‘Stache publisher Max Ostrove caught up with Abigail Fuller, Ivy Dickerson and Norma Saldivar to discuss their full-length feature documentary ‘Do You Dream in Color,’ a film that bridges the gap between the blind and sighted worlds by animating the dreams of extraordinary blind teens.

Serious ‘Stache sits down for an exclusive video interview with Army Navy to get the story on what it’s like to work, play and rock out in L.A. This is the first in a series of featured video interviews with Los Angeles-based artists who define the local music scene.

Ooo pretty colors! What do you see when you listen to good music? This week’s installment of A Very Serious Tadpole travels trough the color spectrum of sound. Join us with this serious mixtape.

On March 12, 2010, 23 year-old Jacob De-Monte Finn and his 19 year-old brother Gabriel set off on a five-month, 2,100 mile personal odyssey to conquer the Appalachian Trail. In the coming months, Serious ‘Stache will feature exclusive firsthand accounts documenting this unique, once in a lifetime endeavor. The following is the first installment in Jacob’s own words.

I’ve long considered myself a soothsayer of sorts, but so far, I’ve revealed this only to my mom and my cats. I recently decided that no longer must I keep this gift from the world, so from time to time I’ll be here reviewing things that have not yet happened.

Buddyhead and BadEducation are curating and hosting a smashing rock n’ roll experience this Friday, April 23rd at the ‘Department of Flying Vehicles,’ in Silverlake. This brand new venue promises to be THE place for art shows, concerts, parties and pansexual pancake-batter wrestling events (small joke).

From a ferociously-sequined pair of Ruby K’s to the classically silhouetted, party-in-the-back Capones or the elegant, oxford-like Millets, these lightweight lace-ups run the gamut from daytime chic to evening glam, blending seamlessly with the new trends for Spring/Summer, 2010.

For who are we in an inky black galaxy, when the light strikes us only half the day and never at night? Who are we when there’s billions more to be considered, and each of us ceaselessly vies for the same disparate amount of attention and fame? Even the endless billions of stars are just dead pixels in the black monitor of space, and we limit ourselves in the society that has come to define us as a people; we terrify each other with man-made taboos and societal constrictions, and to what end?

There are plenty of other festivals with great lineups–Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Sasquatch–but Coachella boasts several key qualities that make it the unique mecca that thousands of people, both music aficionados and appreciators flock to every year.

“one day i would like to experience
something transcendent like a lover
who remembers everything & always
says yes when no one expects”