Album Of The Week: Ryan Adams’ Prisoner
Sometimes the best art comes from pain and loneliness. It can be a fantastically brilliant antidote for whatever the artist is feeling. With his 16th studio album, Prisoner, due out […]
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The Court: Art in Play
September 24, 2025 - April 26, 2026The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Alt-Nation: The Sinister Sounds of the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, and beyond…
An Evening with Lol Tolhurst, Founding Member of The Cure I’ve been a fan of The Cure for almost 30 years and don’t recall anything remotely related to them ever […]
Roots Report: Milk and bread, baby!
Okee dokee folks…We had a blizzard. Wasn’t that fun? This latest storm was like the Super Bowl for the local TV weather folks. They love to hype them. Milk and […]
That 1 Guy Performs at Alchemy
Musicians usually play one of four instruments. The assortment of guitar, bass, drums and piano is common, not discounting the high school band geek who can play a mean horn. […]
Album Of The Week: Ron Gallo’s Heavy Meta
Just when you think that rock ‘n’ roll is just copying itself, someone puts out a record that turns the genre on its head. With a flurry of twangy garage punk […]
Proposed Sale of 89.3 to RIPR
The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth asked the FCC for permission to sell 89.3 FM WUMD to RIPR. Some applaud this move, while others are unhappy with the proposal. We asked […]
Hip-Hop: An Interview with Cam Bells
Artists like Cam Bells, The Prince of PVD, are few and far between. This young, talented artist pops in and out of the music scene on his own time and […]
Is This Jazz? Five Years Of ITJ Shows
Usually I talk here about the jazz scene at large or the stuff happening locally that is outside of my own personal musical pursuits. However, this time I’m going […]
Spotify and Chill
We asked our music writers to tell us their soundtrack for romance. Here’s what they said (Note: Some declined to reveal trade secrets.) Matthew Curtis “Location” by Khalid “Exchange” by […]
Roots Report: Are These the Dark Ages?
Okee dokee folks… Welcome back to the Dark Ages. Here is a brief synopsis of what went on then: economic and cultural deterioration, ignorance and lack of reasoning, disease, corrupt […]