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Jasenya McCauley – Wardrobe! – interview by Liam Sweeny. I connected with Wardrobe Utilization Specialist Jasenya McCauley. Among other things, we learned what a ‘wardrobe utilization specialist’ is. See below. RRX: You [responded to my post] and mentioned that you are a wardrobe utilization specialist. That was interesting to me right off the bat, because […]
ChatGPT-4 Christmas – story by Liam Sweeny. I hope the following exercise was slacker fun and not an earnest endeavor, and here it is. Tom Acres, technology reporter for Sky News, in realizing that there are “holy shit” days left until Christmas, decided to let AI plan out his holiday. ChatGPT-4 to be exact. He […]
Pineapple on Pizza – Not the Most Controversial Topping Anymore – by Liam Sweeny. I have a habit on Facebook, in part enabled by algorithms. I share bad food. Not rotten, spoiled food; bad food. Food that should have never been. Mayonnaise Wellington. Nacho cheese meringue pie with crushed Dorito crust. Anything and everything in […]
Half Waif, Angelina Valente, Daniel Keederman, Mayheaven played at SongCity in Troy at the Next Level over the Ruck. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy…
Troy Music Hall kicked off Tuesday, December 12th with music at noon. Alan Goldberg played. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy…
Empire Underground hosted One Step Closer, Arm’s Length, Yeah Universe and Halo Bite on December 11th. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy…
Bob Riley – Xperience History – Interview by Liam Sweeny. One of the enduring mysteries of music, all art really, is that the performer exists and the person exists, and if you didn’t know both of them, you might not guess one would inhabit the same flesh and bone of the other. Art gives people […]
Super Pigs Coming This Way (Eventually) – story by Liam Sweeny. I recently wrote about Pablo Escobar’s “cocaine hippos,” which are an invasive species in Colombia. Long story, follow it here. Well, God, or “providence” saw my interest and led me down an unusual path. A path that ends in bacon, and the apocalypse. Canada […]
Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells – Album Review by Joshua Reedy. (1973) My copy: 1979 stereo reissue by Virgin. Mike Oldfield’s ambitious 1973 album is most famous for the melody that became the main theme to the widely popular horror film The Exorcist. While the anxious piano composition is a core motif of the first […]
“A Hot Minute” Questions – P Gutter Xperience Liaison Wiz Hoffa brings us P. Gutter. Interview by Liam Sweeny. RRX: We all get into creative pursuits for different reasons. Some people get into music and the arts to escape; for some, it’s a natural outlet. Was was music, and creativity in the larger sense, for […]
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