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Prog Digest – An Xperience Column – by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. Happy Thanksgiving, and welcome to a special edition of Prog Digest. So, let’s get to the bad news first. Klyde is bummed. With all his efforts and planning and aligning cohorts to join in the fun at MSG – Klyde got shut out of the […]
OP Callaghan – Christmas- by OP Callaghan. I started playing drums before I had drums. At the age of 7, I knew that I wanted to be a drummer, and began playing with a pair of mismatched sticks, procured from a concert at a neighbor’s graduation party. I beat the hell out of a couple […]
Jukebox. Flea Flea, iconic bassist for Red Hot Chili Pepper, has his first full length solo album coming out next year by NoneSuch. He’s drawn the pick of the litter of contemporary music, with the likes of Anna Butterss, Jeff Parker, Deantoni Parks, Maurio Refosco, Rickey Washington, Vikram Devasthali, vocalist Chris Warren and saxophonist Josh […]
Cinderklous – An Xperience Christmas Story – by Liam Sweeny. What a handful of explorers know, upon placing foot and flag on the ephemeral vortex of the North Pole, is that there is absolutely no way to tell that one is at the North Pole. The air is as cold there as it is in […]
Whassup in the 518? Friday, December 5rd Christmas with the Cadets, Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, Troy, 7pm Join us for an unforgettable evening as the Cadets of La Salle Institute perform their annual Christmas Concert! This special event will feature performances from the dedicated Middle School Band, the distinguished Symphonic Band, and the award-winning […]
Michael Marcagi: Music’s Next Big Thing in 2026 – by Tony Mastrianni. I admit to being a bit out of my element here, as I am out of my niche writing about an alternative folk prodigy. After all, I am more of a Stone Age rocker. But this kid is special! Do you remember when […]
Lithium, Chptr. 17 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Mel leaned back in the lawn chair, on which he had put pillows he had gotten in trade. Andy was tending their new fire. Among the things he and Hope had done while Mel was working was a stone-lined firepit. Mel was surprised that wasn’t […]
Life on the Cutting Edge – Discoveries and Advancements Scientists Find Gut Bacteria that Destroy Kidney Stones https://sciencemediacentre.es/en/gut-bacteria-engineered-possible-treatment-kidney-stones/ New Technology Could Create Energy from Your Footsteps https://parametric-architecture.com/japan-turning-footsteps-electricity/?srsltid=AfmBOoqoa90TRLJclUeFeewF3Spruf_MPuLpntvV4UWsmA9WyjwazoHg Making Edible Protein from Air https://www.airprotein.com/
The Dionysus Effect – Xperience History – by Liam Sweeny. A new band is a seed. It can grow to create an incredible sound. It can grow to create its own sound, indistinguishable from any other thing out there. And in some cases, it creates that unique sound from the first sprout. The Dionysus Effect […]
The Last Verse: Music, Memory and Mortality – by Jason Irwin. It’s a weird thing, watching your heroes get older. Even weirder when they start leaving us. The voices and faces that once felt larger than life—our gods of rock—are now gray, weathered, and, in too many cases, gone. For anyone who grew up on […]
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