Interviews
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Image: Kristian Montgomery at the 2026 Listen Up Awards in Cohoes, N.Y. – photo by Frankie Cavone. RRX: Every artist’s first song is a milestone. But so is the latest song. Describe the first song/album you recorded, and also the latest song/album you recorded; what are the differences? Kristian Montgomery: My first album was “Small […]
By BradQuan Copeland. “As long as I can see you, you’ll always only be mine,” he echoes softly to them, his hand pressed lightly against the small of their back as their lead-laced lids peeled open one at a time. Elegantly dressed, they stand as mere specks within the gilded hall, marble floors pulsing beneath […]
By Liam Sweeny. Little Feat is an iconic band that formed in 1969, and it would be rare to find someone who hasn’t heard a Little Feat song. With a sound uniquely their own, the band has refused over the years to do anything not authentic to their principles and vision. We talk to keyboardist […]
By Sara Busone. RRX: What do you think is the most poorly understood thing about music, or the music you play? Chris Busone: It’s pretty simple; it’s rock and roll. You either listen and like it, or you go to the bar and get another drink. Either way, we play, you listen, nobody gets hurt. […]
By Larry Felton. Four Musicians, No Leader, and the Jazz Suite Born in a Basement There is no Arch Stanton in the Arch Stanton Quartet. The band is Terry Gordon on horns, Jim Ketterer on drums, Chris Macchia on bass, and Roger Noyes on guitar — four musicians who deliberately chose a fictional name because […]
By Charla Earney. A Journey of Self-Belief Troy’s Monument Square sits at the center of the city like a small cultural heartbeat. Preparing for an interview invokes within me a certain kind of curiosity that requires my attention and presence. From a corner of the triangular plaza, you can look up at the statue perched […]
By OP Callaghan. David Bourgeois is a local drummer, composer, producer, and studio owner right here in our own backyard. His work with local favorites Treaty and Killtech is legendary, and he’s a genuine supporter and curator of local music and talent. For other drummers out there, beware of the dog, and let’s welcome David […]
9 Hours in a Basement, Frozen Fried Chicken, and the Casting Couch Scoop on the BoonDock Kingz By Jason Irwin. Some artist interviews take place in a studio. Some happen backstage before a show. And sometimes they happen in a basement — with a “conversation” that keeps running far longer than anyone expected. Most of […]
Image: Gus Hais of Blackcat Elliot at the Fuze Box, August 2, 2025 – photo by Christopher Ebbs By Rob Skane. Gus Unplugged always plays from the heart. He has a rocknroll spirit that is unmatched and is always digging deep to create very cool original music. Please visit him at gusunplugged.weebly.com RRX: What was […]
Image: Delaney Hafener of the Belle Curves at No Fun, August 7, 2025 – photo by Timothy Reidy By Liam Sweeny. If one voice can lead a group of people, then what can be said of a voice that can lead a group of musicians? Delaney Hafener has not only found a sound that belongs […]
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