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The Velmas – Xperience History – by Liam Sweeny. We originally interviewed The Velmas in October of 2021. RRX: The Velmas have gotten a lot of accolades in our region, including “Best Alternative Band” and “Best Rock Band” by Metroland. You have your own acolytes, the “Velmites.” Considering how hard it is for any band […]
Zan Strumfeld – An Xperience Interview – by Rob Smittix. RRX: This is exciting. I got the press release and it says “Local musicians play murder ballads about the region’s creepy past.” I am all about that! ZS: Love the spooky. RRX: 100%. I mean, I’ve been infatuated with the ghost over at the Cohoes […]
Troy Night Out Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Singin’ Guru – An Xperience Column – by Jeff and Crystal Moore. Dear Singin’ Guru, I’ll just put it out there – how in the hell do you learn to sing and play guitar at the same time? People make it look so easy, but I’m struggling! Help! Signed, Struggling Dear Struggling, First of […]
I’m free and I’m flying down the highway at a cruising speed of sixty, the perennial “five over” that we all hold up as a crucifix to a speeding ticket. I’m on my way to Whole Foods, which, I found out from friend and fellow artist Sarah Petrucci, was hosting an art exhibit of her […]
When we heard the news about Twisted Fiddler closing, it honestly broke our hearts. The Fiddler has become a great place for live music and they supported the local scene like we haven’t witnessed in a long time. When the weather interfered with RadioRadioX/Xperince Monthly’s Rockin’ on the River/6th Anniversary Party, the Twisted Fiddler came […]
Art Along the Aether, Chapter Eleven – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Dark and cold and silent, old environment untouched by hands civilized, or beset by ravenous eyes. Where were they? Or would it have been pomp and cliché to say when were they, and the snow touched not the leaves crinkled up beneath […]
Jukebox. Pink Floyd Many famous bands have sold their catalog and likenesses, like KISS and Queen recently, but now it’s Pink Floyd that has done it. They’ve sold their entire catalog, plus the band name and likeness, to SONY for $400 million dollars. This means that SONY could have a holographic tour of the band […]
Taylor’s Guitar – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. I’ve never understood hating celebrities. Of course, this is nowithstanding my particular loathing of Justin Timberlake, whom I saw coming out of the Sheraton on Canal Street in New Orleans, whose attention I desperately tried to get for an autograph (for eBay) […]
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