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VIBES FOR VETERANS: A Heartfelt Benefit for Heroes By Stephanie J Bartik On a rainy autumn afternoon, the community of Troy, New York, came together on October 29, 2023, for a memorable event that celebrated the indomitable spirit of veterans. “Vibes for Veterans,” a benefit organized by the determined Lou Collins, affectionately known as Uncle […]
Prog Digest – a Column by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. There are times things just kinda happen. Little bits and pieces fall together in ways one does not expect. In previous versions of this rather odd missive we have touched on music, on time, on space and things that may, or may not be what is expected. […]
Overit celebrated its 30th Anniversary on October 26th with a fire performance and Super 400. Photography by Timothy Reidy.
Necrobotics (Yup, You Read That Right) – Story by Liam Sweeny. Yesterday, I said Halloween was over. But is anything ever really over? I don’t care; this story is pretty damn wild. We love spiders. We literally have a superhero named Spider Man. But yet we hate spiders. They freak us out. One of the […]
Shannon Roy – an Interview with Seth Casale. I sat down for a few minutes with Shannon Roy. Once described as “Stevie Nicks’ tough cousin” Shannon is a musician, and open mic host, an actress, a soldier deployed in the Army to Iraq, and Afghanistan as a civilian contractor, and a victim of a tragic […]
Jukebox – Music News Cuts. 10,000 Volts On February of next year, Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley will be releasing his solo album, 10,000 Volts. It will be released by MNRK Music Group, which used to be called eOne Music. Frehley seems pretty ecstatic over this album, claiming that it’s the greatest solo album he’s ever […]
The Scariest Little Girl – Story by Liam Sweeny. So maybe this is a Halloween story. Anyways, it rose like a ghost in my newsfeed. And would you rather hear Christmas stories this soon? Me thinks not. So the place is Poland. Pien, to be exact. A cemetery for rejected people, but I’m going to […]
From Dallas to LA – a Column by Johnny Mystery. Well, more like Dallas to the San Fernando Valley, which is where The Preachers hailed from, but they found fame in the city of the angels. The Preachers are one of two bands we’ll be checking out here. They were five guys who just wanted […]
This month we pause to give thanks around our family and friends and a heap of stuffing and mashed potatoes. Well, we thank you by giving you a great issue! Featured are Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, singer Macy Gray, and singer/songwriter Shannon Roy.
Byrdhouse organized a fair and a music show at No Fun in Troy on the 25th of October. Featured were Mint Green, Lemon of Choice, The Grand Mals, Dirty Bandaid, and Safety Meeting. Photography by Timothy Reidy.
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