Month: September 2025
Page: 8
Mikaela Davis – An Xperience Interview – by Liam Sweeny. When you think of the harpsichord, you think of heaven, or something like it. You have notions of ethereal bliss. You recognize that it’s a hard instrument to play, but it’s not considered a hard-driving instrument like a six-string. But harpist Mikaela Davis, while continuing […]
Words and Photography by Lori Anne McKone. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – September 9, 2025 – On a crisp September night at the Broadview Stage at SPAC, Pantera delivered a performance that was equal parts sonic assault and emotional reckoning. As part of The Heaviest Tour of the Summer, the legendary metal band returned to upstate […]
Prog Digest – An Xperience Column – by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. You know, there are times we think we know what we are doing next, and then … well … things happen. I thought this month was going to be waxing rhapsodic about the new record by an act that has been around forever, just got […]
It was an all-English night as UB40 and the English Beat filled the Palace Theatre with reggae and ’80s tunes that were dance-friendly. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from the Palace Theatre here …
Day One of the big event in Ballston Spa featured Brother T and the Boys, RBNX, Uncle Frank Says No, and Habeas Porpoise. Silver Factory Records. Photography by Marisa Celentano. More from Silver Factory Records here …
Tropa Magica was a long way from their East L.A. home on September 6. They were featured at No Fun, along with the Jagaloons and the Sugar Hold. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
Greetings – September used to be a sleepy month in Saratoga. Locals called the days right after racing season “Tumbleweed Week.” Broadway was empty and lots of restaurant owners put out a Closed sign and caught up on sleep. Not no more! The town is hopping with all the vacationers who wanted to avoid the summer crowds, and […]
Every festival worth its salt has vendors. In fact, it’s the vendors that sell the salt. Women Are Making Music (WAMM) Festival had a nice eclectic collection of vendors, selling everything from art prints to board games. Photography by Liam Sweeny. More from Liam Sweeny…
Book Review: “Shouting Out Loud: Lives of the Raincoats” – by Rob Skane. The Raincoats are a very important band in the history of the music that we all love. And while they used the same 12 notes as everyone else, they did it in a completely different way. Listen to their work and you’ll […]
Life on the Cutting Edge – Discoveries and Advancements Artificial Life was Created in a Lab https://www.unc.edu/discover/artificial-cells-created-by-carolina-lab-act-like-living-ones/ Cement Created that Can Hold Elctricity https://www.science.org/content/article/electrified-cement-could-turn-houses-and-roads-nearly-limitless-batteries A Brain Grown in a Dish Learned to Play Pong https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/10/14/1128875298/brain-cells-neurons-learn-video-game-pong
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