David Hemingway Memorial Concert Happens At The Columbus Theatre on October 1
On September 13, 2015, the Providence music scene was shaken by the loss of one of their own. David Hemingway, who was a local fixture as a drummer who played in […]
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September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Album Of The Week: Public Access T.V.’s Never Enough
As with every genre, power pop has its contenders and pretenders. There are some acts where some guy is blatantly ripping off Alex Chilton while his band tries to be […]
Interview with Pete Bernhard from The Devil Makes Three
When it comes to music, keeping it real is usually the way to go. What do I mean by keeping it real? Being straight to the point and just writing […]
Is This Jazz? Old Is New
Purchasing a new album has always been a thrill. The only problem I have is learning when enough is enough. I don’t buy a lot of stuff, but when I […]
Album Of The Week: Beach Slang’s A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings
Every time Beach Slang’s James Alex writes a song, it seems he makes a conscious effort to discover the communal essence of punk rock. It doesn’t consist of bouncing around […]
Show Review: Steven Tyler at PPAC
Okee dokee folks… I had the chance to get to the Steven Tyler show last Saturday night at the Providence Performing Arts Center. I wasn’t really sure what to expect. […]
Interview with Matthew Caws from Nada Surf
There’s a case to be made that Nada Surf can be the most consistent band to come out of the ‘90s. The alternative rock act from New York City has […]
Hip-Hop: Community Support
I want to take a moment to give major thanks to some of the people who continuously bring forth the hip-hop community. Not only do they put a tremendous amount of effort […]
Taking Back Sunday Is Crashing Down With Tidal Waves
Thirteen years ago, I was snooping around my sister’s bedroom. I wanted to be just like her, always in awe of the studded belts and crazy colored Adidas Sneakers she wore. […]
Alt-Nation: Everything is New
D Generation – Nothing Is Anywhere (Bastard Basement Records) D Generation return after 17-year hiatus since their last album, Through The Darkness, with Nothing Is Anywhere to serve up another […]