BSP in Kingston hosts Americanfilmhistory
On Americanfilmhistory’s debut release The Grizzliest Thing I Know, the prolific and ambitious songwriter Frank McGinnis delivers what can only
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C. B. Smith & the Lucky Devils celebrate new CD in Woodstock
The music of C. B. Smith and the Lucky Devils rather perfectly illustrates a point I have been trying to
Alice, Jawbreaker Reunion & Trace Mountains play Team Love
At the small Team Love record label headquarters and RavenHouse Gallery in New Paltz, I have seen experimental cellists and
Joyce Manor at BSP in Kingston
Joyce Manor, a nationally popular quartet from Torrance, California, plays pop punk with exactly the kind of melodies and snotty-but-vulnerable
Sultans of String play Falcon
Canada’s Sultans of String are certainly among the most decorated, nominated and heralded acoustic swing groups on the continent, but
Lustre Kings headline Elvis’ 80th Birthday Bash in Hudson
Only 80. Elvis Presley would have been only 80 on January 8: a milestone that will be celebrated lavishly in
Deadline looms for studio debut of New Paltz band Breath Collective
To judge the Breath Collective only by their name, their appearance and the unfailingly spiritual terms with which they discuss
Tommy Stinson to headline Habitat for Humanity benefit at Club Helsinki
Tommy Stinson co-founded the legendary Minneapolis band the Replacements in the ’80s and would later tour the world with Guns
Marilyn Crispell at Colony Café
All of the major digital music outlets seem to believe the title of Marilyn Crispell’s excellent 1995 album The Woodstock
Lee Fields at Club Helsinki in Hudson
Little J.B.,” they called him, back when his first release came out in 1969, for his unmistakable resemblance in sound