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Album Review – Psychomanteum, “For All Time” – by Liam Sweeny. There’s an off-world dynamic in Psychomanteum’s For All Time, It’s within each song. The lead and melody and vox can be skyward and expansive, yet they’re launched from- and anchored to a bedrock of rapid-fire beats and solid chops. It’s Gothic and bleak, It’s […]
Another look at the Reverend Horton Heat / Black Joe Lewis / Pinata Protest show held at Empire Live Tuesday night, this time through the lens of our photographer Timothy Reidy. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More coverage of the show here …
Caity Gallagher continued her residency at Lost & Found, this time outside. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Lost & Found here …
This ain’t a safe night at the theater. It’s what you love about a great live concert—just in a community theater setting. There are shows you go to for a pleasant night out. And then there are shows that get under your skin a little—shows that don’t just entertain, but unsettle, provoke, and linger. Hedwig […]
Jukebox. Madonna Madonna has created a sequel to 2995’s Confessions of a Dancefloor, called Confessions II. “People think that dance music is superficial, but they’ve got it all wrong,” Madonna saide. “The dance floor is not just a place, it’s a threshold: A ritualistic space where movement replaces language. Madonna added, “When Stuart Price and […]
Lex Hoffa – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny… RRX: Growing up in a melting pot of sound and culture, how do you decide whether to come out with a blended style or pick one sound in your world and blow that up? Lex Hoffa: Thats a great question. I had the luck of growing […]
By “Chad from Albany” Koenig. A hodgepodge of Texas sounds came funneling through Empire Live on Tuesday Night (April 14, 2026), when Psychobilly legends Reverend Horton Heat returned to the Capital Region with a blistering set to the rockabilly, country, and punk fans that ventured out on the first humid night of the year. Dallas’ […]
Ominous Seapods held court at Lark Hall on Saturday, ably supported Neve Molea. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Lark Hall here …
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