Living with Elephants comes Home
Between its eponymous debut EP and its new CD Home, Rosendale’s Living with Elephants evolved from the alias of a
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Los Doggies tout great new LP at Oasis in New Paltz this Saturday
At the end of our long, happy day of singing, dancing and arguing about it, music isn’t “about” anything; music
Hudson Valley Psyche Fest in Kingston this Friday
What is the difference between psychedelic music and that genre now simply called psyche? Some would argue, “Nothing, and would
All-faculty rock band plays in New Paltz this Friday
When I was a teenager, my father passed along to me a “Question Authority” button that a student had
Life in a Blender at BSP in Kingston this Thursday
When people in my position need a short cut, a quick way to establish a territory for the New York
Don Byron’s New Gospel Quintet to raise the roof in Stone Ridge
The reed-player and jazz composer/interpreter Don Byron’s New Gospel Quintet routinely raises roofs and brings audiences almost involuntarily to their
Bruce Katz headlines Pro Jam 5 at Hudson’s Club Helsinki
The Hudson Valley has long served as a home and haven in the hills for many professional musicians, but as
“333” Songwriter Showcase this Friday in Woodstock
When I was a young, unfocused, undisciplined musician, dwarfed by my older brother’s long shadow on the high school dance
Jeremy Baum touts new CD The Eel this Saturday in Newburgh
Instrumental blues, fusion and funk are typically live-experience genres that depend upon ensemble empathy and the living groove. They pose an
Mike Gordon of Phish plays Bearsville this Sunday
Mike Gordon, best-known as the bassist of Phish, has struck out on his own as a singer/songwriter in recent years,