Interviews
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Joanne DelCarpine – An Xperience Interview – by Niki Kaos. Joanne DelCarpine’s music caught my ear when I heard her at 344 2nd Street’s Original Music Open Mic. Her sense of rhythm, arrangements, and playful lyrics are complemented by a voice that pulls your attention to the stage. I had to introduce myself. The 518 […]
Deb Cavanaugh – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: What was the very first reaction to your music, from the first person to ever hear so much as a practice jam or the demo of your first song? DC: This is a tough one because I’ve been singing my whole life. When I […]
Rockstar Rebellion: A Trip into Chromatic Chaos – An Xperience Interview – by BradQuan Copeland. Imprisoned in the thick of thoughtless nothing, metallic gels dissolve upon my tongue, slowly unraveling the iridescent frequencies of kaleidoscopic oscillations. The walls are heaving, as the floor presses to the ceiling. My skin shimmers, like gnawing piranhas snapping at […]
Kate Taylor (cont.) – An Xperience Interview – by Liam Sweeny. Last month, I spoke with Kate Taylor, “Sister Kate,” singer-songwriter and sister to James Taylor. We established that she is a power in her own right, and we are delighted to present to you the continuation of our conversation. She played Caffe Lena in […]
Bill O’Donnell – An Xperience Interview – by Rob Smittix. RRX: We’ve got my uncle, Bill O’Donnell, House Manager of the Palace Theatre, on the line. BO: If you hear barking in the background, it’s my dog Doja Cat. RRX: A dog named Doja Cat. That’s different. (both laugh) RRX: I know you’ve got a […]
The Porcelain Light in the Night: A Feature on Lacey Allen – by BradQuan Copeland. It felt like a movie. The day itself slowly unraveling in real time. I woke up around 11 a.m., still fogged from last night’s emerald clouds. I dragged my feet through my morning routine, then hopped in my car and […]
John Waite – An Xperience Interview – by Ian Losz. Prior to his show at Universal Preservation Hall in Saratoga Springs, I sat down with an old acquaintance from my California days: John Waite, former frontman of The Babys and Bad English, now performing with his new 4-man band. (As we began, John noticed my […]
By BradQuan Copeland. SAUGERTIES, N.Y. – November 15, 2025 – Sheets of rain mercilessly hammered my windshield as the wipers worked in overdrive to preserve my view. The shadow-soaked highway, coupled with the erratic mist kicked up by sixteen-wheelers, presented a hellacious obstacle worthy of weathering on my way to Saugerties. There, at The Local—a […]
Gracie Lineham: The Luster in the Frost – by BradQuan Copeland. The shocking sight of winter’s first shower came just weeks before Thanksgiving. I hate winter; it’s never long before the sky’s grim grey seasons me with loathing for a brief, rent-free stay. The air carries a faint metallic frost that pierces the constricted breath, […]
Holiday Giving – Gary Aldrich – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: So you’re doing something at the shop around now, and into the holiday season. GA: I put a post out, and I collect hats, hand warmers, sweaters, blankets – anything that I can to drop off at the Albany Mission. RRX: How big are the […]
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