Is This Jazz? Spring Guide To Jazz In RI
As we all begin to thaw out from the winter chill, it’s important to remember that warmer weather is on its way and with that a renewed batch of […]
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Local 121: ‘Tiny, Weird Things’ Remembered
In late 2007, about six months into Local 121’s existence, Bryan Minto had a seemingly outlandish idea to boost the new restaurant’s late-night sales: Take the fine-dining establishment located in […]
Alt-Nation: New Disc and Shows to Check Out
Scott H. Biram – The Bad Testament (Bloodshot Records) On The Bad Testament, Scott Biram unleashes a collection of rollicking outlaw country fuzz stompers for these troubled times. The opening […]
Roots Report: The Bearded Bard
Okee dokee folks… In 13 years of writing this column I have had two byline photos. Sometimes I try to update them, but for some reason it never gets done. The […]
Interview with Asa Taccone from Electric Guest
By artistically fusing both vintage and contemporary aesthetics, Los Angeles indie soul act Electric Guest brings a unique groove. Frontman Asa Taccone has a velvety and soulful voice that reaches […]
Album Of The Week: Heart Attack Man’s The Manson Family
I know what’s going through your head. Without even giving it a listen, this album most likely evokes two thoughts: Either the name of the band reminds you of a […]
Album Of The Week: Crystal Fairy
Supergroups pop up at least once a year, and they can be an imploding disaster waiting to happen or a brilliant melding of talents that’s simply amazing. The latter can […]
Roots Report: Grand Funk Railroad at Twin River
Okee dokee folks… I went to see Grand Funk Railroad and former Eagles member Don Felder at Twin River last Friday night. These are my thoughts on the show. First […]
Interview with Jasamine White-Gluz from No Joy
Independent music has an endless variety of styles and tones. There also are acts that meld musical dimensions to create something truly unique. That can be said for No Joy, […]
Is This Jazz?: Chatting with Angela Morris
In December, Providence was introduced to Brooklyn-based composer/saxophonist Angela Morris and her group Rallidae. After watching their inspiring performance, I had the chance to speak with her briefly and found her […]