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Recent Features

Lenny Kucinski Profile

December 7, 2011

During this Christmas season, we profile a musician with a long and distinguished career who, among other things, is helping lead the fantastic Christmas-rock group Twelve Twenty-Four.

Profile by Ric Albano

 

Conversation in Pieces by Autohypnosis

November 21, 2011

Although you get the feeling that there may be something more going on than meets the eye, Autohypnosis’ new album, Conversation (in) Pieces is, at least on the surface, a series of glimpses into the dynamics of a failed relationship.

Album Review by Chris Nelson

 

Sound Off for Veteran's Day

November 15, 2011

On Friday, November 11th (11.11.11), four Pennsylvania bands donated their talents to a Veteran’s Day benefit at Champion’s Sports Bar in Highspire, PA. The benefit concert donated proceeds to The Wounded Warriors Project.

Event Review

 

Hot Wing Jones

September 28, 2011

Hot Wing Jones has been described as a garage band for adults. While this may accurately describe this band’s public persona, it doesn’t aptly describe this band’s dedication to their musical pursuits.

Artist Review by Karyn Albano

 

Bob Dylan, 2011

August 18, 2011

A review of a live performance by a classic, first rate musician at a second rate venue. Bob Dylan played at Montage Mountain in Scranton, PA on August 10th where there was fun, food, and fascism, as a well as a mother and son reunion.

Live Review by J.D. Cook

 

The E Files

August 9, 2011

A detailed and reverent analysis of the music and life of Mark Oliver Everett, commonly known as “E,” front man of indie band Eels. After two decades in the music business, eight studio albums, nine live albums and compilations, an autobiography, countless tours, singles, and personal tragedies, meet the man with the beard, and find out what keeps him going.

Feature by Leah Della Croce

 

Fools On Sunday

July 22, 2011

Based in the northern suburbs of New York City, Fools on Sunday is a very unique band, to say the least. They are led by 14-year old Evan Seligman, with his father Marc Seligman, a longtime veteran of the New York music scene, on bass.

Review by Ric Albano

 

The Graduation Ceremony by Joseph Arthur

June 2, 2011

The Graduation Ceremony is another gem by American rocker Joseph Arthur. This latest studio album, released on May 23rd of this year, explores many styles and genres while portraying vivid and intimate stories.

Review by Leah Della Croce

 

May 24, 2011

Today we start our in-depth profile of Rush, the true rebels of rock n roll and one of the greatest acts ever to take the stage. The profile consists of the following articles.

The Rush Story
The Top Ten Great Forgotten Rush Songs
Burn Down the Rock Hall of Fame!
Rush Discography
No One Gets to Their Heaven Without a Fight