Landmark Carlsbad restaurant has closed, but chef has more in the works
Chef Rob Ruiz closed The Land & Water Co. in Carlsbad Village on Saturday, but plans to open new restaurants in Carlsbad and San Diego by March
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Chef Rob Ruiz closed The Land & Water Co. in Carlsbad Village on Saturday, but plans to open new restaurants in Carlsbad and San Diego by March
Paused everything, this to them is an indication that manchin may be coming back to the table, conversations are starting. the negotiation is now starting in earnest. now, as to your earlier question, how other quarters are thinking of it, there's a great deal of anger at joe manchin in progressive quarters, and you see that in the aoc crowd. that will become more acute, more tenuated in the coming days. joe manchin doesn't particularly care about what progressives think about him. he cares about getting reelected. the fact that progressives are upset with joe manchin, probably not going to ru...
The former steampunk-themed Java Punk Coffee became Dynamo recently under Will and Leah Hotop, longtime baristas who started locally at Kawa Coffee together.
This week's feature album The Old World is the fourth studio album from Melbourne's 7-piece heavy groove combo The Seven Ups . Inspired by the catastrophic year that was 2020, the bands recording sessions were rescheduled three times due to extended Melbourne lock downs, before finally being recorded in November 2020. The album’s title, The Old World, refers to life before the onset of the pandemic which shattered 21st century humanity’s sense of stability and invincibility. Arcing back to the simplicities and blissful ignorance that existed before the grim onset of empty supermarket s...
EXEK Continuing the carpet trend this fortnight are veteran post-punks EXEK, who are back with their first new music in two years – an LP of tracks that date way back to the somewhat normal times of 2015. If Carpet Burn are a worn-in bushy burgundy carpet in a timeless sharehouse lounge, then EXEK are perhaps the slightly less hectic carpet in one of the bedrooms. Their post-punk sound is dreamy, ethereal and somewhat ambient – but no less edgy. ‘The Theme From Judge Judy’ blinks itself awake like a computer booting up for the first time in years; Albert Wolski’s vocals crawling thr...