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Prog Digest – An Xperience Column – by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. Well, howdy kids! It’s story time with your ‘ol Uncle Klyde. I’d have invited you to my summer camp – but that damned Ernie ruined it for the rest of us. This is a story older than most. Indeed – it really begins in the […]
Seattle indie-folksters The Head and the Heart came to the Palace Sunday night. Phosphorescent (aka Matthew Houck) opened the show. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
If you want a Barbie-themed musical, you got it in “Legally Blonde.” A well-performed play with lots of camp was fashioned out by the Playhouse Stage Company. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Phil Foote – Capital Region Timekeepers – by OP Callaghan. Phil Foote not only has a great drummer name, but is also the man behind the drums for newcomers Jupiter Queen. Featuring local veterans of the music scene, it’s a band that Phil Foote is proud to be a part of. Coming from an extensive […]
Jukebox. MC5 Detroit’s MC5 has just released a new song featuring Living Colour’s guitarist Vernon Reid titled “Can’t Be Found.” It comes off of the album “Heavy Living, which is the first MC5 album in 53 years. Much of the album was recorded by the band’s late founding guitarist and vocalist Wayne Kramer. It was […]
Anima Spectra, a local-women owned business that offers event planning, handcrafted art, & wellness services is partnering with Eden’s Rose Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to inciting change, inspiring hope, and empowering sustainability in the Capital Region to host Artful Alchemy. Artful Alchemy is an immersive showcase of local artists based in the Capital Region […]
Clown at your Door – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. One of the things you have constantly on your mind as a fiction writer is whether or not the wild idea you have in your head, that blockbuster idea, is going to show up in the news midway through your […]
Singin Guru – An Xperience Column – by Jeff and Crystal Moore. Dear Singin’ Guru, I’m a vocalist in a cover band that’s just getting started. Our guitarist wants every song to “sound just like the record.” I know we want to be faithful to the original, but some of the songs are too high […]
Free summer concerts don’t get much better than the on that happened this Saturday at Power Park. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Boston native Bryan McPherson wowed them at Twisted Fiddler Saturday night, supported by Xavier Morris and Danny Quane. A great night. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
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