The Death of Local Music is an oral-history and archival project built from firsthand interviews, memories, photographs, flyers, demos, venues, recordings and the people behind the scene. Famous bands matter, but so do the bands that never signed, the rooms that disappeared, and the people whose names were nearly lost.
If you played in Arizona, booked shows, photographed bands, worked radio, saved flyers, kept tapes, or remember a story that belongs here, your history matters.