the growing pack of hardcore kids sporting windbreakers and bowl cuts. “My grandmother helped invent the miniskirt in London in the 60’s, my parents met in a squat in Brixton. My dad was the drug dealer, my mom the hippie runaway,” Cook explains. “Growing up, I had a little bit of a Bristol life, it was more like trip-hop and reggae vibes over there when I was young.” Two of the first shows he attended, at the age of 12, were Oasis and Neil Young. After the show, he remembers thinking, “Yeah, I’m gonna do music forever.” Not long after he discovered hardcore and punk, and it was off to the races, first with his beloved hardcore band, No Warning (who he continues to play with to this day), then as a member of punk experimentalists, Fucked Up, from 2007 to 2021–and all the while building a deep and impressive catalog of solo work first as Young Governor, then Young Guv, and now simply, GUV (“I’m not so young anymore, three letter band names are cool, and I’m tired of being mistaken for a rapper,” Cook notes).

t’s on Purple Circle Records, a little label that singer/bassist Ned Russin co-owns. Performed by a revamped lineup — drummer Robin Zeijlon and guitarist Colin Gorman came on board last year, joining singer/bassist Ned Russin and keyboardist Nicole Dao — and recorded by the prolific producer/engineer Arthur Rizk, who has worked on every Glittererer release since 2019, erer is the most thematically urgent work the band has produced to date. It’s also the most immediately and sustainedly ear-pleasing.
Paradigmatically, the lead single, “Stainless Steel,” booms Albini-like with sturdy yet subtle drumming, massive stereo guitars, and all manner of counterpoints and complements emanating from the keyboard, in support of a melody — a classic Glitterer melody — that twists and turns, starts and stops, and goes exactly where the listener didn’t remotely realize it needed to go. And in Russin’s typically sapient lyrics we hear, without superfluity or mawkishness, the bewilderment, resignation, anger, guilt, and stubborn commitment to beauty and community that the album exists to express. It’s the dialectical inner monologue of a socially engaged, intellectually curious creative aspirant — a person not unlike yourself — who can’t help but notice that it’s all coming to nothing. “It’s everywhere I turn / I can’t escape / I wish I had ability innate / I wish I wasn’t incapacitated,” Russin sings. ““I’ll pretend that I’m stainless steel / I’ll forget that this all is real.” What more needs to be said?
Graham Hunt has an intuitive ability to carve out his own space within the long, confusing history of American pop music. The Wisconsin-based songwriter has spent the past four years hard at work building a trilogy of records that synthesize timeless guitar pop chops with a layered approach to production and a sly lyrical eye. His music balances the surreal with the quotidian, the melodic with the rhythmic, the cryptic with the triumphant–often proving that slacker playfulness and Heartland earnestness are not mutually exclusive. Timeless World Forever, the final entry in this trilogy and Hunt’s first release for Run For Cover, provides closure on a formidable body of songs while opening the gates for a new stage in the artist’s long, prolific career.
Minneapolis’ Prize Horse make “a fuzzy, dreamy form of alt-rock that manages to be heavy and spaced-out at the same time” (Stereogum). The trio’s debut album, Under Sound, embarks their musical evolution which takes flight with ethereal, fuzz-laden tones departing from the grittier layers of their previous 2021 Welder EP.
We're excited to announce Glitterer are coming back February 19th with Graham Hunt (@grahamfunkrailroad) and Prize Horse (@prize.horse). Tickets go on-sale Friday at 10am! 💫
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e home 💕Good vibes, sustainable fashion, and a chance to hang out with your Reno besties 💫 See you there!

"Killers of Kill Tony" is a powerhouse standup lineup featuring regulars and fan-favorites from "Kill Tony", the #1 live podcast in the world. Building upon the success and energy of the original podcast, this show highlights the diverse talent pool of comedians who have graced the Kill Tony stage with their wit, humor, and unique comedic styles.
Don’t miss this one-night-only event where some of your favorite characters from the show perform their full-length standup sets, live at the Grand Theatre in the Grand Sierra Resort on February 21, 2026.

��s released over 100 albums and rose to cult status partly through his tumultuous years on the run and subsequent return, making him a gritty, uncompromising voice in West-Coast hip-hop.
⚠️RENO NEVADA GET READY⚠️🚨CONCERT ALERT🚨🐰 CONEJO 🐰 @conejo.rapper LIVE IN CONCERT!📅 Saturday, February 21st, 2026⏰ 7:00pm📍 @thealpine_renoTHE ALPINE 324 E. 4th St. Reno, Nv. 89512Get ready as the Underground Rap Legend CONEJO takes the stage for the First Time Ever in Reno Nevada. Performing some of his Classic tracks and New Music in one of the area’s top concert venues, THE ALPINE.

ing with raw, soulful grit and a modern hip-hop edge.
💥 Show Announcement 💥 Elijah Scott "Turnin Into Something Tour" 🔥🔥🔥 live February 21st at Cypress in Reno Nevada 🔥🔥🔥

le — with his breakthrough track “I Am Excited.” His sets, known for their 200 BPM+ tempo and wild, provocative energy, have made waves at major festivals worldwide. 
Alyssa Mongiovi is an American singer-songwriter whose music blends soul, grit, and heartfelt storytelling — she began performing very young and taught herself guitar, quickly developing a deeply personal songwriting voice. She continues to perform and write songs that channel raw energy and vulnerability, drawing on early influences like soul, rock, and jazz. 
Raise your hand if you like your beats FAST 😈🔊@LilTexas is ZOOMING 💨 through @CargoReno on Saturday, February 21st 🤠, and he's bringing along @AlyssaJMo for the WILD RIDE 🤪🐎Presale opens this Thursday at 11 am with code, "LILTEXAS", and tickets go live THIS FRIDAY 👀⬆️ Don't miss this INSANE change of scenery ⏰🫵

m raw death-metal roots into a more expansive, experimental sound — mixing ferocious riffs and growled vocals with progressive arrangements, atmospheric passages, and even saxophone and melodic elements — especially evident on their 2025 self-titled album.
If you’ve been waiting for a metal night… this is it 🔥🤘Rivers of Nihil is coming to @cypressreno Feb 26 w/ Cyanate and Purification By Fire! It’s about to get loud Reno.

of the West brings together three legendary artists—Xzibit, Warren G, and Too $hort—for a performance that defines hip-hop history.
Recognized by Rolling Stone as “one of the most respected rappers in the game,” Xzibit burst onto the scene in the late ’90s with albums At the Speed of Light and 40 Dayz & 40 Nightz. His collaborations with Dr. Dre on Chronic 2001 tracks like “What’s the Difference” and “Lolo” cemented his place in hip-hop history. Xzibit’s inclusion on the legendary Up in Smoke Tour alongside Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Ice Cube remains one of the most iconic moments in rap culture.
A founding architect of the G-Funk sound, Warren G revolutionized West Coast hip-hop with his smooth production and timeless grooves. His debut album, Regulate… G Funk Era, featuring the classic hit “Regulate” with Nate Dogg, became an anthem of the ’90s and earned multi-platinum success. With three gold albums, two Grammy nominations, and collaborations with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, Warren G continues to influence music and entrepreneurship through ventures like Sniffin Griffin BBQ and innovative music production tools.
Too $hort, a true architect of the West Coast sound, has captivated audiences for over three decades with his unmistakable style and chart-topping hits like “The Ghetto” and “Blow the Whistle.” With 19 albums, 10 of which achieved gold or platinum status, his influence spans generations and collaborations with icons such as Tupac Shakur, Snoop Dogg, and The Notorious B.I.G.
This is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of artistry, culture, and legacy. Experience the energy, the music, and the mastery in an intimate setting designed for true fans of hip-hop excellence.

for his emotionally raw lyrics and dynamic performances. Beyond music, he is an outspoken mental-health advocate who openly shares his experiences with addiction, anxiety, and recovery.

💥 Show Announcement 💥 Justin Furstenfeld of Blue October 🌹🌹🌹 live February 28th at The Alpine in Reno Nevada 🌹🌹🌹Tickets available at Ticketweb.com and Recycled Records

dubstep and experimental bass sound. He’s built a reputation in the underground scene with support from big names like Excision, Kayzo, and Riot Ten. 
AVELLO: AVELLO (real name Adam Lawrence) is an Orlando-based electronic music producer and DJ whose productions blend cinematic melodies with textured basslines. He has released on major labels like Insomniac’s Bassrush and Excision’s Subsidia, and performed at big venues including EDC Orlando and Corona Electric Beach. 
Kade Findley: Kade Findley is an electronic music artist known for his high-energy bass sets and creative “flips” of popular songs (like Glass Animals’ “Gooey”). His SoundCloud features both original work (“ad astra”) and festival live sets (e.g., Dusk Music Festival).
We've found our missing piece - @ItsYDG ❤️‍🩹‼️YDG brings his tour, 'You + Me Forever' to @CargoReno on Saturday, February 28th🔊! He has curated the perfect puzzle for us with @Avello.Music and @KadeFindley on the lineup 🧩⚡️ - it's destined to be A WILD NIGHT 🤪Head over to our website to claim your spot NOW💥‼️

with renewed energy and creative freedom. Known for their heartfelt harmonies and soul-stirring lyrics, the band has reconnected with their roots, self-producing their latest work and rediscovering the power of unity. Their newest single, “Arrow”, captures this spirit—don’t miss the chance to experience it live.
Join us for an unforgettable night as The Head and The Heart bring their signature blend of indie-folk and anthemic sound to the Grand Theatre in the Grand Sierra Resort.