24-Hour Drone Music festival at Basilica Hudson
It is not like the avant-garde to be quite so blunt and denotative in its choice of words, but “24-Hour
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Richard Thompson at Club Helsinki
Richard Thompson appears as the British equivalent of Neil Young in some ways. Both emerged, like cream to the top,
Outsider art hero & folk songwriter Michael Hurley to play Bearsville
The prolific, shambolic folk songwriter Michael Hurley, a genuine hero of Outsider art for over 50 years, performs at the
New Paltz prof Lisa Phillips talks about romantic obsession
In January of 2015, the decorated writer, radio journalist and SUNY-New Paltz professor Lisa Phillips published Unrequited: Women and Romantic
Suzanne Vega to play Bearsville
The credits on Suzanne Vega’s latest collection of new songs, 2014’s Tales from the Realm of the Queen of Pentacles,
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to induct Paul Butterfield
Long before he took up permanent residence in Woodstock, the Chicago-born blues harp legend Paul Butterfield had distinguished himself first
New Jangle for now people in New Paltz: Lives of the Obscure’s impressive new EP
It has taken these slow ears of mine almost 20 years now – starting the clock at the moment that
Shana Falana unveils new CD in Kingston
BSP in Kingston will celebrate Shana Falana’s eagerly awaited full-length CD, Set Your Lightning Fire Free, with a release show
Perfume Genius to play BSP in Kingston
It is not Michael Hadreas’ fault that his project Perfume Genius often draws comparisons to Elliott Smith and Sufjan Stevens
Christian pop megastar Matthew West at Civic Center
“Yeah, he was one of mine,” writes my brother Dave of Christian pop megastar and Grammy-winner Matthew West, Millikin University,