Electronic tonic: Bob Lukomski and experimental music in the Hudson Valley
On a spring day in the late ‘80s, I took a rowboat out to Esopus Island with Mark Marinoff, Phil
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A good turn: Patronize your Mom-and-Pop record store this Saturday
Saturday, April 21 is the fifth annual Record Store Day. My town, New Paltz, is uniquely blessed with two independent
New Rosendale Guitars offers hip vintage guitars & good advice
It is a cliché by now to say that what the malls did to the Mom-and-Pops, the commercial Web is
Mark Donato to perform at ASK on Saturday
When you go to see Mark Donato at the Arts Society of Kingston on April 14, I suggest that you
Local guitar prodigies Connor Kennedy, Jonny Klenk & “Mojo” Myles Mancuso
John Lennon said that the blues is a chair. A lesser-known but even more fraudulent blues apologist named Althius “Pop”
Roots radical: Jim Campilongo takes up residency at the Falcon
The name Jim Campilongo is known more among electric guitar aficionados than among the general music-fan population. He is especially
The mid-Hudson Valley kids’ music renaissance
Rod Morgenstein drummed for the Dixie Dregs, a rocking fusion band that formed at the University of Miami in the
Sketch sound with Karl Berger and friends this Friday
One of the most charmingly awkward moments in American cultural history came when Jack Kerouac and Steve Allen jammed on
Prog-rock without tears: Check out new album by New Paltz’s SubPixel
Stumbling upon the music of SubPixel – the nom de prog of New Paltz-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Matt Ross –
Market Market gets ready for Tributon to the Cure & the Smiths
Maybe we’re not passive, addicted consumers of the “celebrity feed” after all, but its masters, in a very real economic