Amadeus Magazine

Exclusive Video Premiere: “Girl,” Santoros

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 19, 2016

High Creatives and Psychedelia Entertainment present Santoros' new video for the single "Girl," which follows the story of a woman who is seduced by a leather-clad temptress, and inevitably drowned by her envious and mistrustful husband.

Familiar Differences: A Group Photography Exhibition

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 17, 2016

These Days presents "Familiar Differences: A Group Photography Exhibition" curated by Innocnts focusing on contemporary portraiture by LA-based photographers.

Summer Por Vida: An Illustrated Interview with Melissa Enriquez

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 16, 2016

Chronic doodler, artist, and owner of Summer Por Vida, Melissa Enríquez, busts out the pens and markers for an illustrated interview.

On the Road: Acid Tongue’s 35mm Tour Photos

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 15, 2016

One of our favorite Seattle bands, Acid Tongue recently finished a short East Coast tour with Brooklyn band, Plastic Picnic and got a ton of great 35mm film photos, courtesy of their photographer friend, Bronson Snelling.

Alvin Cailan’s Unit 120 Offers Culinary Incubator for LA’s Young Innovative Chefs

Royce BurkeAugust 12, 2016

Unit 120 feels like home to me. You would think the last place a cook would want to be after a long, exhausting shift in his own kitchen would be another kitchen.

Form and Function: A Studio Visit With Eunbi Ceramics

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 10, 2016

We stopped by Eunbi Cho's studio where she told us about her Korea to LA transition, the biggest challenges of starting her own brand and what about ceramics intrigues her most.

Noyes: A Loud Band From Lawndale

Regan WojickAugust 8, 2016

We talk with the band Noyse, as the guys waited around in the alley before playing the iconic DIY space The Smell, for their third time.

Fierce Women & Seduction: Kristen Liu-Wong’s Mischievous and Voyeuristic Paintings

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 4, 2016

Applying just the right amount of imagination to candid reality, artist Kristen Liu-Wong imparts the things we’re taught to cover up, and beautifully, too.

Music Doodler: Brian Butler’s Nuanced Illustrations of Live Shows

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 2, 2016

It all started at a GWAR concert. Artist Brian Butler began sketching the chaos that ensued around him as blood and bile spewed from the stage.

CHIAOZZA and the Creative Reliance on Play

Abby RingiewiczJuly 29, 2016

Adam Frezza and Terri Chiao have a loft built into their Bushwick loft. Inside the brick-laid standards of New York City's architecture exists the artistic duo's oasis.

Element of Suprise: Mike Biskup’s Show “Windfalls”

Alex KhatchadourianJuly 28, 2016

Next Thursday, August 4th, Mike Biskup will showcase some of his latest works at Seattle's Flatcolor Gallery in his new show, "Windfalls".

There’s More to Green than Money: Jet Martinez’s Mural in Oakland

Grace FenlasonJuly 21, 2016

Artist Jet Martinez has recently completed his new mural, "There's More to Green than Money," on the side of the I. Magnun Building in downtown Oakland.