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By Mike Stampalia. 50 years ago: Roberta Flack / Blood, Sweat & Tears @ Tanglewood The tears were provided by Roberta Flack, who opened her performance with one of her biggest and most melancholy hits, “Killing Me Softly.” Though Flack can belt out a gospel style tune, and sound a lot like Aretha Franklin, her […]
On July 11, Colony Woodstock hosted a night featuring the art-pop of Sarah Power, as well as the genre-defying Forbidden Lovers. Musicians playing that night included Erica Quitzow, Guthrie Lord, Manuel Quintana, Jesse Towey, and Steve Gorn. Photography by Joshua Scarselli. Read an interview with Gargie Verma of Forbidden Lovers here …
Photography by Christopher Ebbs. Vintri Hill kicked off the fun and brought the storm to a rainout close at Silver Factory Records. More from Silver Factory Records …
Rock the Block Blazes with Back in Black Words and Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. Cohoes, New York – The summer heat wasn’t the only thing turning up the temperature Thursday night in Canal Square. On July 10, Rock the Block welcomed Back in Black, the legendary AC/DC tribute band out of Massachusetts, and they brought […]
image: Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. @ Music Haven (July 14, 2024) – photo by Timothy Reidy for RadioRadioX 40 years ago: Air Supply @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center Then they finished the set as everyone except Shilander, Moyse, and the group’s original keyboardist Frank Esler Smith left the stage, and the trio combined on my favorite […]
Prog Digest – An Xperience Column – by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. Ya know how ya get to thinkin’ ‘bout stuff? Random thoughts triggered by something else, and then you end up writing it down, and some idiot (sorry, Boss) decides that they will print pretty much anything you write. Why I have been left to my […]
Life on the Cutting Edge – New Discoveries and Advancements Titanium foam that can be infused with bone can make us (almost) Wolverine. https://www.wired.com/2010/09/rebuilding-bones-stronger-and-faster-with-titanium-foam/ Tiny robots can heal themselves from being sliced in half. https://newatlas.com/robotics/self-healing-swimming-microbots/ New computer “brain” made from living cells. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/these-living-computers-are-made-from-human-neurons/
Long Island-based metalcore outfit Deadlands played Empire Underground on July 10, along with New Jersey’s Sage. Photography by Jake Fox. Deadlands Sage More from Empire Underground …
T.V. Doctors – Xperience History – by Amy Modesti. Originally published in June 2022. Not feeling well. Get a prescription from T.V. Doctors who will heal your soul. T.V. Doctors are one of several musical acts to perform at the Listen Up Awards Show Friday, June 17 at Lark Hall and their mix of electronica, […]
(image: the new ticket office at SPAC was attacked by angry fans (July 13, 1965) – photo by the Saratogian) 50 years ago: The J. Geils Band / Eros @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center “Last night’s incident gave a lot of ammunition to those people who are opposed to rock concerts. I’m afraid it put […]
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