Caigan revamps the Colony Café’s musical approach
“This is one of my Woodstock dreams coming true,” said drummer and recording engineer Pete Caigan, who, after several years
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Lovesick touts new EP at BSP this Friday
About half a year ago, the Kingston-based trash rock trio Lovesick released the single “Discoverer” in advance of its debut
Imarhan Timbuktu in Kingston this Friday
Mali’s one of those places that has left an imprint on world culture far greater than its small population or
The Dark Cave, by Will
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Ride to the Dark Cave, by Will
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The War on Drugs plays BSP this Saturday
The exquisitely murky and atmospheric indie pop group the War on Drugs visits BSP in Kingston not long after former
Uncle Funk plays Bearsville this Friday
Funk music, the story goes, celebrates carnality and ecstatic revelry to the exclusion of all other values. But these are
Reed master: SUNY-Ulster hosts classes, concert with jazz clarinetist Don Byron
The reed master, the brilliant composer and the thorny, brainy avant-garde traditionalist Don Byron has been a singular and compelling
Buffalo Daughter plays BSP in Kingston on Tuesday
Buffalo Daughter is a three-member group consisting of Sugar Yoshinaga, Yumiko Ohno and MoOoG Yamamoto, often joined by a drummer
The Coyotes Voices, by Will
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