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Trauma School Dropouts – Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Stereotypes are a bitch. I mean, aside from the really bad ones, you have cultural stereotypes about everything, including music. What do you think is the stereotype for the music you play, and how far are you away from it? Duane: […]
Serpent and the Sun – Chptr. 14 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. The Boardroom resonated with the sound of muffled screaming. People were dying in the floors below. Liu couldn’t imagine the agony that was overtaking them, but he knew the form; AV3. It was impossible; the virus at its quickest took two […]
Weird Phishes are a New England-based jam band that performs mashups of Radiohead and Phish. The powerful lineup shined on their return to Lark Hall Saturday night. Weird Phishes are: Alex Glover: guitar/vocals Josh Knowles: violin/vocals Pat Pingeton: bass PJ Holaday: drums Derek “D-Rokk” Dupuis: keys/vocals Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Greetings – Hannah and I spent the last few days at the folk world’s flagship conference, Folk Alliance International, in Montreal. We were scouting talent, taking workshops, and networking with other venues, all so we can fill the Caffe with wonderful music. As you can well imagine in a gathering of about 1,000 independent, musical […]
Mixed Roots got things started Saturday night on Lark Street downstairs at The Eleven, playing a mix of their own songs and reggae covers. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
The Off the Record trio held court at Lucky Corks Lounge (at Albany Elks Lodge #49) on a Saturday night, with special guests including Mike Kelley, Steve Nover, and Duane Hull. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
On Valentine’s Day, Cohoes Music Hall hosted tributes to two rock legends. Hey Blondie! is an all-Blondie show from Boston, while Best Shot is a Long Island-based Pat Benatar tribute with a few added songs thrown in. The crowd in Cohoes was appreciative. Both groups flashed phones so they could “call me” onstage. Photography by […]