Electro-rock, ’80s-inspired R&B/soul, dreamy folk and Americana are represented in this month’s New Album Roundup.

Electro-rock, ’80s-inspired R&B/soul, dreamy folk and Americana are represented in this month’s New Album Roundup.
How does AVL compare with its regional peers on on-time performance and flight completion?
Precisely what sonic rubrics need to be met can change from person to person, but as area radio hosts, publicists and studio professionals note, success is attainable for local musicians aspiring to reach a broader audience.
Performers and organizers discuss the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on comedy and how shared laughter is more powerful now than ever.
Director Keith Dunnavant discusses making his latest documentary sports film.
Rising costs have brought an already wrought situation to the brink, but Asheville-area artists continue to make it work.
The South Slope breweries join fellow Asheville businesses Catawba and Hi-Wire in the state’s largest city.
Amber and Joshua Niven discuss working together on their new book, “Discovering the Appalachian Trail: A Guide to the Trail’s Greatest Hikes.”
“This Skin I’m In: A Visual Narrative” runs through Aug. 29 at Revolve gallery.
Photography, music and writing have helped area military servicemen work through combat trauma.
Veterans Healing Farm helps vets through agritherapy while ABCCM’s culinary courses place graduates in prestigious kitchens.
Two recent transplants and an Asheville mainstay discuss their latest LPs.
This roundtable discussion hits on vinyl trends, keeping up with new music and counteracting record-store stereotypes.
Asheville’s newest brewery highlights engagement, while one of its oldest expands downtown.
Brent Martin’s book includes 75 of Masa’s photos alongside essays that contextualize the imagery through a modern-day lens.
The collaborative project archives historical work by Indigenous photographers and helps contemporary Native people committed to the craft.
Downtown representatives, transit experts and Montford residents discuss the various impacts of Asheville’s parking woes.
Diana Wortham Theatre hosts a screening of “Homeless: A Human Story,” plus music, poetry and a panel discussion, on June 10.
The third-generation metalworker discusses her commitment to the craft.
Claudia Mason has made it her mission to share the music of her late son Brian Konopasek, aka Morse Code, with the world.
While some historians were already telling fuller stories before the monument’s removal, others have been inspired by its absence.