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The travelogue of Undefeated, a rock/metal band from northern New York. This is about a fish fight. Hey, what’s up?! Undefeated again. Did you miss us? I sure did! Kidding, we’re siblings and we live with each other! Meredith just turned 21 a couple months ago, and for her birthday she decided to buy a […]
Somewhere in the imagination of a fan-fic writer, there is a playground, and on the teeter-totter sits two characters in perfect balance. On one side is Luke Skywalker, and on the other side is Han Solo. One is so good a soul he is a Chosen one with full Jedi power, and the other has […]
Friday, April 28th Free Beer and Hot Wings, Troy Music Hall, Troy, 8pm The Free Beer & Hot Wings Show began as an afternoon show in Omaha, NE at non-commercial radio station KIWR in March of 1997. The Show, comprised of former Central Michigan University roommates Gregg Daniels and Chris Michels, eventually moved to mornings […]
Duster, Stratosphere. My copy: 2019 reissue on cream colored vinyl by Numero Group Duster formed around 1996 and released the now insanely popular slowcore album Stratosphere in 1998. The album begins with wavering synth and shimmering guitar chirps, setting the stage for a very specific atmosphere. Themes of space travel are referenced in lyrics and […]
Sweat pours down your face, off your hair, rivulets down the back off your T-shirt. It presses into your computer chair as you slam on the buttons and click over here and over there. Your competitors have computer rigs much more advanced, but you have a seventy-two ounce Mountain Dew and you have moxie and […]
Wall of Sound. He slides the faders on the microphone covering the celesta, hoping to catch just a hair of the low note of the cello in the mix. The room through the window is cramped, and the cigarette smoke is the least noxious smell emanating from it when he opens the door to adjust […]
A cloud of cobalt paint dusted the edge a fat, black outline and she pulled back to spread it out. The cans of yellow, blue and white rattled around in her duffel bag like hostages that didn’t know how to keep their mouths shut. The yard was quiet, and she knew when the train would […]
The Last Time I Saw Scarface Billy. I saw Billy at the Bus Stop on Nicolette and Franklin. I hadn’t seen him in eight years, but Scarface Billy looked 20 years older. He was on crutches dragging a bum leg in a brace. His face had been always been a cross-hatch of scars, but it […]
Review of the Soul-Jazz Collective, by Ed Conway. If it’s Tuesday, it must be Jazz Night at The Lark Street Tavern. The venerable tavern, first opened in 1934, has gone through several face-lifts over the years, including a nearly total rebuild after a 2010 fire that gutted the building. Back in 2022, new owner Chris […]
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