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Jack Daley – Interview – Xperience Monthly – original interview April 2019 by Liam Sweeny. Bass lines move people, and great bass lines move their songs into the soundtrack of the movie we call life. Bass can be taken for granted sometimes; its the unsung hero. But when it’s good, it’ll infect your soul. Jack […]
It was dance party on a Tuesday at No Fun in Troy with Ronnie Stone, Architrave and Bare Mattress. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy…
DJ Goodlyfe – Interview – Thanks for Asking – by Liam Sweeny. We connected with DJ Goodlyfe. Here is what he had to say. RRX: Who are you? I don’t mean philosophically, but for real, who are you? Are you a solo artist? Are you a band? Do you do originals or covers, or both? […]
The Horrors – Primary Colours – Album Review by Joshua Reedy from Blue Cadet-3 (2009) My copy: 2009 pressing by XL Recordings. Hitting the ground running with their take on post-punk revival by way of grimey garage-rock, England’s Horrors explore deeper sonic flavors through the electronic pulse of Primary Colours. While their conceptual sound isn’t […]
Elona Hope Mitchell-Strong – Interview – A Hot Minute – by Liam Sweeny. We connect with model Elona Hope Mitchell-Strong. RRX: Modeling seems easy to people who’ve never modeled. Just stand in front of a camera, and that’s it. But that’s looking at the end-product with no understanding of what may have to happen a […]
Jukebox. Jeff Lynn If you don’t know Jeff Lynn, you should. His band, Electric Light Orchestra has, over the years, created 20 Top 40 hits, shaping the American musical landscape. But all things come to an end, and Jeff Lynn has announced that ELO is going on a final door. Lynn, a prolific musician and […]
Phil Orsini – Interview – Thanks for Asking – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Every comic book hero has an origin story. What is your origin story? (points if you tell it like a comic book origin.) PO: My grandparents, “The Langley’s,” were gigging folk musicians my entire life. Growing up around music is what introduced […]
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY (March 21, 2024) — The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College announces the world premiere of David Greenberger and Tyson Rogers’s How Vowels Endure Winter on Friday, April 12, at 7 pm. The event is the inaugural commission and performance in the Adirondack Trust New Works Series […]
Various artists. On St. Patrick’s Day 2024, I took a stroll along Troy and saw many different acts, like I do during Victorian Stroll times. My First Group was Family Tree at Rev Hall where they had a kid friendly show, followed by Geo at Browns with a pop/celtic mix. I went south to Alias […]
TROY, NEW YORK: Opera Saratoga will be performing at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall for a special Women’s History Month matinee performance of Katie: Strongest of the Strong on Thursday, March 28th at 11am! A limited free ticket bank has been added to the show for families interested in seeing the show. Call the Box […]
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