The Lists of Summer
Back by popular demand, we bring you Drift’s 50 things for the perfect summer – also known as the Heat Sheet. We recommend – nay, DEMAND – you tear this puppy out, tape it to the fridge and check them off every one of them.
And don’t forget to take pictures! We […]

By Shannon McGregor
Elvis Perkins has been buzzing around for a few years since the 2007 release of his debut Ash Wednesday. It was a sad and hauntingly beautiful album, informed by the ghosts of Perkins’ tragic family history. His father, Anthony Perkins, of Psycho fame, died in 1992 from HIV/AIDS complications, and his mother, […]

By Ant Perrucci
The bus was late.
The school bus that Lighthouse Music was using for transportation on its tour of Florida this summer was very, very late.
The bus that the band purchased for $2,000 at auction. The bus that Lighthouse Music’s Davis Hart raved about. About how cool it was. About how its diesel engine […]

By Ant Perrucci
In the wake of the City of St. Augustine’s recent loss in court, artists and vendors have once again secured the right to sell their art in the Plaza de la Constitucion.
For Elizabeth Harris, one of the long-time fixtures in the Plaza, the legal victory presents her an opportunity to continue to […]

EMINEM
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Aftermath/Interscope 2009
By Nick McGregor
Eminem is one twisted dude. We knew that back on his 1999 debut album, The Slim Shady LP, when the most popular Caucasian MC of all-time shocked the world by rapping about murdering his wife and trash-talking his mother. We knew that on 2000’s The Marshall Mathers LP, when he personified […]

We call it the Heat Sheet. You call it the 50 things that MUST be done in order to have the best summer ever. Last year’s list was such a success that we had to bring it back, plus several others, including eats and drinks recipes, books, music and even road trips.
Yep. We dominate summer […]