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Thirty years since their last album, D.C. punk icons Scream return with D.C. Special and a live show at the Black Cat on Dec. 7.

Bowser names new deputy mayor for planning and economic development. Alexandria residents weigh in on zoning reform plan. Six-year-old injured by hit-and-run driver in Capitol Hill. 

Demolition of the old Inner Ear Studios in Green Valley is expected to start this month, after some delays. "This project was delayed after the discovery of unforeseen structural conditions with the adjoining building," Arlington Dept. of Environmental Services Public Engagement Specialist Alyson Jordan Tomaszewski told ARLnow. "After modifying the construction plans, we are now

Cumbia-influenced, Latin-rock trio Machetres plays for the first time in Bend, continuing activism for social justice

From Slowdive to Nirvana to A Tribe Called Quest to Björk, 17 Paste writers picked the 25 best albums of 1993.

With Braid heading out on the 25th anniversary tour of their 1998 album Frame & Canvas, we're diving into the oral history of the emo landmark.

The celebration of D.C. music returns, Awesome Con celebrates 10 years, a new book on Inner Ear Studios, Waco Brothers, Protomartyr, and a well-curated lineup of big names at Re:SET.

Arlington is poised to buy two warehouses used by a dog-boarding facility in order to expand Jennie Dean Park. On Saturday, the Arlington County Board is set to approve an agreement to buy the properties housing The Board Hound, at 3520 and 3522 S. Four Mile Run Drive in the Green Valley neighborhood, for $2

"If people come back to it or people discover it, it's going to be awesome either way," Chris Broach tells PEOPLE

On the eve of the albums 25th anniversary, Braids guitarists untangle the spidery web of six-strings that defined Frame & Canvas, an album that informed the guitar approach of Yvette Young and count