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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
Pat Gerasia – Xperience History – by Liam Sweeny. Originally published October 2021. Drums are very guttural to the human experience. You could say that it is something that was one of the first elements of music, even from hunter-gatherer days. Throughout history, warring armies were at a disadvantage if they didn’t have a drummer. […]
Jukebox Cold Play Cold Play is on tour currently, and they have announced that there are many more shows to go on the 2027 leg of the tour. “This tour has 138 more shows to go,” Martin told the crowd during the band’s penultimate show at London’s Wembley Stadium on Saturday, September 6th. “We have […]
Jackelope: Case Solved? – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. The Jackalope. The jackelope is the Great American cryptid. No, it’s not as regal as bigfoot, or mystical as the Jersey Devil. It’s the cryptid of every farmer, whose faces, or skulls, rather, find themselves on plaques in living rooms from […]
…2..3..4 – An Xperience Column – by Chris Busone. In preparation for my monthly recollections, or what I like to refer to as “Memoirs of the Unrich and Fameless,” I have been reading, and in some cases rereading, tomes by people much smarter than me for inspiration. I find that quotes by big thinkers can […]
Saturdays June -September! SUMMER SQUARE FREE! Saturday’s 32 Second Street, Troy For more information visit: www.troymusichall.org TROY, NEW YORK: The Troy Savings Bank Music Hall’s free Summer Square series continues this Saturday, September 13th with Sabrina Trueheart! A summer favorite, the free outdoor concert series will be held Saturday evenings at 6pm. Located […]
Whassup in the 518 Friday, September 12th Dysentery, Empire Underground, Albany, 7pm MAMBO-X One Night Only! + TREASVRE + OG QE2 Djs, Lark Hall, Albany, 8pm-11pm Neon Avenue, Putnam Place, Saratoga Springs, 8:30pm-12am The Clements Brothers, Caffe Lena, Saratoga Springs, 8pm-10pm “Pitch perfect sibling harmonies and gossamer sounds.” (Americana UK) Identical twins George and Charles […]
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