This being the first night of Chanukah and all, we figured we’d close out the news day with a reminder that you can still make your move before a single candle is lit. The Relix Holiday Subscription Special is now underway, which will allow you pick up two one-year subscriptions for $33 (one as a gift and one for yourself) . The number 33 incidentally was on Larry Bird’s jersey, represents the highest Masonic degree (thanks, Dan Brown) and is where Miles Davis’ show at the Plugged Nickel on 12/22/65 appeared in our 50 Greatest Concerts of All Time issue. So make your move before sundown (or give the gift of Relix on day two, day three or some other holiday altogether). A number of other options can be found at www.relix.com/holiday.
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