Cohoes Music Hall started making sense for dancers at the Start Making Sense as they were burning down the house on their first night in Cohoes. Jon Fadem opened the show performing his original music from his new album that has won numerous awards and accolades (and his band will be Jesse, Jon and Jenny from […]

Taste Freeze – by Art Fredette You see and hear it all the time. “There is no good music anymore.” “Our music was better than today’s.” “I may be old, but I saw all the great bands.” Etc. HorseSH**! Boomers and GenX have become insufferable about this, by the way, I am early GenX, so […]

Photos By: Tim Reidy Slidin’ Dirty Open Mike Wednesday Toolbelt Jedis, Blank Slate, Slug Chapel, Tears of Steel and more!

Interview: Rachael Wolff (The Wolff Sisters)  By: Rob Smittix RRX: This is the first interview I’ve ever done from the New York State Museum.  RW: Oh, you’re in a museum? Cool. RRX: Yeah, I’m here with my grandson and it’s a beautiful day out, so…. Yeah, we’re very excited to have you come and do […]

Photography By: Tim Reidy

Interview: Luke Abbey (Gorilla Biscuits) By: OP Callaghan  Gorilla Biscuits are an American hardcore band hailing from Queens, N.Y. Formed in 1986, the band is part of the youth crew straight edge wave of New York hardcore.  Their first full-length album, “Start Today,”  is still one of the biggest-selling records ever for Revelation Records and […]

Master Boot Record: Queens Could Not ESC Computer and Video Game Metal   By Justin Smulison My time at the Red Eye in Ridgewood on May 30 kicked off a bunch of firsts for me. This was my maiden voyage from the ‘burbs to this small Queens venue, where I was looking forward to seeing one […]