Amazing Grace: ETHEL string quartet pays tribute to Jeff Buckley in Hudson
The world didn’t get enough of Jeff Buckley, as a stream of unfinished work, outtakes and unearthed live sessions attests.
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Pecas CD release show at Rosendale’s Market Market
Dwelling is the title of the debut album by Pecas, the nom de dream pop of Sandy Davis, a songwriter,
Javelin plays BSP in Kingston
On EP1¸ EP2 and their first full-length on the prestigious Luaka Bop label No Mas, the Brooklyn electro-trickster duo Javelin
Neil Alexander pays tribute to Jim Decrescenzo in Woodstock
My friend the clown, actor and musical comedian Glen Heroy earns part of his cobbled entertainer’s living from his uncanny
Arlo Guthrie at the Bardavon
Arlo Guthrie didn’t choose his name, but the heir to one of the great legacies in American music and culture
Quinn’s in Beacon hosts Speed the Plough, Breakfast in Fur
The 30-year story of the New Jersey band Speed the Plough reads like Faulkner’s account of Hoboken. The band’s history
Saintseneca plays BSP in Kingston
On their debut full-length, Last, Ohio’s Saintseneca positioned themselves as folk and Appalachia revivalists of a certain celestial stripe. Zac
Lara Hope & the Ark-Tones release new CD
For nearly a decade, Lara Hope has been among the most visible and energetic mid-Hudson Valley scenesters, fronting the risqué
Tin Roof Sessions pairs Rhett Miller, Black Horse Riders
New Paltz’s Tin Roof Sessions feature two performances per event, typically pairing a touring act with a sympathetic local and
Duke McVinnie Band plays the Falcon
A couple of years ago, the Duke McVinnie Band (hereafter DMV Band) seemed to be performing practically weekly, enjoying extended