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Fun Life of an MRI – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. When one thinks of all the good fun that can be had, few think of getting an MRI. Massive machinery pumping out an unmistakable cascade of loud knocks and whirs. I was lucky that my only MRI was my […]
Amy-Lin Slezak – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Love is a big part of music. We’re talking first loves here. Lots of cool stories about first loves and the things we do for those loves. Can you (or, in the case of a band, one member) talk about your first love, especially […]
On Sunday Jan. 25, 2026 @ 3:00pm, join us at the Strand Theatre for a matinee concert The Spacemen – A Tribute to Ace Frehley! This concert will have classic songs from KISS and Ace’s solo career, shared in different combinations by 10 guitarists from the North Country culminating with an Ace Orchestra: 10 guitarists playing together […]
By Stephanie J Bartik. On a busy Saturday night in Glens Falls, New York, finding parking was a competitive sport. With a show at the Wood Theater, hockey at the arena, and a progressive rock concert at the beautiful Park Theater, the city was buzzing from every corner. For fans of adventurous music, however, the […]
Lithium, Chptr 22 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Mel found himself in a small room connected to a corridor, both haunted by the wayward energy of the mad and delusional. The walls glistened with whitewash, but Mel knew what lay beneath that thin coat was the lives and work of prophets and shaman, […]
On what would prove to be the day before Bob Weir’s passing, The Wheel played Englishtown ’77 at Lark Hall. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Lark Hall here …
Norrine’s became ska-friendly really quickly on Saturday night, when Uncle Frank Says No started winding up the trumpet and tuba, as five members of a seven-person band played loud enough for the building to move. These guys have left their marks across the Northeast and have the audience skanking to hits like “Cheesemurder” or everyone’s […]
Frander – An Xperience Interview – by Liam Sweeny. Folk isn’t solid. It’s as fluid as the waves that carry tradition across oceans and seas, to take root on the shores of a faraway land and bloom with the colors of the national flag. We spoke with Gabbi Dluzewski of the Swedish heavy folk band […]
Interview with 90s Noise – Thanks for Asking – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Music genres are difficult for some artists. Some strictly adhere; others not so much. What is your perspective on the genre you play, or the genres you hover around? 90N: We adhere to only 90’s music, hence the name 90’s NOISE. To go beyond that, we […]
Colin Jacobson – An Xperience Interview – by Neoptolemus. “Pictures at an Exhibition” (a 1971 live album from Emerson, Lake, and Palmer). “A Fifth of Beethoven” (a 1976 disco instrumental). “Sabre Dance” (a 1968 Dave Edmunds/Love Sculpture electric guitar arrangement). These are all 1960s-1970s popular song titles based on classical works. But there’s more. Modern […]
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